For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 May 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

THJJ LOCAL TIME-TABL& Searching through a railway tim« 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 or alimentary) desired on a firen occasion, not a hotchpotch of frgures concerning the branch line of Toko, the eide track of Wagfin ville, or the cross line to Nergr march. The particular figirer likely to be of benefit to dwellart between Paekakariki and Palm ton North are what readeri of *A« Horowhenlua Chronicle read rnj*t, and for our readere , conrenient* hose igaree are now appended TO WELLINGTON. (• indieatee will ertop to put io» or take ep paetenferi). B Si• J2 «< m •^β •• I J. •t ! I "i' i". a . a.m "* M w I tot.' S • IJi S. . S , 22 as. . e 5 g gie :i>):i ■ : : . ? : m ■■ • - : 1 fc:::s: : i • i \ I 1 1 §g I J a fit Borne of the above traini w'll *soj it intermediate itationn, »nch u rokomare, Ohan, HanaJka*, T« 3oro, etc., b»t . tiere are •»«■ vhich do not. il«eid«tf3i ndiw icqawnt themielrei with tie waina *-hieli d« atop at tbetr p«xtd»«)Ar it&tlona.

FROM WELLINGTON. -•si s 's-s «* d ,s> a o c * •-": ' : •«-2 •>■ : !S 1 ills J -iesS! Aβ previonely mentioned tfc«r« j' ro eeveral wayside rtationi mi one or more of the' abw :raina will itop whenever pu en. {;ers desire to be let down or t&kea ip. Local residents may uoerteis v.hich are the trains which cater »of ilieir towns, and may then »,ork cut from the above figurea, the time v.hich the train will taJie to trtrel from th» station immediately precoding. •

The Auckland expreie r«aoiM Palniereton, from the North, , «i 12.30 p.m., and-arrives- at Thorn' <!on at 4.12 p.m. The' Auckland ■§* plosa leaves Thorndonat 11.80 p.m Jiud reaches Palmerston at 8.30 p.m.