Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 41, 16 January 1880, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Waxganui-Manawatu Section. TIME TABLE. BOCTII. S , DEr.MtT PKOM : AM. j A.M. V.M. 0 Wunganui ! 6.45^11.25; 4.1 3 *Aramoho 6.55 1 1.35 4.23 3 *Enst Town 7.0 '13.38" 4.26 B,*Okoia 7.17jH.05 4.43 9 *Matarawa ' 7.22(12.0 ; 4.48 i ! ■ ir.M. i 13-*Fordell i 7.45! 1 2.20! 5 7* 18>Wangaehu i 8.15:12.48} 5.29 23: TuraUina : 8.40 1 .1 J ; 5.51 29,* Bonny Glen j 9.8 : 1.31: 6.11 33, Morton i 9.22 i 1.43' 6.23 37: Greatford \ 9.3 f ■ 1.58; 6.38 43, Halcombe, arrive „..; 10-0; 10-0 ', 2 2()| 7.0 I Halcombe, depart .... i 10.15 2.3.71 .7.15 51 Feilding 10 50! 3.5 j 7.42 oC *Bunnythorpe '11.12; 3 27- 8-0 63; Palmersiou ill.48! 4.3 ' 8.25 : p.m. ! — ; CB*Karere :12.8 j ,' 8.43 73 *Oroua Bridge i 12.25; ; 9.2 80.* Carnarvon .••••112 57 | 0.30 86 Foxton, arrive '.1.18. : 9.50 XOBIII. •C ; DM-AliT 1-lIOM ! A.M. • A.M. ! P M.i P.M. t\ : _i ._ ; I «*| Foxton 7.6 i I 4.55 fi*Cainarvon ■ j 7.26! • 4.43 14 *Oroua Bridge ..: 7.sft| 6.8 19*Karrre | 8.15 6.^5 24 Palmerslon ....j : 8.35 4.80 6.46 30i*Bui!tj}(horpe....! i 9 5 5.0 610 Sol Koiiciing j j 9.35J5.28 6.30 •JSi 11.-Oponibe, arrivel I 9.6510 0 7.0 1 Halcombe. departl 1 3d 10.15! 7 20 49! Grealfoicl' ! 7.52 10.37J ! T. 42 5-J: Marlon '■ 8.7 110 53: 1 7 57 57:*Bouny Glon ....' 8.1f);i1.7 J 8-0 "" 63: Turakina i 8.3911.30 I 8.29 08|*Waugaehu i 9.2 jlloo j 8.51 i i ! r-M. j 74*Fowiell 9 25.:i2.23 ! 9.13 77*iiatarawa ' 9.45:12.45 \ 9.30 79|*Okoia. .;■........] 9.5UJ12.50; 9-35 K3'*Eant Town M 0.7 | 1.0 j 9.52 Bo*Aranioho 10 io' 1.10; 1 9.55 SG : Wauganui, arrive\W.'-it). I.'JO, 1 110.5 Xotk. — Trains stop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the guard at tlr.. previous station. Passengers are requesteu not to enter ir leave the carriages while in motion. Season and school tickets issued to und from all stations — apply to the Manager. To eusui-9 despatch, parcel should be Looked fifteen minutes before the starting of the train. T. V. EOTHERHAM, General Manager. TO FJSHEK.YIEN AND OTHERS. If OR S A L E — FISHING SEINES and SET NETH in large variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Twxnes nnd Cork Floats. Apply to GEORGE- MR N A RD, Taranaki-strcet, Wellington, opposite the Barracks. ' o N "a A l"e7 A T THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY axi> COPPER WOP^.S BIIANHON-STKEKT. Braes forceand lift pmnji- •—-—-<- Douglas pumps „ lirine pun ps Steam donkey engmci Steam and water gauges Every description of steam engine fittings Hydraulic rams "Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridgingj and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for sheep wanning Every article connected with station work " ■';■■'■_ ESIIMATES GIVEN pou BRASS AND COPPER W'pRK of every description. " " S. DANES & SO N "Welwsgton Bhass, Foundut, & Comeb WOBKB, ' ; Brandon-stK et, Wellington. T. JACK SON, ' T)0 0T AND SHOEMAKER Willis-stkeet, Wellikotok, In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind pfttronage^would respectfully intonn them that ,he still jt His Shooting and Walking Boots al way* give (satisfaction as. regards Fit* Eashioo, a]id faultlesß appearanoe.' Laets specially made to euit dustomer Workmanship guaranteed, and charge moderate. • ■•■:■■■.' Country Customers will receive en atteuuon. -■■■: ■'■ W, A., PICAJip, HORSE-SHOER ANJX'^^ERA SMITH, ■:.-■;■ l^f NeaiDeubigh Hotel, Feildicsr Horses neatly shod. Price* moderate.