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New Zealand Gazette ijumb. 17. 371 81JPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936. WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936. INLA.ND Ml-~IL- SERVIOES: NORTH ISLAND JNORTHERN PORTION, 1936-38. lSOUTHERN PORTION, 1934-36. SOUTH ISLAND, 1935-37. 372 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 17 Inland Mail-services. Post and Telegraph Department, General Post Office, Wellington, C. I, 26th February, 1936. THE following list of mail-services within the Dominion in operation as on the 1st January, 1936, is published for general information. G. McNAMARA, Director-General. POSTAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Service. y Annual ITei'~it;:a~fon I !l J____ F_rc_q,--u_en_c_ _. I _co_~_~_~y_ea_~_~_e·_1 Na"", of Conka"'o,. Subsidy. of Contract. -----.~--.- £ s. d. I Albany and Red Vale 13 Twice weekly ----r Lo"Y 0' horse E. W<ight 35 0 0 2 Aranga Railway-station and Post-office 3 Thrice weekly Wagon E. W. Ashwin 25 0 0 3 Auckland and Avondale (one way only) 8 As required .. Electric tram- Auckland Trans- 6d. per bag car port Board ( Auckland and Bayswater .. 4 I 4 ~ Auckland and Devonport 5 ~As required .. Steam ferry Devonport Steam 180 0 0 lAuckland, Northcote, and Birkenhead 5 j Ferry Co., Ltd. 5 Auckland and Buckland's Beach . .. 34 Daily Motor-bus .. Passenger Trans­ 28 0 0 port Co., Ltd. 6 Auckland: Clearing receivers within ~ As required Motor-vans (Deptl. officer) .. radius of 4t miles of Chief Post-office ( Auckland: Delivery of postmen's As required l 7 ~ extra bags ~ Motor-vans (Deptl. officer) .. I Auckland: Delivery of parcels in city Twice daily in city; d a ilY I l and suburbs in suburbs J . 8 Auckland, Pakatoa,and Coromandel. 84 Twice weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ (Gratuity ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 9 Auckland, Surfdale, Rocky Bay, Awa­ 46 Surfdale, thrice weekly; Steamer Northern Steam­ ( Gratuity . roa,andCowes Rocky Bay, thrice ship Co:, Ltd. bag rate) weekly summer, twice weekly winter; Awa­ roa, Cowes, twice week­ ly summer, weekly winter 10 Auckland, Awaroa, and Cowes 46 Weekly Launch J. Day .. (Gratuity bag rate) II Auckland and Hicks Bay 450 Weekly Steamer Watkin and Wallis (Gratuity bag rate) 12 Auckland, Panmure, Pakuranga, and 29 Twice daily Motor-bus H. and J. Craw­ 120 0 0 31/12/38 Howick ford 13 Auckland and Kawau Island 60 Weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ (Gratuity ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 14 Auckland and Kawau Island 60 Weekly Launch Bertram and F.ow­ (Gratuity Jer bag rate) 15 Auckland and Kawau Island 60 Twice weekly (summer Steamer Watkin and Wallis ( Gratuity only) bag rate) Auckland, junction Coatesville Road, 104 Daily; rural boxes thrice Dairy Flat, Silverdale, Orewa, Wai­ weekly l wera, Puhoi, Warkworth, and Matakana I R. A. Lister 389 0 0 31/12/38 16 fI Matakana, Big Omaha, and Leigh 18 Thrice weekly rMotor-van (part rural delivery) Warkworth and Auckland (one bag 45t Daily lone way only) j 17 Auckland and Mahurangi 60 Twice weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ ( Gratuity ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 18 Auckland, Beachlands, and Maraetai 58 Four ti:r~es weekly; daily, Motor-bus A. Doidge 18 0 0 18 Dec. to 31 Jan. 19 Auckland and Maramarua .. 