For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 March 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

OTHE LOCAL TIME-TABLE. Searching through a railway time table makes most people irritable. The railway time-table, like th« polony, contains many good things, but the public prefer to have tho one particular food (whether mental or alimentary) desired on a given occasion, not a hotchpotch of ffguros concerning the branch line of Toko, tho Bide track of Waggonville, or the cross line to Ne^or march. The particular figirea likely to bo of benefit to dwellan between Paekaknriki and Palmo.'g. ton North are what readers of -,he Horowhenlna Chronicle read nust, and for our readers' convenience hose figures are now appended._ < TO WELLINGTON. ( f indicates will stop to put .V* or take up passen^ere). *H „e " s s s 3 d»" e** d* » >:•' « S • • I I; » '-" I I •"* • ,» «t ii« *«• " • •. « « w w •*- on SS--3- = I' ' : ' ' ' '; ' o , 55 :: • ;;::::; . e§S g I s e|s I §§ I g «B-3 r s"3 « Some of the tbove trains will i3of at intermediate stations, snch ai Tokomarn, Ohan, Manakaa, -r o Horo, etc., bat there iro <»me which do not. Heeidenw acquaint themselyoi with tie lrft).Dß which do stop a t their partial ststione. FROli WELUNQTGN. §=3s-1-- 2e a-- 5 "— <— F-H c 1 * •*»• ' » ' • d ■ e> I • U g - •s e s 18 e « »• • a ''-'"' : ■" v r. • •' : !!!: ! ".„••• : : : : = ■•% JA a "C a •* 0

As previously mentioned there are several wayside stations at which one or more of the above trains will etop whenever paeonma desire to be sot down or taken "P. Local residents may ascertain which arc the trains which ester ior their towns, and may then v.ork «ut from the above ngurej, the tjme tho train will take to travel irom the station immediately preceding.

The Auckland express reaoiM 1 ahrierston, from the N'jrth, nt 12.30 p.m., and arrives at Thorn 'lon at 4.12 p.m. The Auckland ox!>less loaves Thorudon at 11.50 p.m. >nd reaches Palmerston at 3.30 p. in!