For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 January 1912, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

THE LOCAti TIME TADLB. Eoarchine throegli a railway iim*i&cle makes most pe*sla irritable. Tho railway table, like the polenj, contain* many {J o ®* tJuna*. bat th* public prefer to have tho one particular food (Mother mental or alimentary) deaired on e. given eccasion, no* a botcK potch of »!*«* concerning tie branch hno of lose, the side track at Waggoimlle, or the orosa lino to Nevermarch. Ine particular likely to be of benefit to dweller* between Pae-kal-ariki and Palmersbon Norih are what reader?, of the Horcwhenua Chronicle reed most, and for oar readers' convenience • those Ggure* are now appen-'k/d :--

Soma o! the above trains will at intermediate ctationa, aucli a* Tokomara, Oban, Mtnftkao, j.e Horo, ®to. ; bat there are torn* which do not. R«?ideate ehonld ftoqußint thomtelvea with the tvaini which do ttop frt tbeir p&rtee*lftr

Aa previously there are several wayside stations %i which one or mors of tho tbov* trains will atop whenever passengers desire to be sot down or taken up. Local residents may ascertain which lire tho trs.riu which cater for their towna. nnd may thon wort oat, from the above fignres, the time which the train will take to tr.iTol from the station immediatflly prweding. ITie Auckland esprose reachf« Pnlmerstou, fn;in the North, Ri 12 -10 p.m. and arrive-* at Tbmidon at -t.7 p.m. Tho Aneklan.i >:■ press K-wee Thoradon ut 13.15 p ' • &nd rev.'hes Paitnarston at a.86 j»

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