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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 23, 19 November 1880, Page 1

VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Wangantti-Manawatu Section. time table. up. _^ G DEPABT PROM AM. - M. P.M. .-— 12.1/5 "7T7Oi Wanganui 7.0 10 n 5 4.it 3| Aramoho 7.10 4.2 3 East Town jpo P« 8; Okoia po \° po $': Matarawa P 0 £ " P o 13* Fordell po £° po' 18, Wangaehu po P", po 23 TuraUina 8.43 1M 6.60 24' „ Platform,., po P P 29'BonnyGlon ........ po P° po 33| Marton 9.17 If. 623 37i Greatford 9.33 *'* & 6.38 401 Kakiriki po P° po 43 HalcomLe, arrive ...JIO.O ;•*)! 7.0 ! Halcombe, depart !10.20j tSIOU 7.20 49/ MakinoKoad IP° ?r P° sl' Feildin^ 10.55: 4>t> I 7.50 54 1 Taonui ! po j P° | po i -'>6 Bannvthorpe ' p 0 i P ° i p • 61 Terraoe Eud po i P° \ P« 62 Palmerston ;11.50!_^ i 8-35 6(i Long Burn '; po : : P ° 08 ! Karcre po L ,• | po «s)■ TiakiUthmm ' p 0 li* -5 \ ?> 0 73 ! Oroua Bridge ' p 0 ' s ° j P o 76' Baiucsse , jp o j.g bP o 801 Carnarvon po !►*'? P° 83* Ofotmti ......' po I^3 o B*3, Fox ton. or, -ire 1 .2.- w ' 10. 0 vows. Pi DFI'AItT IJiOM A.M.' A* 3JI' AlM ' P - JI f_ I ; : m i P ° ■0| Foxlon ' ; ; 7.0 po 3; Motuiti ; ipopo 6j Cainaivou , __ jpo po I* l Bainesse : ; 5 jpo po H Oroua Bridge ..1 I°^po po 17; Tiakitahunj ....; •es"g Jpo -5.10 I 1 !>j Kiirere : '"s^'p 0 P» Long Burn .... groipo p o j 24; Palmcrslon . . . . ; 7.25' £3 j i-'.30 0 o i 2o| Terrace Knd „..;po j^"S| o 6.30 I "fi Buniiylhcipc .... po JS 02 ! po :po •■''-• TaoDi'ii no po jr.O* 3-V Foildhjjr ;7.2,-} ; 9.3 J7.25 , '->^: Mftkino Ko:-id jio I poopo ■ -IJi 1 iliik-oinl-f, «?/-;7(v T.o-V 10.0 7.42 ! , Iliilcr.n.l.f. J'-por' 8.10^0.2 7.57 •I*> ji.ihuiki ........ po poOpo . iO- Great Cord .^ «,0j :U.4. po ! o_l, ; 3F:'.rton s _. p -0 ; 11.1*3,8.30 ■»" Bonny GL.a .... " # ir- j> o' po Ipo , f ; - Tiivtkina !'.i!itjnn ,g'§ po jpo {po 1 i>* Tuvukiiia £ >.! 9.25'n.l jg 30 : y?, Wiiujr-'ioLu , -??'?, po ' poO'po ;74 L'ovdtll P , P ■po p 0 ■ 'T : M atari! v.m. p jp p« ; ~'f' ' »;;M.i 5 rri p > | p 0 .'p o "'•': l:\l4T.hVii "" p);po p© «- Ai-:imi.li.-> 10. J)! 1.10-8.85 c<i AViui^iinii, ,//•..•:;■; n.o ; l.viOilO.a A ir;il!i Ir.iVi ■•* V»'.:i>..:.iiiiii for "Waitotar :i! 1 ii.ja aiiil 1.1. > p.js)., !■■ nvingth'.raaty.iO a.m. «nd (>.'<() }i.ni. i ]' i>.— riatfomiN o!ily. Trains do not ■ st.j. :it the.«o euir.iom* unless required. No-ie? tihnnld \yc -ivon t> th»; Guard at t!t# Y?h\ •■•.■ an si<ippin«f HinHon ■j'. r. ] b'trerul Manager. jPUKK PAl A JJ UPS ER T O. F. HANNEKE F")KG6 to 1 all Use attention of the j -^ settlers of" Mnnawa'u to his 1 iarsc an;.l w-'ll-assorted stock of 1 1 GRAFTED and BUDDED FRUIT TREES I O R NA M E NT AL TRKES and SHKUBS HAWTiJOBN, QUICKS, and 'ottur 3JKIKJE PLANTei A fine r.f-oWmeiif. of I 1 O I 1' L A Nf S no',v (H kind. I wouldgiiaiiiiulaily draw atfen. tion to iny'Lnrge Stock of CONIFERJE and other ORNAMEKTAT I TREES, Which I now offer CO PJ.B CENT UNDER C'AIMLOM'f « PRICES. " j ]i.-;.;^ tion invi'.ed. j f«ti.]*.j-u^a 11, ap^lioati^ j OrJers st- «t direct to the Nuwerv Maiton, or through Messrs "ThynnV Linton <t Co., at Foxton and' Pall raorston, -will be attended {0. C. F. HANNEKE, Nurseryman, 4f»rtoa.