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CLASS V.—POSTMASTER-GENERAL AND COMMISSIONER OF TELEGRAPHS— continued.

Appropriations for Consolidated Fund Services.

item. 1882-83. CHIEF OFFICES AND SUB-OFFICES— continued. 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 VOTE No. 29— continued. Sub-Offices, Auckland —continued. *Newton — Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Messenger Newmarket— Telegraphist Messenger *Ngaruawahia— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Messenger *Ohaeawai— Postmaster *Ohaupo— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) #Onehunga— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Telegraphist Messenger Letter Carrier *Opotiki—■ Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Messenger *Otahuhu— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) 217 36 60 36 231 46 157 44 120 45 46 47 48 262 160 40 36 49 50 218 36 51 152 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 *Penrose— Postmaster (also Railway £47) *Pahi— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) *Papatoitoi— Postmaster (also Railway £124 16s.) *Pokeno—■ Postmaster (also Railway £124 16s.) *Port AlbertPostmaster (also Insurance Agent) *Pukekohe — Postmaster (also Railway £25, and Insurance Agent) *Russell— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Cadet Messenger *Tauranga— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) 2 Telegraphists, at £110 2 Letter Carriers at £40 Messenger *Te Awamutu — Postmaster (also Registrar Births &c, and Insurance Agent) *Te Kopuru— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) *Waterford (Katikati)— Postmaster *Wangarei — Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) Messenger *Waipu— Postmaster (also Insurance Agent) 20 165 10 30 176 95 231 90 40 297 220 80 36 65 205 66 140 67 165 68 69 194 36 70 186 * Combined Post and Telegraph Offices are distinguished by an asterisk. an