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APRIL 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. POSTAL DISTRICT OF NELSON-continued. ~ Daterit Servicee Frequency. .Mode of Name of Contractor.· Annual Termination ft~, I 1f Conveyance. Subsidy. of Contract. E-<iJ ~'o""' I I - I I £ s. d. I 7 French Pass : Receipt and despatch of I .. As required .. .. Trustees, French 13 0 0 .. mails at night , Pass Wharf 8 French Pass : Tendering of steamers by ! 1 As required .. .. Launch .. G. W. W. Webber Wellington to Nelson launch i steamer, £1 ; re ! duced to 10s. if one passenger carrhid Nelson to Welling ton steamer, 10s (No charge for either stop if more than one passeng,er carried). 9 French Pass, Waikawa Bay, Okouri 87 Weekly Launch C. S. Jacobsen .. 180 0 0 31/12/43 Point, Pahakorea Bay, Otarawao, Wairangi, McLaren's Bay, OkiwiBay, Croisilles, Greville Harbour, New Harbour, and Ohana Bay (private-bag delivery) 10 French Pass, Whareatea Bay, Waitai, 60 Fortnightly on alternate Launch C. S. Jacobsen . 130 0 0 1 31/12/43 Patuki, Port Hardy, and Waiua weeks to Waiuia and i (private-bag delivery) . Port Hardy ; weekly other places 11 Gowan Bridge and Gowan .. 7 Twice weekly. Bicycle . R. Marr .. 13 0 0 12 Junction Tophouse Road and Atapo 2! Twice weekly. Horse and cart J. S. M. Wilkinson 10 8 0 13* Kaka Railway-station and Post-office 3 Thrice weekly (five times) Bicycle . , Mrs. M. E. O'Malley 14* Kiwi Railway-station and Post-office 8 ch. Twice weekly. Foot . Mrs. T. G. Duncan 15 Motueka and Port Motueka .. 5 Five times weekly .. Bicycle . (Dept!. officer) .. 16 I Motueka and Riwaka (part rural de 31! Daily . Motor-car . B. A. Reeve •. 285 0 0 31/12/43 livery) 17 Motupiko and Golden Downs (private 23! Weekly, and one extra Motor-lorry E. H. Watts 31 10 0 bag delivery) trip weekly in winter and 10s. for if convenient each extra trip 18 Murchison, Gowari Bridge, Howard 74 Weekly Motor-lorry H. Hodgson and 51 0 0 31/12/43 Junction, Howard, and Maggie Creek Co., Ltd. 19 Murchison and Shenandoah. 32 Thrice' weekly Motor-lorry .. Public Works De partment 20 Murchison and Tutaki (rural delivery) 40 Twice weekly .. Motor-lorry .. The Transport 39 0 0 (Nelson), Ltd. j 21 Murchison, Upper Matakitaki, and 74 Weekly Motor-lorry .. H. Hodgson and ! 55 0 0 31/12/43 Marnia Co., Ltd. 22 Nelson, Atawhai, Wakapuaka, Hira, 158 Daily ; additional trip Motor-car .. Newman Bros., 875 0 0 31/12/43 ·Whangamoa, Rai Valley, Pelorus Blenheim to Havelock Ltd. Bridge, Canvastown, Havelock, Have four times weekly (free . lock Suburban, Okaramio, Kaituna, trip daily Nelson to Renwicktown, and Blenheim Blenheim and .return) 23 Nelson, Stoke, Brightwater, Wakefield, 336 Daily to Stoke ; daily to Motor-car . Newman Bros., 3,058 0 0 31/12/4.t Wai-iti, Belgrave, Motupiko, Korere, and from Brightwater, Ltd. Glenhope, Gowan Bridge, Owen Junc Wakefield, Motupiko, tion, Owen River, Longford, Murchi Korere, Gowan Bridge, son, Sullivan's Bridge, Newton Flat, Owen River, Murchison, Lyell, Three Channel Flat, Inangahua Lyell, Inangahua Junc Junction, Berlin's, Tiroroa, Westport, tion, Reefton, and West Rotokohu, Cronadun, and Reefton port ; daily to and inwards f o u r times weekly from Belgrave ; daily to and inwards five times weekly from Wai-iti; inwards once weekly from Glenhope ; thrice weekly other places 24 Nelson and Brunt's Corner (rural de 34 Thrice weekly Motor-lorry .. Cole's Freight Ser 5 0 0 livery) vice 25 Nelson Chief Post-office, Nelson East 9! As required , • Motor-lorry H. Oakley 529 0 0 31/l2/43 :Rost-office, Nelson South Post-office, Railway-station, Port Nelson Post office and Wharves ; also delivery of parcels and overflow bags in Nelson postmen's delivery 26 Nelson, Hope, Brightwater, and Wake 34 Daily (nine times weekly Motor-bus .. E. A. Burn .. 76 0 0 3lj12/43 field to Wakefield) 27 Nelson and Lake Rotoiti (part rural 130 Thrice weekly .. Motor-car .. United Motors .. 140 0 0 31/12/43 I delivery) I * Service performed by non-permanent officer. Payment included in salary. .

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The story of the Friends of Nelson Haven The story of the Friends of Nelson Haven & Tasman Bay by Michael North Friends of Nelson Haven and Tasman Bay First published 2007 by Friends of Nelson Haven & Tasman Bay, Inc. PO Box 365, Nelson 7040, New Zealand [email protected] • www.nelsonhaven.org.nz © Friends of Nelson Haven & Tasman Bay, Inc. All rights reserved. With the exception of fair dealing for purposes of research or private study, or criticism or review, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, without prior permission in writing from the copyright holders. Copying for general distribution, for advertising or promotional purposes, for creating new collective works or for resale, is prohibited. Special requests should be addressed to the copyright holders. ISBN 978-0-473-12216-4 Acknowledgements The idea of having this brief history written was conceived by Gwen Struik and made possible by writing and publishing grants to Friends from the Lottery Grants Board, Environment and Heritage committee. Interviews were held with Gwen, and with former and current committee members Patrick McGrath, Noel Matheson and Steffan Browning. Initial research by Simon Horrocks, including interview notes, proved very useful in piecing together the formative times of Friends. Comments on the initial and final drafts were canvassed from former and current committee members Frank Boyce, Roger Bray, Duncan & Jane Harris, Henk Heinekamp, Pam Lambert, Doris Reynolds, Margot & Peter Syms and A.E. (Tony) West. The sections on sewage and aquaculture were reworked to include more detail by Gwen and Steffan.
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