Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 10 February 1880, Page 1

v- : ' V'KW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ;^ ! — W.\noanl-i-}']a::aav.\tt; Ff.ctiom j TIME TAULn._ I ~___ "_ Vv. 'I 3J ' |S PIl-AAT VliOM A-M. A.M. ; I.M; P.IT i fll ' ! :. !(\ Wangnnni : 7.0 -il.l-V '■ 4.1H j 3 Aramolio ■ 7.1* ■ H ■-'> ~.' 1 3 East Town P o i V n ■ - -■■ P '-» I 8, Okoia ' p o ! p o ,= 1 i p o i H : Matarawn po ; po « '~, po j 13, Fordell p o ; p o ! 5 Z ' P ° IS! Wangaehu P n I P ° -2 = ■ P o 23| Turaldna 5.40!1'-. ) .55. - ; OAO 24j „ PJatforro' po !po •=,£ po 2P ( Bonny Glen . . . . ipo;po.~ £\ V n 38: Marton 9.14 l."»'-5i GiS 37' Greatford 9.3<i 1.40p v ' : 633 ■toj Kukiriki )) o P" ' ,P ° 43| Halcombc, arrive 9.5y. 2.10! 655 ! Halcombe, depart \QA~>. 2 - 30 ' "-' 5 49; MakinolJoai].... p" . 'po i po. 51- Ft-ildinir ilO.OO! _ io ~> ' '■*» 54| Taonui" ;p» ! = 'P° iP ° oG: Euunjthorpo po : =4;"' 110I 10 • l'° Gl Ten-ace F.nd . po : f- Sjpo ! po G-2; PiilnicrsUai .... L 1.40. tJ ' 4 -» \ s - 30 CO! Long Burn po ■ ~ P P ° 08! Knverc ipo I^-S' P ° 69' TiakitnlruTia :poi"^ S< ;I1 ° 73 S Oroua Bridge ..! po 1.5 p- 1> ° j 76^ JBaini'SKe P°■is "j ! ■ l'° SOi Carnarvuii ■ p o ! x £ | P ° 83; itiotniti P°^| i po 86; Foxt on, arrive . .' 1.10: I j 9.45 liOW.W 1 "" ' i P C DM'.MiT I--!l»M A.M. A.M. ,1". JI ' P.M. r-~ ' ■ ( ' ' (i Foxfnn 7." ' 4 2j 2 Moluiti r p " I" 1 G Carnarvon - ':'■ \< •..> \~ o 10 Baincss- '■- rs j> " po 14 Oroua i>ridt;,;.> . . t p ■'■ ..l>o 17 Tiaki ( .::] : -.i!:a . .. ir^ ]■= «i ]m 19 Karen- ?;_ po p o 20 J.ong l.'nvn .... '^ 1j po po 24 Palmemen '.f ».-':• 4.31' 5.40 2o Terrace Knd .... 'Z S"< P ° P° |P° oU Bunnydiorpi -<- £ : po ! p o • po f!2 Taom'ii ,s|| po po { p o t 36 Feiiding H : O.u'O; 0.20 6.25 | OS Makiuo Uoad po'popo : 43 Iblcombe, arrive ' 9.5-5 0 0 ! 0.55 ! Ilali-ombe, depart 7.2o : 10.1, r )! I 7.15 46 Kakirild pop | p o, § , po 49 Grcatloul ■ 7.48 !u.4o: c fe 1 ! 7.37 51 Harton 8.4 10-Jn'r^; 7/>2 57 Bonny Glen ■ po : po i« ~\ po 02 Tuii-llina I latfnr.j po i po !§E~ ' P° |G3 TuraKiiia ; .S.-l-d'l 1 .35 i t !8 25 | (jy Wangaehu po p o jr§ =[ p ° j74 Fornell :j>o;]> o| c :P ° j 77] Alatarawa !po po !Trs !p° 79j Oktiia '• po p o ?' p o '•io East Town po po |-= 'p° Bci Aramoho JlO.o 1.0 H^ i 9.-15 |8G Wnnjrnnui, flrrmv! 10.1a| 1.10 t 9.5-5 I p.o. — Platforms only. Trains do not ! stop at these stations uii'.e.SH roquirpd. i Notice should be given (o the Guard al tho i previous stopping station. i T." F. EOTIIFP-HAM, I G'euciul ilauagev. : TO FISUEK.MEN AND OTHEItS. I j p o n s a l c — I riSHIKG SEINES and SET KETK I in largo variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Tmi.ne and Cork Floats. Apply to GEORGE jIAKNAED, Tnranalii-str cet, Weilingiou, oppoj site the Barracks. | ON tTA"L~E"I i A T THE WELLINGTON BIiASS FOUNDRY ax i) COPPER WOFT^S Bkakdon-stheet. Prars force and lift pirnvp Douglas pumps Urine put' ps Steam donkey engines. Steam and water gauges Every de&criptiou of steam engine iittiugs Hydraulic rams Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, nnd carved iron for veracd.-.bs Tanks, cocks, &c, for .-beep washing Every article connected with station work ES'IIMATES GIVEN rou BRASS AND COPPER WOBK ol' every description. • S . BANKS & SONWellington. P.isass, Fovmjuj, & CorrEß Wouks, "brandcn->tr( it, Welliagton. j"^ JACKS pOOT AND snOEMAKER Wn.Liß-saiti:ET, Wellington^ Iv thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully inlorm thorn that he still maintains his position as r-REMIEIt liOOT AND SHOEMAKEU OF WELLING ION. His Shooting and Walking, Boots always give satisfaction as regarda Fit, Fashion, and faultless appearance. / Laftß specially made to suit customer Workmanship guaranteed, .aud charge moderate. Country Customers will receive ere attention.