94 Daily Motor-bus W. White and Sons, 65 0 0 31/12/38 Ltd. 20 Auckland, Mullet Point, and Matakana 74 Weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ (Gratuity Lower ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 21 Auckland and Motuihi 20 Weekly Lannch N. J. Inglis (Gratuity bag rate) 22 Auckland, Russel, and Opua 302 Weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ .(Gratuity ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 23 Auckland, Hobsonville, Greenhithe, 22 Daily; Parem oremo, Launch J. Pringle ( Gratuity and ParemOr\3illo . thrice weekly bag rate) 24 Auckland and Piha 52 Daily, I Nov. to 30 April; Omnibus Rimmer's Tourist 10 0 0 four times weekly, I Sightseeing Co. May to 31 Oct. 25 Auckland, Tryphena, Okupu, Whanga­ 120 Weekly Steamer Northern Steam­ 235 0 0 31/12/38 para, and Port Fitzroy ship Co., Ltd. 26 Auckland and Public Trust Office' Thrice daily .. Motor-van (Deptl. officer) .. (private-bag delivery) 27 Auckland and Putiki 30 Thrice weekly; summer; Steamer J. H. Bradney and ( Gratuity twice weekly, winter Sons bag rate) 28 Auckland and St. Heliers 13 Thrice daily from; twice Omnibus L. J. Keys, Ltd. 104 0 0 31/12/38 daily to 29 Auckland, Parenga, and Te Hapua 410 Fortnightly Steamer Northern Steam­ (Gratuity ship Co., Ltd. bag rate) 30 Auckland and Whangapoua (parcels 52 Weekly Launch H. Carey (Gratuity one way only) bag rate) FEB 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 373 POSTAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND--continued. Service. /1 Frequency. Mode of Name of Contractor. Annual ~l~ ~ I E-i~f ~ I Conveyance. I Subsidy. ITe~~f~a~tonof Contract. ~o~ ______________________________-. '____________________ ~ ____________~ ______________~ ________~ ___ £ s. d. 31 Auckland Railway-station, wharves, As required Motor-lorries (Deptl. officer) .. and Chief Post-office 32 Auckland suburban post-offices and (I) Seven times daily, Electric tram- Auckland Trans- 692 2 10 Chief Post-office (Dominion Road, Monday to Friday; cars port Board Epsom, Green Lane, Greenwood's five times Saturday Corner, Grey Lynn - Arch Hill, from Newmarket, Ponson by, and Upper Symonds Street. Kingsland, Mount Albert, Mount (2) Eight times daily, Monday to Friday; six times Saturday from Newton. Eden, Newmarket, Newton, One­ (3) Five times daily, Monday to Friday; three times Saturday from Dominion Road. hunga, Parnell, Point Chevalier, Epsom, Grey Lynn - Arch Hill, Kingsland, Mount Eden, Parnell, Remuera. Ponsonby, Remuera, Royal Oak, (4) Four times daily from Mount Albert. Sandringham, and West Lynn) (5) Thrice daily, Monday to Friday; twice on Saturday from Greenwood's Corner, Green Lane, Point Chevalier, Royal Oak, West Lynn. (6) Twice daily, Monday to Friday; daily Saturday from Sandringham. (7) Five times daily, Monday to Friday; four times Saturday to Ponsonby. (8) Twelve times weekly" Out," thirteen times weekly" In "-Onehunga. (9) Four times daily, Monday to Friday; three times Saturday to Remuera, Kings­ land, Mount Albert, Dominion Road, Epsom, Mount Eden. .l. 33 Avondale Railway-station and Post­ 2 As required .. Handcart .. (Deptl. officer) .. office 34 Awanui, Waipapakauri, Waiharara, 97 Twice weekly .. Motor-lorry Tokerau District 134 0 0 31/12/38 Pukenui, Houhora, Waihopo, Nga­ Maori Lan d taki, and Te Kao Board 35 Awanui and Waipapakauri .. 