Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 38, 6 January 1880, Page 1

YEW ZEALAND icAILWAYS. AVAKGASri-MAyAWATU SECTION TIME TABLE. C I DITAUT rUOM •' AM. ' A.M. l\M. II i ! 0 ( WaiifjMimi ! 6.4011.25 4.15 3*AraKj"oho G. 5» ! l.'<\6- 4.53 3>Ea»tT«wn ! 7.0 :M.Sfi: 4.26 B*Okoia 7.17 1T.55! 4.43 D : *J£atnniwn : 7.2 L' IL'.O i 4.48 ;' ■ ! " i P.M. : 13, : *Forcloll ; 7.45' ! 2.20 5 7 lS'nVoiiff.'uhu S.Io . 1 2.4S 5.29 23! Tma\ina : 5.40 1.1 1: 5.51 20*nonuy Gkn j 9.8 ! 1.3); fi.ll 33, Mart™ : 9.22 1.43| 6.23 37 1 Ornitford ' 9.3* 1.681 G. 38 4oi Hiilo.ombc, arrive I(W> i 220 7.0 j Halwiiiibo, ihpart 10. 10. 2.:>A 7.15 51' Foilding 10 b(i 3.5 j 7.42 5G ♦BuimytWpe -11.12 3^7'' 80 (33 PalmusUn 11.48; 4.3 \ 8.25 :• tm. !— I 08 *Kai ore 12.S i i 8.43 73*Oroua Bridge j 12.28; j 9.2,^ So*Ciiniaivon j 1 2 57; 0.30 86^ Foxtou, arrive l I. l ß'i. 9.50 NORTH. 5 Di IV.UT rilOM , f A.M. 'a.M. i PM. P.M. 11l ; i __i ._ I (' Foxtcm i ! 7.5 ! 4.55 f> *Caruarvoii ' ! 7.26 4.43 14 *Oroua Bridge .. j 7.65 5.8 18j*Karere S.lfi 5.V5 24 j Palmers) en 8.35 4.30 5.45 3C,*Bi!iiiiyiliorpo ....;• 96 j 5.0 610 35! KoiJding j 9.^0|0.28 6.30 43j ][;ilconibp, arrive] 9.55:0 0 7.0 ' Ilfileombo, depart 7 2(»; IO.lo! 7 20 49; Grcntford 7.52.1(1.37] 7.42 54 ; Jlarton I 8.7 1 1 0 .13 757 o7|*Eoimy GJcii . . . . ! 5.1011.'/ 8.0 63 j Tnrakiiia. | B.2'S, 1 ] .«0 5.29 6frj*\Yai:»-ftelvu 9:1 1155 8.51 j ! r.M. 74*Foracll 9 2o i 12.23 9.13 77;*.\ia(ara\va ! 9.45 ! 12.45' 9.30 79|*Okoia 9.5 d! 12.50 9-35 H3.*East 'JViwn 0.7 1 .5 952 Boj*Arninolio 10 10 1.10 9.55 j 8G! Waiigtmiii, arrive\w.'-Uy. 1. - -io| 0.5 1 Note.— Trains stop at stations marked * Ly signal only. Passengers wishing to uliglit must ijive notice to the guard at tk previous .station. Passengers are requesteo not. to enter 1 r leave the carriages while in motion Season and school tickets issued to and from all stations — apply to the Manager To ensure tlQspatcl), parcel should bo booked lift ecu minutes before the starting of tJie train. T. F. EOTHKEHAM, General Manuger. TO 1-ISIIEK.MEN AND OTHEHS. P O 1! ~S A L E — FISHING SKIXES and SiiT KBTH in largo variety ; Also, Cotton and liEMP IVIXE3 and Cokk Floats. Apply to GEORGE BARNARD, Taranaki-st'-eet, Wellington, opposite tlie Barvßeks. UK uAL E~ A T THE WELLINGTON BEASS roUNDET asj) COrPUR WOF.^S 13i!JlND0N-6thei:t. PrtFS force and lift pumj> Douglas pumps Urine puc ps Steam donkey engine* St< am and water gauges Every description of steam engine fittin»e Hydraxilic rams Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, and curved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for i-heep washing Every article connected with station work ESTIMATES GIVEN FOU BRA^SS AND COPPEIt WOEK of every description. S. DANES & SON Wellington Bhass, Foundkt, & Coppeb Wokks, [ Lrnndon-strcct, Wellington. T. JACKSON, T3OOT AND SHOEMAKEE WII-LIB-STHEET, WeLLXKOTOK, In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respect fully, intorm them that be still maintains his position aa P&EMIUU HOOT AND SHOKMAKER Of WELLINGION. His Shooting and Walking Boots always give satisfaction as regards Fit, Fashion, and faultless appearance. Laets specially made to suit customer Workmanship' guaranteed, and charge moderate. Country Customers will xeceive ere attention. W. A. riCABOt -^ HOUSE-SIIOER AND GENERA SMITH, ijgr Near Denbigh Hotel, Feildicffi Horses neatly shod. Price* moderate.