Sgaiiivay Time Tnhle. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER SECTION. TIME TABLE _ On and after August Ist, ISS4. WEEK DAYS ONLY. SOUTH. ', _ STATIONS. ' I •£ a.m.! a.m.'am p-m-p m. p.m. 0 * Spit.. ..dep. .. ! 10.2211.15 2-4S- 350 .. „ ' . j arr. .. 10 30 1123 2-50 358 .. 2 Napier | flep 7 . 25 n,5 j 3-0 4.20 9.0 6 *Awatoto ....'.. I •■ - 8 Fnrnelun .. .. 7.4541 30i .. 3224 40 1)20 11 *whiikiitu .. .. 1.. j ~ 13 'Tomoann .. .. .. ■ ■■ „ 11 ~ ~ ~ f arr. .. 111.55 0,4 a .11 g5 ; ; ,, J9 5 .5 it) *Paki f'aki .. .. ] 25 *Poukav. - a .. .. : ! •>[> To Atitf! .. .. 8 50' I 4.50 o■> , 38 *Pukth<n» .... i .. j■• ; f 3,- Kaikora .. ..| !t 31 ; \ 5-50 : 04S >, 41 VViiii--a\va ..j 9.4-1 1 5-1-i; (J.L.7 = 4(1 ATnipn. | an. : •• ; ■• ! liurau "(J..:r 10 2. ! 0-5 | 7.20 ? 511 *\Vi)tiurn .. .. , > •• | "H t 50' "Oruawr.uro .. .. ..I i> ;'!>' Tul;ap:ui .. .. I'''CO. , 0-57| „ 05 ! -*X<>pua ' •• : , 07| *P:i|>''tu ' •• ' 11 ( ;si Orm-aidville .. 11.33 , 7 351 - 70 Makotuku .. 11.40: j 7 ' 1 - p m.; I 74 Matamau.. arr.; 12 0 I j? 'ypRTH _± STATIONS I ' I ■ c r lira.'a.m.j am. p.m i p.m. p mi. ), Matamau..dop .. j •■ j i 135 0 5 „:koti.-ku .... 8 1-1 ! 2 0 li Ormondville .... j 8.22; | 2 7 S *Papatu ! •• ! I •■ ) r 10 »Kopua .. i I ■• 10 Takapau S 58j : 2.4S s Is *')ru:i'.'.liaro .... .. I ' • • 5 24 *Wobuin ..I •• >>, " 20 ATaipukurail .. (i.30 10-2 j 3.40 a 33 Waipawa.. .. 040 10 22; : 4.0 £ 37 Kaikora .. .. 7-1 10.20J 414 £ 11 'I'ukfh'iu .... .. ! ... A 10 Tr Auto .. .. 7.40 ;1.10 450 s(.i| "JViUw, .. .. j 50 >_ulii X'aki .... I .. ; .. -, p.m * 00 Hasting.. .. 840 12.0 135 54010 0 02 "'Toinoarm .... ! 04 "Wlmkatu .... .. \■■! •• K(i Farudon .. .. 9-3 12 31. 2-0 '08 10 25 CO .... i .. :.. ,„ ~ . f arr. 0 25 1 lis>: 225 03010 45 . 72 j Je|> o-ao'l 40, 1 '22 3-1:1 74 Spit .. .. arr. ',) !3i 1 48; 1 30; 3-23 ' *Flag stations. Trains do not stop unless roepiired. Notice should bo given to [ the guard at the previous stopping station by any passengers desiring to alight at Flag Stations. , EBusijiews rVoliccs. t • 2 HAWKE'S BAY ACCLIMATISATION v SOCIETY. !• ■• DURING the coming season BroAvn Trout Ova Avill lie supplied by the society at £2 per 1000, in quantities of not t less than 10,000. Application to be sent to - Secretary as soon as possible to enable ) orders to be met. The Hon. Secretary Avill, -where possible, fc undertake to superintend hatching arrangements. W. J. BIRCH, Hon. Sec. NOTICE . A LARGE number of Sheep having bepii recently killed by Dogs on the Longlands Station, POISON will" be laid after this date. J. H. COLEMAN. August 15, 1881, ON and after this date Poison Avill be laid in tho Maxwell Lea anel . Tomoana paddocks. , NELSON BROS., Limited. ON and after this date Poison will be laid on tho Riverslea and Endsleigh 1 paddocks. ' H. J. THOMPSON. ICtli August. ) POISON. ON and after this date Poison Avill be laid in paddocks at Reelciyffo, Tara- * dale. DAN NEAL. ; August 2G, 1884. - NOTICE. I ON aud after this date poison Avill be laid in my Paddocks at Taradalo anel Meanee. . R. NEAGLE. ; June 25, ISSI. __ ALL Accounts owing to the undersigned not paid by the first Aveek in Septem- * ber will be sued for. J. B. HOLLIS, Butcher. nr I G IT L V p U R E D < MUTTON HAMS. 13 OBE R T HI OADL EV, IX xl i M.D., M.R.C.S.E., i SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, 3 BOAVEB-STBEET, Next St. Augustine Church. 9 p> OW E TCI ENNE LL , 3 Woodville, 3 LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Sections for sale. Correspondence invited. . HE Ol'F RE V pOT T S I Begs to announce that he has commenced business in Waipawa as an AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND ESTATE AGENT, £%•.,_ In tho offices recently occupied by the late firm of "M. R. Miller and Potts," and is prepared to sell Sheep, Cattle, Horses, &c, on the usual terms. T) OBE R T L A MB, M. R. I. B. A. JL_ ARCHITECT, TENNYSON- S T P. E E T. 1717 c ° ° rT ~ r - Land, Estate, and Commission Agent, Emerson-street, Napier. Money to lend in any sums from £50 upAvards. Tradesmen's books kept, and debts collected. CPECTAOLES D. LEV 1, HASTINGS-STREET, _ Having for many years preAdous to eutering ) into his present business of Tobacconist studied practically the adjustment and solcction of Spectacles to suit all sights, has just received an immense variety, consisting of Protectors from the Summer Sun and dust. Concave for the near-sighted, Convex, Real Brazilian Pebbles, best Crystal Lens, Perescopic Lens, Eye Glasses, Goggles, etc. rgjgr And will give free of charge a pair of Spectacles, to suit tbe sight, to tuiv poor person who cannot, afford to pay for them. T T> V H U N O N , V . D, r o ENGINEER, o Comer of Hastings -street and Dickensstreet. n BTBAM, WATEB, AND OASPITTEB, 13KABS ,t FOUNDER AND FINISIIEK. h Cemservatories, Green Houses, Dwelling Houses, &0.,, fitted Avith Hot Water ■o Apparatus on the most approved and n , economical principle. ). BATHS AND LAVATOBIES FITTED UP. Agricultural Imjjlements anel all sorts of Machines fitted and repaired. .- Boiling Downs fitted with tho newest lie provenieiita.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4088, 28 August 1884, Page 1
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