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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 36, 30 December 1879, Page 1

Jtflß \TEW ZEALAND Ix'AILT7AYS. WaKGANUI-MaNAVATU FIICTIOIf, TIME TAF.LE. SCl'Tlt. ■/.''. ' ' "" T "." '"""I C i I>I:PAJ{T yilOM i AM. ' A.M. ! V.M. Ej ; ;__)_! ,o! Wawgnnui ! C.4511.25: 4.15 3i*A.ramoho •■ G.oo 1 1.35 4.i.'3 3J*Enst-Town i 7.0 !)1.3S 4.20 Bj*Okoia ' 7.17;11.55i 4.43 o*M»tHrawa 7.'2'i\V2.O i 4.48 | i |r.M. j ISpFordoll ■ 7.4S 1 1 2.20 5 7 18|*Wangtt(.l,u 8.15 12.48] 5.29 23: TuraUina < 8.40 ; 1.11; 5.51 29;* Bonny 61en 9.8 | 1.31! 6.11 33 ! Mnrton , 9.22, 1 .43! 6.23 37' Grcatford ! 9.3? 1.58, G. 38 43 flnlcombe, arrive 10-1) ; 220 7.0 j Halcombe, depart .... 10.15 2.30 ! 7.15 51 ■ Feilding 10 50, 3.5 7.42 56 *Bunny thorpe 11.12' 3.27- Bo 83!Pali5ierst6n 11.1S 4.3 5.25 p.m. : < 08 *Jtniero 12.8 8.43 73 *Oroua Bridge 12.28 : 9.23 80*Caruarvon ••••(1257 • 9.30 80! Toxton, arrive ' 1. 1 8 9.50 NORTH. £ i Dl IV.BT I'KOM i A.M. < A.M. jpjl, P.M. n! ! i._ i i 0; Foxton i \ 7.6 j *4.?6 C ••Carnarvon j j ,?.26| 4.43 14 *Orcua Bridge ..: j 7.55 i 6.8 19.*Kaicro i I SAo\ 5/25 21; Palmcrslon ...J j 8.35J4.30 5.46 30 ; *Buimy thorpe....! '9 5 j 5.0 610 35. I'ViJding ' ! 9.35j5.28 6.30 13 ll:ilcon<be, arrive' 9.55J0 0 7.0 Haleoinbe, depart^ 1 30 10.15! 7.20 49; Grcatford i 7.52 ! 10.37j 7.42 54 Marlon „ 8.7 -10 53 1 757 57i»Bonny Glen 8.19:11.7 8.0 G3j Ttirakina j 8.3911.30 8.29 68;*Wangnehu 9.2 , 1 1 55 ' -j 8.51 ! i Ip.m. j 7'i*Foidc-ll 9.25 12.23 U. 13 77,*Alatarawa 9.45U2.45 *9.30 79j*Okoia 9.50 12.50 9-35 B3,*East ToAvn 1 1 0.7 1.5 9.52 83*Aramoho jlO.lO 1.10 9,55 SG Wanganui, orriiwjlO.UO' 1.30| 10.5 Note. — Trains atop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alightmust give notice to the guard at tV ■ previous station. Passengers are requesteu not to enter or leave the carriages while in motion. Season and school tickets issued to and from all stations — apply to the Manager. To ensure despatch, parcel should be booked fifteen mimues before the starting of the train. T. V. ROTHERHAM, General Manager. TO FISHERMEN AND OTHERS. JjP OR "~SALE — FISHING SEINES and SET NETS . in largo variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Twines and Cokk Floats. Apply to GEORGE BARNARD, TaraiiaH-street, Wellington, opposite the Barracks. O~N SALE. AT THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY and COPPER WOF-.^S BbAndon-stbeet.' Br»es force and lift pumj, - -Douglas pumps Brine pun.ps Steam donkey engines Steam and water gauges Every description of steam engine fittings Hydraulic rams Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for sheep wanning Every article connected with station work , ESTIMATES GIVEN FOU BRAfSS AND COPPER WORK of every description. S . D A NX B & SO N - Wellington Bkass, Fovndiit, & Copper Works, Brandon-street, Wellington. - ~ T. JACKSON, T3OOT AND SHOEMAKER WiiiLis-STiiEET, Wellington, In thanking his friends and the publio generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully inform them that he still maintains his position as PREMIE U BOOT AND SHOEMAKER Oi? WELLINGION. His Shooting and Walking Boots alwayß give satisfaction as regards Fit, Fashion, and faultless appearanoe. Laetß specially made to suit customer Workmanship guaranteed, and ' charge moderate. Country Customers will receive ©ye attention. W. A. PICARD, ~^" HORSE-BHOER AND GENEGA SMITH, $gT Near Denbigh Hotel, Feilding Horses neatly shod. Prices moderate