For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 June 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passen gers Guidance.

THE LOCAL TIME-TABLE Searching through a railway tJiiitt table makes most people irritable. The railway time-table, like th« polony, contains many good things, but the public prefer to have the one partioular food (whether msntal or alimentary) desired on a giyea occasion, not a hotchpotch of $%- nres concerning the branch line of Toko, the side track of Waggou ville, or the croßs line to Ne/er march. The particular figiren likely to be of benefit to dwelton between Paekakariki and ton North are what readers of -&« Horowhenlua Chronicle read uust, and for our readers' convenience hose figures are now appended.— TO WELLINGTON. (* indicates will stop to pet hv, or take ap paurengera). ?t. 2 S; 2 "■■« Si, l * w w 3 >- " ' «- © a, at "0 I I to | «,J l| |S- .S I 22 sJ2 © w g ° « S n «° ® 35- ■ S- »•'- S3- ?" • ; ; i s j« '. - • . .. ■ . 8 ....... o. . , 2::: i: i i : • ■ : fss g I § sflp Some of the above trains w'U rtop it intermediate itations, »nch m Pokomara, Ohtu, M&nyJcaa, To 3oro, eto., bnt tkere ar« ipma vaich do not. B*aid«nt* wqarint ihomaclres with tlw traiw 7hi»li 3® atop at thetr p&rti»Oaj stations. FBOM WELLINGTON. . » w ea & _ 2S i" " ■ I"• i§* «* S I S lS • 5 fi H P* to. Si2a o © » ■ » t- e s K «"• ' • 4 ■ ': 3 ; ' s '■ i : : ! ■.„•••.::::::* p'C5„ _ o eo j Ig g Js| As proviouily mentioned ic«v ,I'ie Beveral wayaide ntations z* which one or more of the abive trains will stop whonevor pas »n----rs desire to be let down or ttkea i"p. Local residents may ascortiiu v.hich are the trains which cater 'or tlieir towns, and may then y.ork out from the above figurej, the tiw« which the train will take to trurei from tho itation immediately precoding.

The Anokland expro«a r«oi*« ralmerßton, from the North, «t 12.30 p.m., and arrives at Thorn don at 4.12 p.m. The Auckland oxI'iess leaves Thorndon at 11.50 p.m ;-nd reaches Palmerston at 3.30 p.m