For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 November 1913, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

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THE LOCAL TIME TABLE. Sarching through a railway timetable makes most people irritable. The railway table, like the polony, contains many good things, but the public prefer to have the one particular food (whether mental or alimentary) desired on a given occasion, not a hotcli potch figures concerning the branch line of Toko, the side track at Waggonville, or-the cross lino to Nevermarch. The particular figures likely to be of benefit to dwellers between Paekakariki and Palmerston North are what readers of The Horowhenua Chronicle need most, and for our readers' convenience those fi?"i\5S are now appended:—