6 Four times weekly Motor-truck C. F. Hutley 7 10 0 36* Awaroa Wharf and Post-office 2 As required Foot Miss E. E. Gordon 37 Awhitu Central and Manukau Heads 12 Weekly Horse F. Hall 13 0 0 38 Bayswater Wharf, Bayswater, and 7 Bayswater, daily; thrice Motor-van North Shore Trans· 225 0 0 31/12/38 Takapuna daily from, twice daily port Co., Ltd. to, Takapuna 39 Birkenhead, Glenfield, and Albany (part 18 Daily Omnibus Ingham and Dona­ lIO 0 0 31/12/38 rural delivery along main road) hoe 40 Birkenhead Wharf and Post-office As required .. Motor-bus Birkenhead Trans­ 28 0 0 port, Ltd. 41 Bombay and Paparata (rural delivery) 15 Daily Motor-car P. Wyatt 93 0 0 31/12/38 42 Broadwood, Runaruna, and Pawarenga 32 Twice weekly Motor-car M. J. Enright 100 0 0 31/12/38 (part rural delivery) 43* Buckland Railway-station and Post- 300 yd As required .. Foot H. A. Harrison office 44 Clevedon and Maraetai Road (rural 16 Thrice weekly Motor-truck F. E. Smith 30 0 0 delivery) 45 Clevedon, Nees Valley, and Moumoukai 22 Thrice weekly Motor-car .. F. E. Smith 78 0 0 31/12/38 (rural delivery) 46 Clevedon and Orere Point (rural delivery) 36 Twice weekly Motor-truck F. E. Smith 39 0 0 47* Cowes steamer and Post-office 800 yd As required Foot A. E. Insley 48 DargavilleandArapohue(ruraldelivery) 35 Thrice weekly Motor-car H. P. Davey 123 0 0 31/12/38 49 Dargaville and Aratapu (rural delivery) 9t Thrice weekly Cart E. J. Lang 40 0 0 50 Dargaville and Kairara 26 Thrice weekly Motor-bus M. W. Dent 11 14 0 51 Dargaville and Hoanga (rural delivery) 18 Thrice weekly Motor-car H. P. Davey 55 0 0 31/12/38 52 Dargaville and Rehutai 14 Twice weekly Motor-van or A. T. Brady 13 0 0 motor-cycle 53 Dargaville, Mangawhare, Aratapu, and 16 Daily Omnibus Te Kopuru-Darga­ 90 0 0 31/12/38 Te Kopuru ville Bus Co., Ltd. 54 Dargaville and Waihue (rural delivery) 25t Thrice weekly, I Sept. to Motor-lorry Northern Wairoa 35 10 0 31 May; twice weekly, Co-op. Dairy I June to 31 Aug. Co., Ltd. 55 Dargaville Railway-station, Wharf, and 500 yd As required Handcart (Deptl. officer) Post-office 56 Devonport Wharf and Post-office 5 ch. As required Handcart (Deptl. officer) 57 Donnelly's Crossing and Mangatu (rural 12 Twice weekly Horse P. P. Turner 10 0 0 delivery) 58 Donnelly's Crossing and Oranoa 10! Thrice weekly, I Sept. to Motor-lorry W. J. A. Gorrie 34 10 0 30 April; twice weekly, 1 May to 31 Aug. 59 Donnelly's Crossing and Tutamoe 15 Thrice weekly, I Oct. to Motor-lorry .. W. J. A. Gorrie .. 33 10 0 30 April; twice weekly, I May to 30 Sept. 60 Drury Railway-station, Runciman, Ra­ 14t Twice daily, Monday to Motor-car W. J. Eyton 193 0 0 31/12/38 marama, and Bombay Friday; daily, Satur­ day 61 * Drury Railway-station and Post-office 1,000 As required Foot F. Cossey yd 62* Drury Railway-station and Runciman t Daily Foot Miss G. M. Glasgow 63 Ellerslie Railway-station and Post-office 600 yd As required Handcart (Deptl.
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