For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 September 1910, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

SUMMARY OF THE NEW TIMI TABLE.

The alteration* and amendment* to the railway time table have reduced many a citiEen to the state of John Jones, costermonger, eome tine of London, made Niurtiioni by a eong writer who sang of him that "since Jack Jones came into a Isbtle bit of oof 'e dunno where e arel The experiences of varying time tables during the past three or four months haveleft dubious impression* in the minds of citaene, and quite a number have missed their passages through confusing la3t month e times with those, of the present. No doubt there will be general appreciation felt for the subjoined summery of train times, which will be printed in "The Chronicle" from day to day, until familiarity cures the present doubtfulness with which residente in various localities are

As previously mentioned, there are several wayside stations at which one or more of the above trains will stop whenever passengers desire to be set down or taken up. Local residents may ascertain which are the trains which cater for their towns, and may then work out, from the above figures, the time which the train will take to travel from the station immediately preceding. The Auckland express reaches Palmerston, from the North, at 12.40 p.m. and arrives at Thorndon at 4.7 p.m. The Auckland express leaves Thomdon at 12.15 p.m. and reaches Palmereton at 3.35 p.m.

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