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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 51, 20 February 1880, Page 1

! \TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ; WaNQANTJI-MAITAVATU tECTION. TIMEJ-'ABLEj __ rr. B i DEPART FROM AM. A.M. P.M. P.Jf lj_ , I— o| Wanganui ! 7.0 ll.ln! 4.15. 3j Aramoho 7.10 11.25} g . 4.25 3 East Town po .po *•£ po 8 Okoia po po js^ po 9 Matarawa po po po P.M. £g 13 Fordell po po » fl po 18 Wangaehu p o Vo , | b p<v 23 Turakina . . .... 8.40 19M\^ 6M ~ 24 „ Platform po po ]"g,g po 29 Bonny Glen .... po po j*» • po 38 Marton ........ 9.14 1.29|£ 6.18 37 Greatford ...... 9.30 1.45!£ 6 - 3 3 4d Kokiriki po po I po 43 Halcombe, arrive 9.55 2.10j 6 sfi Halcombe, depart 10.15 2.30 7. 1 5 49' Makinoßoad.... po po po oil Feilding 10.50 3.5 7.45 54| Taonui po o po po 56! Bunnythorpe.... po g «|P° P° 61 j Terrace Eud po *»jpo P<> 62| Palmerston .... 11.45 tj= j 4.0 .8.30 66JLongBurn po P° 08 Kaiero po g^j P° 69 Tiakitalmua .... p o "* 5 j P ° 73 Oroua Bridge .. po .5 b'i P° 76 Bainesse |po |-g! P<> 80 Carnarvon po gg P° 83 Motuiti po j=En po : P.M. 861 Foxton, arrive .. 1.10 9.45 DOWX. DEPABT niOM i A.M. ! A.M. P.M. P.M. z I ! 0 Foxton ! 7.0 i 4.25 3 Motuiti g. p o jp o 6 Carnarvon 'a % P°! 'P ° 10 Bainesse i g'g poj po 14 Oroua Bridge „'«!: po p o 17 Tiakitahuna .... pg po po 19 Karere g^ po po 20 Long Bum o a po — p o 24 Palmerston .... ** 8.25 4.30 6.40 26 Terrace End . . . . *S ,* po po po 30 Bunnythorpe.... £ $ po po po 32 Taonui 2 a po po po 3i"> Feilding I {In 9.20 5.26 6.25 38 Makino Hoad.. .. po po po 43 llplcombe, arrive 9.65 6 0 6.55 Halcombe, depart 7.2510.15 7.15 46 Kakiiiki po po g . po 49 Greatford 7.48 10.40 c £ 7.37 64 Marton 8.4 1056 t% 7 - 5 2 57 Bonny Glen .... po po .gs po t'2 Tumkina 1 latfrm po po eg P° 63 Turakiua 5.40 1 J .35 «j 825 68 Wangaehu po po.f§§ P°--74 Fordell p o p o a^ po 77 Matarawa P° P°it§ P° 79 Okoia po po **§ po 83 East Town po po J^ po 80 Aramoho 10.5 1.0 H^ 9.45 80 Wanganui, arrive 10.15 1.10 9.55 p o. — Platforms only. Trains do not stop at these stations unless required. Notice should be given to the Guard at the previous stopping station. T. F. ROTHEEHAM, General Manager. TO FISHERMEN AND OTHERS. P»OR SALE — PISHING SEINES and SET NETS in large variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Twins and Cobk Floats. Appb' to GEORGE BARNARD, Taranaki-street, Wellington, opposite the Barracks. (Hf SALE. ■ .' ' A T THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY akd COPPER WOBP.S Beandon-sthebt. Braf a force and lift pum^ " 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, cooks, &c, for sheep wanning ■ Every article connected with station work ESTIMATES GIVEN for BRAfSS AND COPPER WORK of every description. S. DANKS & BON Wellington Bhasb, Foundej, & Conn Wobks, Brandon-vtreet, Wellington. T! JACKSON,, BOOT A ND SHOE MA KE R WILLIS-STBZKT, W* LLIKOTOK, In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully intorm them that he still maintains his position as PREMIE tt HOOT AND SHOEMAKER Oi 1 WELLINGTON. , .-- His Shooting and Walking Ho'oto'alwaVi give satisfaction as regards Fit, F&BhfoV, , aßd faultless appearanoe. „ .• —~ Lasts specially made to suit customer Workmanship guaranteed, and charg* moderate. , .".■'' Country Cuetomew will no«ir« ktr'§ attention. .'..,., r „>' - t V.i<; • „i ■ .:, ■'■■.-. .'i . '• > '■■■;i; ifiiw .'■ ■.■■■■'<>•. i < 5-io/J r