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The New Zealand Gazettj~. 857 APRIL 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTJ~. 857 POSTAL DISTRICT OF NAPIER-contimted. lJate of Frequency. Mode of Name of Contractor. Annual Termination UI S=loo. Conveyance. Subsidy. Iof Contract. £ s. d. :-1 Hastings and Havelock North 6 Thrice daily .. Omnibus Nimon and Sons, 100 0 0 31/12/42 Ltd. 4 Hastings and Mahora South (rural de­ 6 Thrice weekly Bicycle (Dept!. officer) livery) 5 Hastings and Mangateretere (rural de­ 22 Daily Motor-car D. W. Allen 120 0 0 31/12/42 livery) (Hastings, Fernhill, and Maraekakaho 32 Daily l I Maraekakaho and Kereru (private-bag 30 Thrice weekly 6 ~ delivery) ~Motor-truck Williams and 149 0 0 31/12/42 I lVIaraekakaho and Glen Lyon Station 18 Thrice weeliJy Creagh, Ltd. L (rural delivery) J 7 Hastings and Tarran Homestead 28 Daily Motor-truck A. W. Renouf and 75 0 0 31/12/42 (private-bag delivery) Co., Ltd. 8 Hastings and Waiwhare Homestead 60 Twice weekly Motor-truck James Mills, Ltd. 52 0 0 31/12/42 (private-bag delivery) 9 Hastings, Whanawhana Homestead, 68 Thrice weekly Motor-truck Williams and 106 0 0 31/12/42 and Kohatunui (private-bag delivery) Creagh, Ltd. 10 Havelock North and Avery's (private­ 20 Thrice weekly Motor-truck L. T. Haycock 20 0 0 bag delivery) 11 Havelock North and Pukahu 4 Daily Bicycle (Dept!. officer) 12 Havelock North and Waimarama (part 74 Thrice weekly Motor-car L.A. Wright 60 0 0 31/12/42 private-bag delivery) 13 Junction Napier-Wairoa and Mohaka Daily Foot N. Garland 24 0 0 Roads and :Mohaka Post-office 14* Makotuku Railway-station and Post­ 300 yd As required Foot Ylrs. E. D. Bassen­ office den 15 Napier and Arapawanui (rural delivery) 73 Twice weekly Motor-lorry J. Mahony and 135 0 0 31/12/42 Sons, Ltd. Napier and Fernhill (part rural de­ J livery)- l 16 Napier, Greenmeadows, and Taradale IO Twice daily jMotor-car J. McCosh 570 0 0 3'1/12:/42 I Puketapu, Fernhill, Hastings, Hau­ 67 Daily l moana, Pakowhai, Meeanee 17 Napier, Clive, and Hastings 25 Daily Omnibus N.Z. Railways 55 0 0 Road Services 18 Napier : Delivery of postmen's over­ As required Motor-van (Dept!. officer) flow bags 19 Napier: Delivery of parcels within a As required Motor-van ( Dept!. officer) radius of two miles from Chief Post­ office 20 Napier Railway-station and Chief Post­ As required Motor-van .. (Dept!. officer) office, Breakwater, Port Ahuriri, and vessels at wharves 21 Napier: Clearance of receiving-boxes As required Motor-van .. (Dept!. officer) 22 Napier, Bay View, Tangoio, Tutira, 318 Daily Motor-truck N.Z. Railways 2,883 0 0 31/12/42 Putorino, Kotemaori, Raupunga, Road Services l\fohaka, Wairoa, Whakaki, Nuhaka, Morere, Wharerata, Bartlett's, Muri­ wai, Manutuke, Makaraka, and Gis­ borne. (Service to provide for con­ veyance of all mails at night between Napier and Gisborne. Leave Napier 7 p.m., arrive Gisborne 5 a.m. ; leave Gisbornc 7 p.m., arrive Napier 5 a.m.) 23 Napier and Port Ahuriri 6 Thrice daily ( one way Omnibus Napier Bus Co., 23 8 0 only) Ltd. 24 Napier, Puketapu, Rissington, Patoka, 70-78 Five times weekly, except Motor-car Hawke's Bay Motor 250 0 0 31/12/42 and Puketitiri Puketapu, thrice weekly Co-, Ltd. 25 Napier, Bay View, Eskdale, Te Pohue, 196 Daily Motor-car Hawkes' Bay Motor 400 0 0 31/12/42 Te Haroto, Tarawera, Rangitaiki, Co., Ltd. and Taupo 26 Norsewood and Ngamoko (rural de­ 39t Daily Motor-car .. J. Legarth 174 0 0 31/12/42 livery) 27 Nuhaka, Waikokopu, Opoutama, Ko- 38 Daily Motor-truck J. T. Begley 185 0 0 31/12/42 puawhara, and Paritu · 28 N uhaka and Mahia 30 Daily Motor-truck B!uck's Transport 36 0 0 29 Omahanui, Matakuhia Station, and 27 Twice weekly Motor-truck Mrs. J. Harvey .. 100 0 0 31/12/42 Shannon Station (private-bag de­ livery) 30 Ongaonga and Hinerua (rural delivery) 28 Twice weekly Motor-van W. J. Yardley 83 0 0 31/12/42 31 Ormondville Railway-station and Post­ 400 yd As required Handcart (Dept!. officer) office 32 Ormondville, South Norsewood, and 9 Twice daily Motor-car J. Legarth 109 0 0 31/12/42 Norsewood 33 Ormondville and Waikopiro (rural 39 Daily Omnibus or Hill and Brooks, 156 0 0 31/12/42 delivery) motor-truck Ltd. 34 Otane and Argyll East (rural delivery) 33 Thrice weekly Motor-truck W. F. Turner 114 0 0 31/12/42 35 Otane and Elsthorpe ( part rural delivery) 54 Thrice weekly Motor-truck S. Irwin 218 0 0 31/12/42 * Service performed by non-permanent officer. Payment -included in salary. .
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