Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 52, 24 February 1880, Page 1

\7EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. A* — Wangantti-Manawatt7 Section. time table. w. _^ 3 DEPART FROM AM. A.M. V.&'. 'P.tt ff Wanganui 7.0U.1A 4.16 3 Aramoho 7.10 11.26 fi . 4.26 31 East Town po po *►» po 8 Okoia po po g-S po 9 Matarawa po po s § po -Wtg--13 Fordell po po j^ po 18 Wang-aehu po fo 5 c po „, 23 Turaldna ...... 8.40 12.66 -£ 5.45 24 „ Platform po po '3* po 29 Bonny Glen .... po po «- $ po 33 Morton U4 !•**££ 6 -l« 37 Greatford 9.30 1.45 £■ 6.33 411 Kakiriki po po po 43 Haloombe, arrive 9.55 2.10 655 Halcombe, depart 10.15 2.30 7.is 49 Makinoßoad.... po P° P° ' 5 1 Feilding 10.50 8 5 7.45 54 Tnonui po o^po po 56 Bunny thorpe.... po g « po po 61 TeiraceEud .... po n g po po 02 Palmerston „..11.45 oS *-° 8 « s 0 66 Long 8urn ,...., po ~P — — P° 08 Kaiero po |«g po Cf) Tiakitnimnn „ . . p o ■» « P° 78 Oroim Bridge .. po .S * po 76 ftnimsse ipo E^ P° 80 Carnarvon „.,..I po (£ | P° 88 Motuiti | po gH P° (P.M. 86( Poxton, arrive . .! 1.10 9,46 POW'.V. lj i i C: DKPAKT FltOM j A.M. I A.M. P.M P.M. <• Foxton ! 7.0 4 25 3 Jlotniti c .1 P° P° 6 Carnarvon - >•! p o po Hi Buinesse S'lP 0 P° 14 Orona Bridge ..'*»£! po po 17 Tiakitnhuna ... cr^j po po 19 Knrere l%\ P° P° 20 J.ojijr Hum „.. =S|P«i— — P" U Palpierslon . . . . ' pL 8.25 4.80 5.40 50 Terrace Epd „,, 'E^ip° P ° P ° 80 Bmuij-Uiorpe,...'-P j i>o po pa «g TuHiiui „..,,,. •'£ t? po po uji . 35 Vending , , j& b 9.'^o s>2d 8,23 88 Makii)i>houd,,,.i po po po •13 Jlploombe, arrive :— o,3ft 0 0 fIJA Ilak:omle,^or< 7.25,101 ft 7.15 4(1 Kakiriki ,, ipopo g . po 4U «reatfoid i 7.48 50.40 n b 7.87 64 Murton ... [ 8.4 10 56J g *§ 1M 57 Bonny Glen .... po po «b P° <*2 TurnJiinii I lutfriii po po §£ P° f 63 Turakina i 5.4011.80 s£' 825 08 Waujriieliu po p or§g p ° 74 Foxdt'Jl , po p o k g,>, J> ;.° to 77 'A! uturuwa po po g,2 po |79 Okoia no po *"$ po S3 East Town po po ;=£ p° 8o Aramoho 10.5 J.O H* 9-45 80 Wanganui, arrive 10.15 1.10 9^65 p o. — Platforms only. Traina do not otop at these stutions unless required. ! Notice should be given to the Guard at the previous slopping station. T. F. BOTHERHAM, General Manager. TO FIBUEHAIEN AND OTHERS. nun s a • l c — FISHING SKINES and SKT NETH in large variety ; Also, Cotton akd Hemp Twike nnd Cobk Floats. Apply to GEORGE AARNAUP, Tftranaki-st«eet, Wellington, site the JJnrrachs. AT THE WELLINGTON BBASS FOUNPHY AKJ>COPPKEWOPrS HiIANPON.STUEfcT. Prere force find lift pump bouglas pumps Brine pucps Steum donkey engines Steam and water gauges Every description of atotan engine iitiinas Hydraulic ram» "Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for theep vaMbi»g JrJvery article connected with station work ■ 33S1IMATES GIVEN FOB • BEA'SS AND COPPEK WORK of every description. s. Danes' & boy* Wellington Bbasb, FovuDMt, k Cowwi ■Works, Brandon-strut, Wellington. '• ~~J~. JACKSON, » -pOOT AND SHOEMAKKB WIMH-STBEET, WSLLISeTOX, In thanking his friends and the pnblio generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully intorm then* that h©f still , s ?BEM?EIt HOOT AND SHOEVAKEU Oi 1 W ELLINGrON. His Shooting and "Walking Boots alwayi give satit^uctiou ub regards Fit, ifashiOß* aud faultless appearance. ' l [■} * Lasts specially mado to suit oaßtomer Workmanship guaranteed, and ofetrg* moderate. " • Country Customers will reoeire etc attention. .• 1(( , } .... , . >.•".. .' . i.*>