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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 190, 1 March 1878, Page 8

Railway 'i'ime-TablG. — — ■ ; — '■ ■ — . — , . .—.» i D CIS HDIN „N D CLUTHA RAILWAY. , TIME TABLE. Leave Dunedin .7.30.8..m;, 11 a.m., and 4.30 p.m. Leave Balciutha, 7.30 a.m., 11.40 a.m., and 4.30 p._, BALCLUTHA TO DUNEDIN". . ..> Sing lb. Return. n„i i., . « 2ud Ist 2n-\ Ist •• Balclutha to- Milos sd scl sd sd . t '"I? 7-n , - :! De 0 9 0 9 1' Lj-veils l«)at ... « 10 H ig 2 Uarßsvillp . 2 6 3 9 3 9 5 ?{:f°" - - 29 -13 40 6 . ... :■ •■ 5 0 4 9-7' Oan-iulon ... 39 59 5 0 8}l n ] ] }° hx 20 4 3 <S :* 0 6 9 Otakm 3"s 5 0 83, 8 3 12 , Greytown ... --7 03 93 9 0 13 V.Wi- 7 I 3 7 3 10 9 1» » 10 8 AUboifford ... 47 7 9 11 9 11 9 \7 tf i*< m,M ,'' c 'iS 7 9 Jl 9 11 9*..- T9 • avert-ham „. 50 s 3 12 ,- 12 «■^ 9 ? fvensimrton .. 51 S3 12 fi 12,0 J« 9 s Diinedin .. . 52 8 9 13 0 13 0 . .19 6 DUHEDIM TO BALOLUTHA. Single Return ' ... „., 2nd lsfc 2nd Ist Jinnedin to— Miles srt sd sd sd Iyiisi»i(!-U)ii .. 1 in o« Oft 09 Cnvrrßlinm ... 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 O'O JJurnsidi. ••-... 4 10 10 1(j 2IV Abbotsford ... 5 10 1 0 16 2 0 Mosuiel ... o ! 0 23.23 3tf l»rev?own 15 2 0 3 9 3 9 5" iM*. 11 . 1 * lfl 3 6 4 9 4 9 7 0 Wmlwla go 4 3 c,5 6Q Uarcndon ... 29 .4 9 7 3 7 3 10 3{J ,urn 83 5 3 8 0 8l) 12 .V.*", " ; « 6 9 8 9 8 9 13 9 U'lvksynic ... 37 6 3 9 3 0 6 140 LoveU s Flat ... 40 79 11 0 11 0 la 0 Stirl.nff ... . ... 49 8 3 li 3-12 6- 18 9 Bn.clutha 52 8 9 13 o'l3 0 19 G Wetum Tickets issued for distances over thirty ]olo?vlSd. >ce ' aVa <0r thG l{etura Journ oy tlio Tickets issued on Saturday, for d's'ances over twenty-five miles, will be available for the Return Journey on the Monday following at singlo rates. . Wm. OONYBttS, Jst Jan. ,1870. General Manager.

rnHE "CLUTHA LEADER" IS PUBLISHED EVERY FitIDAY MORNING, At ihe Ofiice, Clyde-street, Balclutha,. TERVIS OF SUiisiOaiPTION: " Cash. Credit. „ Half-year .. 0 10 0 0 11 6 „ Year ... 10 0 1 3 0 Ail iu au'«t to uiiioon'i'uip, must, to ensure ac uriic*., be in writing, addressed to* tlie -' Malinger." T&RviS OF ADVERTISING : S Casual adve i iseniems, 3a. f>er ihon, first m-sei-iion ani subsequent iastrtions 2*. per inch, M^rriiigep, biuhs, and deatliß,,^2e»uh insert i<n. Ordinary adycitiß«i-u&> o-d*red ovir leader, (pagcb 4' or 1 ??*),- double rate s. , ' . •*- landing advertisements for three, months 21s jer inch ; if iuserted for bix or twelve uionil.s. liotrl discount allowed. A'iv<-iii:efiicxts «ent wuijout tbe'number of iiistriiiinti t eing epec-ifitd, will be regarded as • tandii.g ac.veiiUetiitiiis, and continued until noi.ee" ol uiscomiuuHiiije is iuiwarded in writing. -„'.,'. AGENTS: ' Tokomairiro— Mi 'lhos. Poole, Hairdresser, Miiton. : T.ipanui— Mr Frank Daly.. -■- X--'--- ,'..-■ Port Molj ueux~-_>. James Paterson Store- A keeper. , , , . ■• VTaaura— James Pollock. . X « Cailins r.ivei '_- Messrs Dabinett and Young. : Cliuton— Garden. & Young, and Scobie Bros. I Gore— Mr Jdine*. Dabiuett:, / A A I Dunediii— Niinraoundiiittir'and B.J'.fWhee-* I ter, s*iiaffurdisn;eet v ,'; ... , V, ; A A.A '■'-.■A J