For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 May 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

THE LOCAL TIMETABLE.

Searching through a railway tnu« tablb makes most people irritable.-, The railway time-table, like th« polony, contains many good things, but the public prater to have one particular food (whether tnaat.il or alimentary) desired on a gi?ea occasion, not a hotchpotch of »g----ures concerning the branch line if Toko, the eide track of Waf,?.* villo, or the cross line to No/^r march. The particular fig,-! likely to be of benefit to dwell in between Padiakariki and Pa'.m,,.,. ton North aro what readers of -he Horowhenliia Chronicle read iiust and for our readers' conveiiie'iw hose fip;nre3 aro now appended -■

j TO WEIiLIJIGTON. C indinhton rill st«p to pot !o>, i>r tal'o Rip pßsr.ingern). a f "' '■- ' s. «• t .. a* «•'«"' ... -• • v I *« «' 1: -~ ! . Z2 Srii «-' ■/•* i" o w ,-. vt '■ •■,- ,r So •* - "•• - «.« * .-• * * «: 4 ■ « * • :: ; • Z::.ii; i:: : : ; S-« S _ t%- a £ 2 -s"£ c c, h •-. -/) U!HSoSSHbe:jJ Some of the dbove trains w'U e:,'>j: at intermediate itatioEs, auch " M (okomare, Ohau, Tβ 3oro, etc., bnt tiere aro *hioh do not. Iteiidoni. vifjaiiot with tV.e train* sin* a« stop &t their perti*«»« vfcxtion*. I FROI4 WILLJNOTOK. i 9" PM ». ~ * - j '; x>- r. u~ « 'i ft, ' y ' , *' j 1- . . a « r- r ; 2J - -■*. <- ■ w Si ! ; :::,:::;■:« ! ' . ■•••••:::: fc i ■ -i -r a r« o c bo !*5 o « S As previously mentiouod -re gereral waysids etations «( Hhich one or more of the abm " -'-ains will Eton whenever p M ,»,.. ;"-i-9 dosire to be act down or tulior, i -p. Ix>cal residents may aaverUit, v.hich are the trains which cator ">< •'ieir towua, and may then fcO rk '■•'it from the above the i';/u f •■.hich the trail) will take to '"uiri tho istation iininodiately pro '. ■"•ding.

( . Th<) Auckland nxprwes rwfrsiM ' almcrstou, from r.ho Nirth. n !--')0 j>.in., and u-rrivos at Thorn 'i>'» at 4.12 p. fll . 'file Auckland «x----•••I'SB leaves Thorndon at 11.50 p.m. •■"id rcachoa Palmerslon at 3.30 p.m.