AUCTION SALES

Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 April 1913, Page 4

AUCTION SALES

For Railway Passenge

Guidance.

THE LOCAL TIME-TABLEL Searching through a railway time S table makes most people irritable. The railway time-table, like th« polony, contains many good things, but the public prefer to have the one particular food (whether mental 5, or alimentary) desired on a given ;- occasion, not a notch potch-of t?g----!i ures concerning the branch line of t Toko, the side track of Waggon ville, or the crosa line to New e march. The particular figirei u likely to be of benefit to dwellare i- between Paekakariki and Palmici,s ton North are what readers 0/ -Jie 0 Horowhenlua Chronicle read 3 and for our readers' convenient i- hose figures are now appended — TO WELLINGTON. (• indicates will atop to pnt lot. '- or take np pwEengere). 0 d £«' •*> .5' ■„-' e© 0 ' s«r ".;, ,5. ta 1 a- *■ * H«" I£2 t - is- ■s 12--s ■. 5= t-i w re •*• or *•i • • • I . , £::::: : I i ! : : Pα* •" c «ha a £ D - S 'Co *S*a -§ H *h c §j< o Illllllll^lll Some of the above trains w'll rtoy at intermediate stations, iuch u Tokomaru, Ohan, Manakau, X € Horo, eto., but tfeere we t»ma whioh do not. R<aidenw • wqaaint themaelvei with tie traino whisk &» atop at their paxtieO*/ iffttJOßl. FSOM WELLINGTON. 4 » « • »' • e» -■■-iw ' \ ■ • : ::::•:....* I-si I Sgs 5f As previously mentioned tber« are several wayside etations at whioh one or more of the ab->ve trains will stop whenever pa* angers desire to be iet down or up. Local resident* may aeoertaia which are the trains which cater 'of their towns, and may then v.ork out from the above figurea, the tim. which the train will take to tme'i from the station immediately preceding. The Anciland express reawiw Palmerston, from the Nwfch, »t 12.30 p.m., and arrives at Thorn don at 4.12 p.m. The Auckland oxpless leaves Tborndon at 11.50 p.m. a " d reac] l!. B _ Palm€>rßton at 8 - 30 P- m ' ■