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R S Grammar R e Royal n A n k e r ­ o t a g y u h a a s w e M Lynn y o m Mt Roskill a o n a m n a A R e s o r Marcellin a F r r r C u H v l a p P M e e a o d e e t r a r F W Oak r a m d d s s r College r i o l R e D r R R o H i t i k a R d r a R A n r R u d R i n d y g E t r r a h so n h n d a k A e A d H y ve v o a g S e A Is R i ve M li t P ng e n n t to Puketea St i Sm n Addi a C a Oranga A R a r v son St T w F r Onehunga t e m Keith Hay P r R Rd d a K S r ar d d e d kR C y im e eland o r Intermediate e e Park d Links Rd l v A o a v O o R b t A R v D f J i A m r e r ic e m Herd Rd o e y h e Tr r S r t h a af n da v r s e t M a e n A Blockhouse H c C a e lg A t b y a e S r v a a W o o r M r St e e t n l B d lr o o l W r s e d h l S Bay Reserve m r n s d R d A o ose o n e u s t i Bo t v a n S n e S l n e v t to R d h c S n n c e K A R R t u k d S R t y St a e re d t G a l u v y S B n l g o E s s i e S l H y t A w Blockhouse n a d H a e G B n A w s St D y ru l e re e n s H n G y y d l d e A e l a P S M Akarana Golf t o o n e r i O n r P b i l R l A t a l r w l t D a s S d Bay m s Ta k Course o S l n l Onehunga m f ia t a S r s l Pl r e r y t n r R r e F t t t l rV S y A s v e u n a Sylvester Ave th e i S r A xm e o y A High E i d P n S D S c o S N H a no St a Av e an Dr e v rid p he a t S a O p n t R t h S n y S i t e d o t B u a r n e o R t R a d D Onehunga Town Centre i r d v n A i e Maungakiekie g i d c k h Q i R R a h e B g g v d r d o r a C e D a n e R R h r l Hillsborough a a a e s Golf Course u d n a A e s f c l G m r n s o l v y h u t l a o o o e t o t s t M e c S a S S S Titirangi n n Primary h S i r c e r r G A a n u o g N o Ch c d A t i r R o t g i u t ft r S A t R o ve n r E h e i d e t B v Golf a k d p h St k d c u o b B ur o i h t r L e C o R T o a c r s e r C i Pa n l Course b l s g l l l S o n k t i n i f is ic l A o tta S v a t er Retirement c y Gille e s e ed B r ­ P L t H F H n ra R t r u es St Village n r S D g Princ a olar D d d t h r R G r EX W Craigavon F o H e o a Green Bay t r d t tt Park i n S l o D O l al r s k l b m r e r S c u i o t t i Onehunga D a i r n n r e a o h e Rd y v u A d ey e A g dl v W Hillsborough e o s e h l e G h Ho r Hillsborough Bay a T R s F Retirement d ki H n Village s A Onehunga ve Waikaraka e v Park A Canberra Blockhouse Bay Waikowhai Green Bay Wattle Bay The 68 will travel on Hugh Watt Drive Lynfield Reserve LegendOnehunga Wharf and not Carlton Street, Frederick St, Beachcroft Ave, and Church St until New Lynn, Blockhouse Bay, further notice while infrastructure on 68 Richardson Rd, Onehunga Wattle Bay Waikowhai Bay Carlton St is reviewed.
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