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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIII, Issue X, 8 September 1894, Page 234

128. Walrangi Railway Station and Post Office. (trice weekly 129. Waiiai u and Whangape. weekly 13d. Waiiapu, Whangape. and Herekino. weekly 131. Waiuku. Maioro, and Port Waikato.

weekly 132. Waiu>u. Waipipi, Kohekohe, and Pollok bcitienient. twice weekly 133. Waiweia and Upper Waiwera. twice weekly 134. Wangar« i. Whareora. and Kiripaka. twice weekly 135. Wangarci and Mangapai, weekly 136. W unxarei and Mauiigakaraniea, twice weekly 137. Wangarei, Maungatapere, and Poroti. weekly §l3B. U aiignrei Heads and Parua Bay. twice week y 139. Wanga oa a«d Kf*eo. weekly 140. Wangai oa and Toiara North, weekly 141. W’angarua, lunding service, as required 142. Waoiu anti Lichricbi. twice weekly 143. Wark won h and Kaipara Flats, twice weekly 144. Warkworth, Matakana, Leigh, and Pakiri. weekly 145. Wark worth. Lower Matakana. and Mallet Point, weekly 146. Welishtrd and Hoteo North, weekly 147. Welisford. Kaiwaka. Pukekarar *. Vatingaturuto, Rowsells, Paparoa, and Matakobe. weekly 148. Welisford, North Albertland, and Te Arai. weekly 149. VVeiisiord and Topuni Wharf, weekly. The attention of intending tenderers is directed to the terms and conditions of contract primed at the ba« kot the tenner onus. Contractors whose ttndeismay be accepted must be prepared to ca ry oui the services for winch they tender according to timetables framed by the department. Forms <>f tender, with the termsand conditions of contract, may be procured at any postoffice. No tender will be considered unless made on the printed form. Tenders indorsed. “Tender for Mail Service. No. to be addre aed to the Chief Postmaster Auckland. W. GRAY. Secretary. * Services may be affected by railway extension, and may be terminated by the Geiit ral un his giving oue month's notice *n writing. t services may be tennina*ed by the Postmaster-> eneral on his giving one months notice in writing. tSe vices may be terminated by the Post-maste'-General on his giving three months' notice in writing.

§ Service may be continued for any longer perio<i by the Po»tmas er-General giving one month’s notice in writing. In delivering and receiving mails at railw’ay stations it is unde stood that contractors deal with the guards of trains.