It is necessary to mention the Postal Code while you send a letter or a parcel via the New Zealand postal system. The Postal Code numbers literally route the post you send through the geography of New Zealand to the address given in Petone Bay Street, Lower Hutt. In fact the actual address is read only at the final post office where they do the final sorting for delivery. Thus Postal or PIN code helps post offices to speed up the sorting and delivery of mails. Postal Code is also otherwise called as postal code or PIN code (Postal Index Number).
Petone Bay Street, Lower Hutt, Wellington: 5012 | |
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Title | Petone Bay Street, Lower Hutt, Wellington |
Areaname | Petone, Bay Street |
City | Lower Hutt |
State | Wellington |
Country | New Zealand |
Postcode (ZIP) | Click Here to View |
New Zealand Postcode | |
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Postcode type and position |
4 digits to the right of the locality name, separated from the latter by a dash.
Mr.XXX Petone, Bay Street Lower Hutt Wellington – 5012 New Zealand |
Coding method | 5012 5 --->Delivery area 01 ---> Sort area/Delivery Type 2 ---> Route Area |
Address format | The second line of the address indicates the sub-office, the area, the street or the village name of the addressee. A sub-district (Wellington) might optionally be given on the line before the district name and the postcode. |
Examples |
Mr.XXX addressee Petone, Bay Street sub-office (area /street /village) Lower Hutt city (delivery post office) Wellington – 5012 locality - postcode New Zealand country |