Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 43, 23 January 1880, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. ' Wakgantji-Mana-watu Section. TIME TABLE. SOUTH. .0 0 j DEPART FROM | A*M. i A.M. P.M. I■ ■ ! 0! Wanganui ."." | 6.4H;11.2fi 4.1 3;*Aramoho j 6.55 11.35 4.23 3»EaßtTown I 7.0 j11.38 4.26 B*Okoia 7.1711.55 4.43 9,*Matarawa 7.2212.0 4.41 I P.M. ' 13 *Fordell 7.45 1 2>20 . 6 7* 18*Wangaehu 8.15 12.48 5.29 23!.Turakina ; 8.40! 1.11 5.51 29 *Bonny Glen 9.8 1 1.31 : 6.11 33 Marton 9.22 1. 48 j 6.23 37 Grentford 9.38 1.58 6.38 43 Halcombe, arrive ....'IOO 220 7.0 Hnkombe, depart .... 10.15 2.35 7.15 51 FeUding ..'lofip|.&g^|.7.4a 56*Bimnythorpe |11.>2? 3.27; B*o 63, Palmerston 111.48] 4.3 8.26 ! !p.m. ' CB;*Karere 12.8 j 8.43 73*Oroua Bridge ,12.28; 9.28 80 *Cnrnaivon ••••12 57 -9.30 86 Foxton, arrive ' 1.181 19.50 XOBXH. C I DtPAKT FROM ! A.M. ! A.M. [ P.M.jP.M. d i_l '___ o| Foxton i 7.5 i 4.25 6+Caraarvon fr.26 4.48 14 *Oroua Bridge .. 7.55 ■ 6.8 ]9j'«lKQrere 8.16 5.85 24j Palmer si on .... 8.35 4.30 6.45 30|*Bunnythorpe . . . . ! 9 6 5.0 610 35 1 Fei.'ding 9.^5 6.28 6.30 43 H.iJcombe, arrive I 9.56 0 0 7.0 Halcombe, depart} 1 30 10.15! — - 7.20 49 Grentford 7.5210.37 7.42 54 Marton '8.7 1053 757 57*BonnyGlen .... 8.19111.7 8.0 63 Turakina 8.39J11.30 8.29 68*Wangaehu 9.2 ill 65 8.61 I |P.M. 74*Foroell ; 9.25- 12.23 9.13 77 *Matarawa ' 9.45 12.45 9.80 79|*Okoia 9.5012.60' 9-36 83|*East Town 1 0.7 1 .5 9.52 83j»Aramoho 1010 1.10 ' : ' 9.65 1 861 Wanganui, arrive 10.20 1.90 0.5 Note. — Trains stop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the guard at tV 4 previous station. Passengers are requested 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 minutes before the starting of the train. : • T. F. ROTHERHAM, General Manager. TO FISHERMEN AND OTHERSi "" P O R SAL E — FISHING SEINES and SET OTSTB in large variety-j- — -— Also, Cotton and Hemp XwJ?fßa and Cohk Floats. Apply to GEORGE BARNARD,. Taranaki-street, Wellington, oppo* site the Barracks. O~N SAL E v _ _ A T THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY and COPPER WOJ^.S Bkandon-steeet. Braps force and lift pumj, ■ Douglas pumps Brine puups ' j Steam donkey engines Steam and water gauges Every description of -^team engine flttinas ' Hydraulio rams Water pipes . - Galvanised spouting and ridging, «nd carved iron for verandahi ■ Tanks, cocks, &c, for sheep wanhing Every article connected with station work ; 1 estimates' QirE% ''"."., ,-, BRAfSS AND COPPfiK WORK of every description. . S. D A NKT & SON Wellington Bbass, Fovndkt, ft Conn Wonf s, Brandon-street, Wellington. > r T. JA.O ES ON, T)00T AND S^tOEMAKjJR In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully infonji th<£n .tJurt ho still maintains his position as ' , PREMIER BOOT AND SHOEMAKER O£ WELLINGTON^ His Shooting and Walking Boots always give satisfaction as regards Fit, YaAioo, and faultless appearaaoe. ' , if.;. Lasts specially made to suit customer Workmanship guaranteed, and charge moderate. .';.:.. f Country Customers will • receit© «ye attention. . i;:o .w. A/:picAßp,;.; r ; j ; Vi> _ -ryORSE'SHOER AND , G^fEBA Xl SMITH, f Near Deubigh Hotel, FeildLac Horses neatly shod. Prices moderate. • , ■ :.'■■• .■•.■.i.ra'l' ■ ■■■: i«!.-«f..Tf ' ' ' ■:'■■■ ■; .i' ;-:(