For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 April 1911, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

-4 — ; —— THE LOCAL TIME.TAW* Searching through a **&*&.£*£ .acle makes most PMpw ;&££■*• [he railway toble, like tte Jjej, xmtains many fobd t&uuPi*» «» jublie prefer to hare U» l one J»>ioular food (whether mwtel or ahmentary) desired on a* slven ©osteon, not a hotcK potoh of ■!•£*• x>ncerning the branoh line w Tto», bhe side track at Wagfonville.or the cross line to Nevermareh. TOi particular figures likely to be tf benefit to dwellers between Pa#kakariki and Palmereton Nortb *W what readers of the HorowJswia Chronicle need most, and tot olf readers' convenience those igsres are now appended:— •«• «■• e £ a®* • 11 *.• • ** • 2 *• - • - 8 .t> e « • B J3ii3«3- 13- -S gS .8 S 8 8 I as ~o 5 a ri p "1 . M ■ •» " a 100,l 00, °°»• *• •2 J g J|i!::::J ::i | lllllJiillit ;: Some of the abore train* will at intermediate etatkrae, e«ok «* Tokomara, Ohan, MaaftkftM, T« Horo, ©to.; bat there **• *>*» which do not. Resident* Mioele acquaint themeelvee with ee which do stop at their p»ifwu*» statioefi. • ggiSg. 8. .«. 5. 8 gSS, 8 S a., 8 § S-s'^a , § -•--• i a i.s.2,.al w g,5 § S 8 « a .1 o i i !:•:: i :•:::>» s ~,1 , ,,1 11, fl g'l So O CO« S* Imijf f U|l As previously mentioned, ihew are several wayeide etatdona at which one or more of the ,above trains will stop whenever pfteaengers 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 ftgnres, ttie time which the train will take travel from the station mmediatJlVW preceding. The Aackland expreea reaoMi Palmerston, from the North, at 12.40 p.m. and arrives at Thorndon at 4.7 p.m. The Auckland «• press leaves Thorndon at 11.11 p.B. and reaches Palmereton at B.BS p.m.