For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 April 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

IHE LOCAL TIM&TABIR: Searching through a railway tinw table makes most people irritabl* The. railway time-table, like tht polony, contains many good thinp, but the public prefer to hive th« one partioular food (whether mental or alimentary) desired on a given occasion, not a hotchpotch of figures concerning the branch lin« of Toko, the side track of Wage>n ville, or the cross line to Nerar march. The particular figlrtf likely to be of benefit to dwelbn between Paekakariki and PalmiiV ton North are what readeri ©/ ,j&» Horowhenlua Chroniole read mlai; and for our readers' oonvenieieg hose figures are now append«d>— TO WELLINGTON. (* indicator will atop to pat or take ap paweagera). S s 5 £; S "* w ft a "* v I I w |„' jS* |Jj *s. . S i 82 a 2 - CDtn £ okt So. . a cs ''2 2 2 * *:»i * • . , i:r- *• i .}: I ; !... . "'• Z::::: i i : i • ! 1 1S g i § -eIM.; Some of the above traina w/Il siof at intermediate atatdona, aach ai Tokomara, Ohaa, Hanaiau, U Horo, ato., bat there are una whioh do not. JUsido&tv andirrd acquaint themacly*! with the traina whieh <*• atop at their gaxtmto statiom. FROM WELLINGTON. • — rm _ <• •? a k-H w w ■ • g • • . " »"* ' •-« WM ,H ,J •" £ .: fl « S i 2 5 , 5 Si 2° o © 0 •l.»B .••.•■'.- , » * w» t>- a as d : - » : ? i • ; . « ? £ *• s I'll* i 1 §sii Aa praviouily mentioned th«r« are aeveral wayaide atationa at whieh one or more of tha ifcova trains will itop whenever paa ungora desire to be aet down or taken Dp. Local residents may aaeertaia whioh are the trains which cater «oi their towna, and may then ».ork out from the avbove figures, the time which the train will take to trorafc from tha itation immediately preceding. The Aaokland expreia ntvotM Palmeraton, from tke North, at • 12.30 p.m., and arrires at Thorn don at 4.12 p.m. The Auckland explesa leaves Thorndonat 11.50 p.m and reaches Palmoreton at 8.30 p.m.