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New Zealand Gazette of Thursday, August 26, 1937 jumb. 58. 2095 81:TPPLE J\!IE NT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937. iuh1isgt)) by ~ut!Jority. WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937. Tender.s for Inland Mail-service Contracts.-8outh Island, POSTAL DISTRICT OF CHRISTCHURCH. 1938-40, 1. Ashburton and Mayfield: Ashburton to ·Winslow, along Hinds-Winslow and Hinds Swamp Roads to G'eneral Post Office, Maronan, thence Carter's Road to Lismore and May­ Wellington, :!3rd August, 1937. field, Pet~r's, Blair's, Wright's, South Hinds, Morrow's, EALED tenders will be received at the several Chief Shepherd s Bush, and Moorhouse Roads to Mayfield, S Post-offices in the South Island until noon on Tuesday, Rangitata and Ballantyne's Roads to Ruapuna, the 21st September, 1937, for the conveyance of mails between Cross, Perrin's, Cracraft~ River, Studholme, and the undermentioned places for a period of three years from Chisnall's Roads to Hinds and Ashburton (part rural the 1st January, 1938. delivery), da,ily. 2. Ashburton Railway-station and Post-office, as required. 3. Barry's Bay and VVainui, daily. POSTAL DISTRICT OF BLENHEJM. 4. Kaikoura and Kaikoura Suburban : Kaikoura along Beach, Ludstone, Rorrison's, Hawthorne, :Th1{ount 1. Blenheim and Branch River : Blenheim, W aihopai, Fyffe, Mill, Athenley, and Schoolhouse Roads to Beach Wairau Valley, Hillersden, Birch Hill, and Branch Road, retrace Schoolhouse Road to Athenley Road, River (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. thence to Stack's Corner, along Postman's W'ildc11ess, 2. Blenheim : Delivery of parcels and other packages Kincaid, Parson's, Grange, Bay Paddock, and Kinc,i,id including postmen's overflow bags within borough Roads to Stack's Corner, along Postman's and ]\fount boundaries, as required. Fyffe Roads to P. Brunel's, retrace to and along Postman's and Mcinnes Road to T. J. C. Schroder's, 3. Blenheim Railway-station, vessels in river, and Chief retrace to and along Postman's Road to L. Grimwood's, Post-office, as required. retrace Postman's Road, along Red Swamp and Kawai 4. Blenheim and Hakana : Blenheim, Robinhood Bay, Ford Roads to Barker's, retrace to Red Swamp Road, Ocean Bay, Hakahaka, Whangataura, Ngakuta, and along Schoolhouse, Athenley, and Beach Roads to Hakana, weekly. Kaikoura (rural delivery), thrice weekly. 5. Hapuku and Puhipuhi (rural delivery), twice weekly. 5. Little River and Puaha : Little River along Main Road, Puaha Valley Road to Stackbouse's, retrace to Puaha, 6. Havelock and Titirangi : Havelock, Brightlands, Elaine Harman's Track (Chapman's), retrace Harman's Bay, Maud Island, Te Towaka, Waitata Bay, Bulwer, Track and Puaha Valley Road to Little River (rural Port Ligar, Forsyth Island, Wakatahuri, Te l'uru, delivery), daily. Okoha, Anakoha, Titirangi, Pohuenui, Beatrix Bay, Clova Bay, Manaroa, Hopai, Eli Bay, Crail Bay, 6. Little River and Te Oka : Little River along Main Homewood and Havelock (part private-bag delivery), Little River Road and Te Oka Road to Te Oka twice weekly. (rural delivery), twice weekly. 7. Mount Somers and Ashburton Gorge:- 7. Havelock and Te Rawa: Havelock, Whatanihi, Palmer's, (a) Mount Somers-Hakatere, twice weekly. Maungarimu, P:inohia, Maori Bay, J. H. Wells', (b) Hakatere-Ashburton Gorge (rural delivery) weekly. Nydia Bay, Roadley's, Hamilton, Tira Ora, H. C. Hope's, Te Rawa, A. R. Foot.e's, Pokokini, South 8. Rangiora Railway-station and Post-office, as required. East Bay, Yncyca Bay, Tamure, Nikau Bay, Mahan, Ohingaroa, Birch Nook, Brownlee's aud Havelock (part private-bag delivery), twice weekly. POSTAL DISTRICT OF DUNEDIN. 1. Alexandra and Roxburgh : Alexandra via Main Road to 8. Picton Railway-station, wharves, and Post-office (including the landing and shipping of transit mails at Fruitlands and' Roxburgh and retrace to Alexandra Picton Wharf), as required. (part rural delivery), thrice weekly. 2. Balclutha Railway-station and Post-office, as required. 9. Po,tage and Kenepuru Head: Portage, Black Rook, Kene1mru Head, Ta1-adale, Waitaria Bay, St. Omer, 3. Bannockburn and Nevis, weekly. Broughton Bay, and Portage, twice weekly. 4. Cromwell and Bannockbu1;11, five times weekly. 