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NEW NETWORK SERVICES N East Auckland New Network Browns Island Ferries to Waiheke KEY SYMBOLS Refer to Key station or Central St Heliers connection point Guide Bay Ferries to Auckland Mission Ferry Terminal Bay Musick Pt Kelly d G Glover Ta R lov Train Station MJ Savage maki Dr er R Park Tarltons d i l Memorial Park Kohimarama C Karaka Musick Pt Beach Bay Reserve Train Line R Vale R u d r R k Tamaki D A i u d Ronaki Mission e Churchill Park t R u d t Po d r v ly R a C e go ill c nR ih v S Ba d i k d N A y School R S e S A p d l ei e l n l V Services in this l gh a l t t n S Bay i t ua S n atat t n T o R M r t a y e d d e h T l S d a M n e St Heliers e R l n w a e v ne C t k l d e e a s a d t e t P S v A S i e e ia h t v Howick direction only t R a t H R l P r e a a l A i a a o R S d A m o R e v a d l r Y e e l a r n Golf Club A e k i C h A d a e u n s a m D t d v e S Kohimarama g i a l n St n o i i e m a n u t a r e M K Churchill Park i s o School g d n B Kohimarama r Paun e S s a l R 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