Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue I, 1 November 1878, Page 1

~\JBW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Waxoaxui-Maxawatu Sectiox. TIME TABLE. SOUTH. ai \ * S UEPAUT 111OM A.M. i.M. I>.M. 0 Wanganui | 6.4-V 11.25 4.15 3*Aramoho 6.55:11.35 4.23 3 * East Town 7.0 111. 38 4.26 B : *Okoia 7.171H.55 4.43 9*Matarawa 7.22 12.il 4.18 p.m. l3*Fordell 7.4512.20 5.7 28*Wanyaehu 8.15|U».48 5.29 23| Turakina 8.40 1.11 5.51 29* Bonny Glen ! 9.8 l.:Jl t.ll 33| Marton ! 9.-22 1.43 6.23 37) Groatford .1 9.38: 1.58 1 6 38 43 Halcombe, arrive . ...jIO.O 2.2()j 7.0 Hulcombe, depart jllUo 2.30! 7.15 51 Feilding 1 10 50; 3 5 7.42 56,* Bunnythorpo ;(1 12- 3.27 8.0 63 Palmoiston J11.48- 4.3 8.25 p.m. I 68,*Karero 12 8 8.43 73,* Oroua Bridge Jl2-28 9.2 80.* Carnarvon ' 12.57 I 9.30 BGI Foxton, amy 1 1.48; ' 9.50 SOUTH. g i DEPAUT 1-UOM | A.M. 'AM.' P.M. j P.M. I ' ! ! ! 0 Foxton, depart... j 7.3 4.25 6;* Carnarvon .... | 7.26; 4.4S 14 * Oroua Bridge ... j 7.5ui 5.8 l'JJ* Karcre i 8. V>\ | 5.25 24 j Palmeiston ....! 8.35 4.305.45 3di* Bunny thorpc ... { 9.5 ; 5.6 6.10 35! Feilding j 9.25J 5.2S 6.30 43 H'tlcoml.e, "rricvl I 9.50 6.U j 7.0 lliihomhv, depart] 7.-10! 10.15' ! 7.'io 49 Grcutfurd ! 7.0; i 10.37J j 7.42 54 Morton 8.7 ! 10. oa j 7.57 57j* Bonny Glen .... 8.1911.7 j 8.0 63j Turakiua 8.3911.30! 8.29 GSjMVangaehu .... 9.2 |11.50 i 8.51 I I P.M. I 7l,*Fordell 9.ti0'12.23| 9.13 77,* Maturawa 9.4ai 12.45! 9.30 79*Okoia j 9.5<i!12.5'> 9.35 I 83* E .Bt Town .... 1 0.7 j 1 .7 I !».52 . Bo* Aramoho iIO.H ! 1.10 j 9.55 i 80: Wanguuui.rt/T/wjlO.-.Oj 1.20| J0.5 Koie. — Trains utop at stulions markod • |by sign <l only, l'atigcngcrs M'isliing to alight muat give notice to the guaid at the previous atution. Pasfcngcrs arc requested not to enter or leave tho curriages whilo in motion. Souson and scliool tickets issued j to and from all stations — apply to tliu j Mauagcr. Tc ensure despatch, parcels should bo booked fifteen minutis bci'orc the starting of tho train. | T. F. E OTHER AM. i Generul Manager. Watchmakei % s. i PALMERSTON NO UTS I AND FEI LDING. E. E. ME TAR D, PRACTICAL \VATCIIMAKi:u AND JIiWELLEit. Admitted London, 1862. Admitted Vicnnn, 1873. Awarded l'aiis Exhibition 18G". Palmkuston Noiii.ii, Tbo Square. E. E. METAED, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONIiK. And Tobacconist. ffiF Agent for Maxawatu HtiiAi.D, ! And other papers, aiKLUOVRNK KXH TUITION, 1853. ! ,\ VinST-CLASB C.Ttific:il-icf Merit ./_L !" 1^ heen awiinled toW. H. INi'iKAM: Watch anil Clock MuK«-.r, lute < f Port L'liaKmers and tiokuika, i'-ji v I)UI'U-X WATCH, tho first anil only .us;' :uade in the C-lonica. W. 11. I. would respectfully intjmßio that he haa taken the premUes lately occiipitil by Mr C. Bioaiibent, Manners Bire^t, Wolliuglon, ntxt to the Duke of i dinbnigli Hole!, whi-ro ho intends to carry on the Watcli and Clock Kajmiring Brunch of the business in a &tylc not to Le excelled in New Zealand or the AuMralian Colonies. Chuiges on ull work veiy moderate, aud pur.ctuully attended to. K.B.— A huge n9stTtment of Watchtg, Clocks, und Jewtlliry always in »tock. AH oidi'is front districts beyond Wellington, forwarded through pot-t, by steamer, at coach, will icceive prompt uttention. Uej»aiis to Watches and Clocks guaranteed for twelve months. W. 11. INtiBAM, Waicuiukbb, Manners street, Wellington. s~^\ BROADBENf HIACTICAL WATCHWAKEE, WILLIS-OTBr.ET, WELLINOTOK Country Orders promptly eiwuUi.