2096 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 58 5. Heriot and i\101. }~lat Estate: Heriot, via Dunrobin Hill channel Flat, In1111gahua Junction, Berlins, Tiroroa, to J. ]'. Harris's, thence by circuitous route to G. H. Westport, Rotokohu, Cronadun, and Reefton, daily to Brass's, returning to Heriot over Dunrobin Hill (rural Brightvrater, Wakefield, 1fotupiko, Gowan Bridge, delivery), thrice weekly. Owen River, Murchison, Lyell, Inangahua Junction, 6. Kakapuaka Railway-station and Waitepeka, daily. Reefton, and Westport ; daily to and inwards four 7. Ma.clennan, Papatowa.i, and VV'aipati : l\!Iaclennan to times weekly from· Belgrave ; thrice weekly to other Papatowai, along Waikawa Road to Farquharson's places. Corner, around Waipati Block to Vvybrows Corner on 6. Nelson Chief Post-office, Railway-station, Port Nelson \Vaikawa Road, and return along vVaikawa Road to Post:a,ffice, and wharves, also delivery of parcels and Papatowai and McLenrnm (part rural delivery), twice overflow bags in Nelson postmen's delivery, as required. weeklv. · 7·. Nelson, Motueka, Riwaka, Upper Takaka, East Takaka, 8. Oturehua, Blackstone Hill, St. Bathans, and Cambrian·: and Takaka, daily. Oturehua, along Main Read to Blackstone Hill Settle­ 8. Nelson, Nelson South, Wakatu, Stoke, Richmond, ment, past Stone House to Blackstone Hill and jppleby, Redwoods Valley, Upper Moutere, Braeburn, Leask's,_ retrace to Stone House Corner, and continue IJower Moutere, and l\fotueka, daily ; twice daily to along l\fain Road to J. Dillon's, along St. Bathans Road and from Stoke, Upper Moutere, and l\fotueka ; twice to St. Bathans, along Becks and Cambrian Roads to_ daily to Richmond. Cambrian, and return to Oturehua (part rural delivery), 9. Upper Moutere-Mapua :- daily. (a) Upper Moutere, along Rising Sun Valley to F. 9. Ratanui. Tarara; and Purakauiti School : Along Taha­ Drogemuller's and retrace traversing Ross's kopa Beach Road to Tarara Post-office, thence to Road to junction of Egger's Road, and thence corner of Shark's Creek Road, to Puahoa Road, to via Motueka Road to Price's Corner, thence via Purakauiti Road, to Collinson's Box, retrace to Neudorf Road, along Blackbird Valley Road to Puahoa Road and return along Puahoa Road to D._ Bensemann's Corner, retro,ce to junction Tahakopa Beach Road, to Tarara and Ratanui (part N eudorf and Rosedale Roads, thence along rural delivery), twice weekly. Rosedale Road to S. Teece's. retrace and via Price's Corner to Upper Mout~re, daily. POSTAL DIS'l'RIO'l' OF G.REY.MOUTH. (b) Upper Moutere, along Main and Harvey's Roads to 1. Greymouth and Cobden (delivery of parcels and packets M. Baker's residence, thence via Gardiner's within postmen's deliveries), daily. Road to D. Nuttall's residence, retrace and via 2. Greymouth Railway-station, wharves, and Chief Post­ Harvey's and Carlyon's Roads, along Old office, as required. Coach Road to Creasy's Corner, thence via 3. Greymouth, Greig's, Barrytown, Mahers Creek, Pnnakaiki, Dominion and Main Roads to Mahana Post­ Tiromoana, Charleston, and Westport, daily. office and Brunt's Corner; retrace and via 4. Hokitika and Ho Ho : Hokitika along Blue Spur Road Main and Shaw's Roads to Mapua Post-office, through Ho Ho and Humphreys to T. Harris's re­ thence via Main Road and along Gardiner's sidence, thence retrace through Arahura along Arahura Road to J. Allan's, retrace and along Main Road Valley road to Toker Bros., Bond's, Bradley's, and to Cemetery Road, thence via Pomona Road to Richards', along Hokitika-Greymouth Road to 1V. Marriage's and along Awa-Awa and Main Hokitika (rural delivery), thrice weekly. Roads to McKee's Corner, thence to Tasman 5. Hokitika Railway-station, wharf, and Post-offim,, as Post-office and l. ,Hume's via Main and Harley's required. Roads, retrace and via Mariri and Waiwhero 6. Ikamatua, Hukarere, Blackwater, and Waiuta, daily. Road to Cresswell Bros', retrace and via Wai­ 7. Kumara Railway-station and 'Post-office, as required. whero Road to A. G. Tillson's, retrace and via 8. Reefton, Merrijigs, and Big River, twice weekly. Edward and Central Roads to Holdaway'• 9. Reefton. Railway-station and Post-office, as required. Corner, retrace and vi¾ Edward's and Main Roads to Upper Montore (part rural delivery), Po.STAL Drsi'RIO'r oF lNVERCARGILL. daily. (Alternative to Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, I. Bluff and Halfmoon Bay, weekly; twice weekly during and 15.) holiday period. • 10. Upper Moutere-Mapua :- 2. Edendale and Wyndham, four times daily. (a) Upper Moutere, along Rising Sun Valley to F. 3. Invercargill: Clearing receiving-boxes, Monday to Drogemuller's, and retrace traversing Ross's J;'riday, twice daily ; Saturday and Sunday, once Road to junction of Egger's Road, along Main daily. Road to Price's Corner and to D. Bensemann's 4. Invercargill : Deli very of parcels in city and suburbs via N eudorf and Blackbird Valley Roads, retrace within following boundaries-Estuary from Kew Road to junction Neudorf and Rosedale Roads, to W'aihopi River to include Suburb of Grassmere, thence along Rosedale Road to S. Teece's, Waikiwi tram-terminus, Waihopi River, Elles Road, retrace and via Price's Corner and along Main, Layard, Salford, Exmonth, and Isabella Streets, Edwards, Central, and Drummond's Roads to East and Lindisfarne roads ; Tweed, Conyers, Saturn, Holdaway's Corner, retrace and via Edwards Brown, and McQuarrie Streets ; Elles and Kew Roads), and Waiwhero Roads to A.G. Tillson's, retrace daily. and via Waiwhero and Central Roads to Cress­ 5. Invercargill : Deiivery of postmen's overflow bags within well Bros.', retrace and via Waiwhero and following boundaries-Estuary from Kew Road to Mariri Roads to J.
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