Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 23, 12 November 1878, Page 1

"\TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Waxgaxui-Manawatu Sectiox. TIME TABLE. SOUTH. G DEPAIIT I'llOM I A.M. A.M. P.M. O'Wanganui 6.40 11.25 4.15 3* Aramoho 6.5511.35 4.23 3* East Town 7.0 1 11.38 4.2 C "S*°>f a j7.17iU.53 4.43 y* MatnraAva 7.22 12.0 4.48 I V.M. 13*Fordell 7.4512.20 5.7 28*Wan«achu „} 8.10|1^.4« 5.29 23j Turakina | 8.40 l.ll! 5.51 29|* Uonny Glen j 9.8 l.Jili fc.ll 33 Marton 9.22 1.43 i 6.23 37 Greatford 9.38 I.ss' 63S 43 Halcombe, arrive ....'IO.O 2.2()| 7.0 I Halcombe, dtpart in.l*> 2.35: 7.15 51| Feilding jlOoO 3 5 i 7A2 56* Uunnythorpe .11 12, 3.27 i 8.0 G3 Palmerston 1 1.45. 4.3 8.25 ! jl-.M. — 68|* Kareie ,12 8 8.43 73 1* Oroua U ridge i ! 2- 28 j 9.2 80 j* Carnarvon 1 12.57] 9.30 86! Foxtnn, <imi>; I 1.48; 19.50 SOUTH. G ! HEl'AltT I'ltOM ' A.M. AM. ! P.M. i P.M. III! 0 [<"oxton, rfpjwr/...! | 7.5 j j 4.25 6|* Cnniarvon ....! 7.26! I 4.4-i 14 * Oroua liridge ...', i 7M [ \ 5.8 lt»;« Karc-re ■ 8.10, 5.25 24| Puhneiston ....! 8.c5: 4.30 5.45 3i»;* Hunnythorpe ...] \ 9.5 j 5.G | 6.50 35j Fpildiiig I ! 9 2o! 5.2bl 6.30 43J Hileornl c, frricv l J.»o\ G.<l I 7 0 ; Halcomhi-,d(-j:a)i 7."(; i1i.15 1 7.'^.0 ■I ( J| Giealford | 7.5-. KUJi | 7.42 54 ! M-irton i 8.7 10.53: 7.57 57* Conn v Glen ... ! M.10J11.7 ! 8.0 Cai Turaliina ! 8.39 11.30 i 8.29 GBj* Wangaeliu ....! 9.2 J11.55J - 8.51 74.*Fordell ! 9.a5| 12.23! 9.13 77|* Matarawii I 9.45 1 2.45! 9.30 79'*OUoia i 9.50 12.5"! 9.35 83* E.,st Town ....'10.7 1.7 9.52 So* Aramoho JIO.K I.lo] 9.55 • 8G; Wanganui,arWr('jlO.voj 1.20. 10.5 Notk. — Trains stop ut stations marked * |by sign vl only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the guard at tho previous sia'ion. Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the carriages while in I motion. Setison and f-chool tickets issued i to and from all stations — apply to the j Manager. Tc ensure despatch, parcels should be booked fifteen mhit.tcs before tho staiting of the train. | T. F. ROTHERAM. General Manager. Watchmakers. t I IULMERSTON KORTtI AND FEILDIXG. E. E. METARD, I 73RACTICAL WATCMMAKMU AND X JKWELLER. Admitted London, 18G2. Admitted Viennn, !873. Awarded Paiis Exhibition 18C7. rAi.3Xi:i:sTON NoitLic, The Scpiare. E. E. METARD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONKB. And Tobacconist. Igg" Agent for M ax awatv Heuald, And orher papers. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1858. A FIRST-CLASS Certificate of Merit has been nwanled toW.H. INGrRAM Watch aud Clock Muker, late of Port Chalmers aud llokitika, fjr a DUPLEX WATCH, the fiist and only one wade in this C lonics. W. 11. I. would respectfully intimate that he has taken the premises iately occupied by Mr C. Uroadbent, Manners sUe^t. Wellington, next to the Duke of i- dinbnijjh Hotel, whero he intends to carry on the Watch and Clock Repairing Branch of the business in a .style not to be excelled in ! New Zealnnri or the Australian Colonies. I Charges on all work very moderate, aud punctually attended to. | KB.— A large assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewullt-iy i.lwoys in stock. All outers fioin districts beyond Wellington, forwarded through post, by steauier, or coach, will receive prompt attention. Repairs to Watches and Clocks guaranteed for twelve months. W. 11. INUtfAM, Waichuakeb, Manners street, Wellington. /^( BROADBENf | I'IIACTICAL WATCHMAKER, WH-MS-STUEET, I WELLINGTON; Country Orders promptly executed.*