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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 August 1916, Page 4

For Ra ihi a y Pa t-; • er* (hskfan . THIS LOCAL, riil Xhe particular figures :iKoly to D« j 01 benekit Uj ds-ellein between Paei iki and Palui«rston North are I I Palmwston — 7.18 a.m., iS.JJ p.m, j J 2 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 6.0 p.m. Satur . days only 9.30 p.m. Shannon.'— 8.18 a.m., 1.80 p.m., 9.4S ; p-«u., 4.12 p.m., 6.6 p.m. Saturday* . only 10.84 p.n,. ' Levin.-8.48 a.m.. 8.12 p.n,., 9 , p.m., 4.36 p.m... 642 p.m., 11.80. Otaki.—Si.32 a.m., 3.60 p.m., 3.4$ , pm.. G.b p.m.. 7.4.1 p m., Saturday, , r >nh J.IE #m. , I'aokakeriki. -10.ay a.m. p , El <•«/ p.m 3.60 {.. ;,i. *.55 ;> •„ 8«t i<" day? only 2.30 a.in. Wellington. _ 13. u' yUi g 5 „ , t _ 5..V1 p.m . 7.8 I- m 10.15 p.',,, ■ days only i. 25 a.m. Some of the train* -.vi:! ..., f at intermediate static. t>o. H n«!t »« mam. Oban, Manakiwi, 'lo 11, jr., «,*■: but there are */im« v-hi<-') t>. t ;•> r identa sboujfi <>* thts trams w-froti Ofi si t'«ulor stations. I''HO II WRi.i,(.\yf'(»\ I borndon. B.a<) « m .. V» h ... < * 4.!3 p.m., U.IO p.m. I'tfokrtkariki - *j 10 :i n.<., 1,4', 10,W a.m.. 11.27 a. 11,., ,).5a pin Otaki.- 7.50 «. r,i. 10 35 & m . t»hi . 1 J ii p in. 6.(33 p.m I - too 8. 10.5: ~ u ' 1 -.'V p a... 7.:',» i p :n . y..'U! a , a m j, , ' t> :!| t? <i. j> ui. (arrive) -10 10 a. '0 ; ii..i V a „i. 19 4! pin. :».|y j,. •/< p ni ! ijo Auckland «xpreßs roaches iVI 'iitrsu.,, t j,„ Ncrtfa at 11.28 %.& 1,1 'i'TJ-i-t* at Tlmnidon at i. 60 p.m Jbf .4 uckl.tml express loaves Tiu,jn 'I'm *t 1.10 tin,.. And reachee Palmer siou at p.m. The Auckland oxpreai learn at 3-1 * nd arrives at Hsl!:i:*ton at 6.20 a.m. Ih* fceoond Aucilacd iSJxpreas lo®tg» \> <i Si.lO j- n. aD .j Lcvm at 11.80 p.m. t';; 1* in ret-on at 13.18 a.m. As previously mentioned, (hor* v ,» eereral waysid« at which ! or more of the aboro traina frill »w : 1 i eU6VW passengers desire to be set J down or taken up. Local residents may , ascertain whieh aro the taina which ester tow us, and may thee . work out the timo which the train wiL take to travel from tha station a | preceding. I.MPOHTANT TO THAVKLLEJRS J)rom let December an express trail; at Levin daily wt 11.20 p.m. w ';>k* ■.![• rw--i!g«re, but those who -o vriu by Liiii train will >iave to pay itiv full fa.r„ Ironii W«!l : Dgton to wh*'.. evei pUue north of Lerin that tie I press stops at. ( At 4.10 a.m., daily, the express di f o;> IjOTID to pick up poMengera i as no tickets are issued, for either I <j! fcbeso trains passengers u:. t pay tht> ituardn. PsNsengers ry rhw early m-jmirig train going non-h Kiil u > pay tl.fi full f»re 'roir i'aill) ■ " 0 . ' "i'abliahad f.t Lev,a * th» (iaily paper published «s r.fa Manawatu line between VVai Kington Oity and Palme ratar North, a diiUmce of 9> mil* Thi« long eoast lino ia dottaa with butter and chccae fsct»riea and fiax mills, and carries large farming population Mi itii the Chronicle is ' The 11 an«. wata Farmer," which we* firit publiohad at the adjoining town Shannon j in l&gjj, »n I d.-ins tha period of 21 years it ha, obtained a large circulation - each diatriot on this aoaat. The Chroniclc is Printed Every Afternoon Containing, in addition to k**f and district news, isittorprovinpial news, aa faraahad bjr Press Association. The Ohron is published at a p.m. The Ciiro,.'oie Will ha found in che Colusa o. th« sftttlan in and around Wai kana«, Qtaki, Ta tloro, liana kau, Oliau, L«vm, Koputaroa, Skannffn, Moatoa, i'uxtou, Maieraa aua Tokama.^ This Stretch of Country Mak«j« tho paper a ftoc-j iii«s%li*u ior bußineoa announcomenta. J t i» a wida and pivgiea»..<i dairying distriet, and o£«nt attraa. tiona to you aa a meens 1 f «x----toadiug your t»e«in«*. W« ehali U» glad to s*» te adrar-. tutemeoi of yoor in tb<> t pf tb® OaKtuk^ HACKS J'HE .VKKViSS. Oontinual coughing inflames the ch#oat, wears out the patient and racks his nerves. A remedy that will relieve a cough promptly is meet desirable in the treatment of throat and lung trouble, but it must be absolutely free from opium or other which deaden the cough without removing the cause. Oiamberlain's Cough Remedy is an ideal remedy for the treatment of coughs of any description. It. is absolutely free from narcotics, and will not injure the most delicate person. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosens and relieves the cough, and hetpn to throw off the cause. .-■* t