For Railway Passengerss Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 April 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengerss Guidance.

THE LOCAL TIME-TABLE, ; Searching through a railway time table makes most people irritable. The railway time-table, like the polony, contains many good things, but the public preier to have the one particular food (whether mental or alimentary) desired on a given occasion, not a hotchpotch of Sg. ures concerning the branch line of Toko, the side track of Waggonville, or. the cross line to Nerermarch. The particular figureg likely to be of benefit to dwellan between Paekakariki and Palms. , *, ton North are what readerg 0/ she Horowhenlua Chronicle read m»t, and for our readers' convenience hose figures are now appended TO WELLINGTON. (• indicates will stop to pat <Jo» t or take up pumngert). S* 2 5 « £ g a ™ 1 • S •» a ° r- « i«° 15 is..s 1' ss " ft) • •Bβ B!3 • O(N g O«= *s- •-•:•• s-• 35 3s- - 3- s?- - 22-12 *H art i : t". i . » • . I . .• . £:::■■: i • i | : : a it«gs g I § ef SI UUfJIISIJ Some of the above traine will Kot at intermediate stations, euch a, Tokomaru, Ohau, Manabu, U Horo, etc., bat there »ro \»mi whioh do not. Resident ,«„„„ acqaaint themeolreg with ti» traini whidi <Jo atop at their partiai!«j ttatiom. FROM WELLINGTON. S=i2-§--=2*-- 2 S * » • ' • ' • d d ' • * « » 1* ei « e • «, '■'*'' ' * • ' " " •* .' ' u ; . ::::•:..:.« "... : : : :» li^ijsiiliji hcu Sa s m£j g 2 As previously mentioned t'aer< are several wayside etationof" *1 which one or more of the g(b-.vo trains wUI utop whenever pas angers desire to be let down or token «p. Local residents may aiscei*<iia which are the trains which c»W 'or their towns, and may then iork out from the above figures, the iim. which the train will take to turei from the itation immediately preceding. The Auckland expreae rea-nw lalmerston, from the North, »t 12.30 p.m., and arrives at Thorn don at 4.12 p.m. The Auckland expitss loaves Thorndon at 11.50 p.m and reaches Palmerston at 3.30 p.m.