Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 67, 22 April 1881, Page 1

muiMto;\J£tX&&* Wanoantti-Manawatit ffEorioH. tibceTtable. ' ! ■ V>. -■ - ■■ ■ ' _ Q DBPART FBOM AM. AM. PV . X) Wanganui, depart.... 11.0 4.H 2 St. John's „.,.,.... po po 3 Aramoho 11.16 4.25 3; East Town .......... po po 8 Okoia po po •0, Matarawa -^ r r..»v... - ,p«.^p.« 13 Pordell po po 14 Baker's Crossing .... p 0 p 18 WangaelSli .-.77..'. T.T po p P.M. 23 Turakina 12.40 6 ii* 24 „ Platform .... po po 29 Bonny" Glen pb po 33 Marton ........... V.l/T 8.80 37 Greatford ......... 132 635 40 Kakiriki ............ pO po 43 Haloombe, arrive .... 2.0 7^o Haloombe, depart .... 7.0 2.20 7J89 49 Makinoßoad po >• po 61 Feilding 7.35 24>5 T.BO 54 Taonui ............ po po pe 66 Bunnythorpe ........ po po po 61 Terrace End ........ po pe po 62 Falmerston 8.36 8.45 B.SOJ 66 Long Bum ; po po 68 Karere ............. »o p« 69 Tiakitabnna ........ po po 73 Orona Bridge po po 76 Bainesse po pe 80 Carnarvon p 0 po 88 tfotuiti p 0 p« 86 Foxton, arrive ........ 10 9.58 DOWS, *5 — 1 C DEpABt FROM A.M. AM TX 0 Foxton 10.46 4.20 3 Ifotniti ........ po po 6 Carnarvon ...... po po 10 Bainesse ........ po po. H Oroua Bridge .. po po 17 Tiakitahuna .... .po po 19 Earere po po 20 Long Burn «... po po p.u - 24 Palmerston .... 6.46 13.1fi 6.46 26 Terrace End .... po po po 30 Bunnythorpe.... po po po 32 Taonui po po po 36 Feilding 7.36 110 «.8O 38 Maldno Boad .... po po po 43 Halcombe, arrive 8,6 1.46 7.8 Halcombe, depart 8.20 7.20 46 Kakiriki po p » 49iGreatford ...,„ 8.46 £40 SlTffarTon »a 7.57 67 Bonny Glen .... po p« 62 Turakina Platform po « 0 63 Turakina ...... 987 1.39 66 Wangaehu ...... p o » o 72 Baker's Crossing po po 74i Foraell po »* 77 Uatarawa po £« 79 Okoia po « # 83 East Town ...... po po 83 Aramoho 11.16 «|J 84 St. John's po p 0 80 Wanganui, arrive H.2oi io.fi A train leaves Wanganui for Waterier at 7.40 a.m. and 4.15 p.m., leaving tktre at 7.46 a.m. and 4.66 p.m. p o.~ Platforms only. Tj-aios do not etop at these •Wbioni % - ppleu rtquired. Notice should be given t» ;the Chiard at tho previons ifcopping itatioß. , ~ ... 9fa#4*i&TO THE FO^ON PUBLIC. TWISH to i^aj#,4fca* I vwm -I- pexaan»H^vi«t Foxttm BVKBf WEDNDBDAY Ijt' the 1 afte^di train;' to *e«ervV Wkftßes I ;*^^ ordera.entro«t«d tojae^ ,•- .:.-■": In mj absence, Mr K. G. PiUier Wiii^AAA&nA^&M^AAß^e^s^MMl^fMSafHßjHßjA^m^^^ All repairs siilfuUy asd promptly exeouted. . . y ,E. E. METAED, ■ ;: — - J ' • — -— — "..' :' ',-,.',. TO MT OLD PBIfiNW AND ousioMni; ; _ _ _ TT WAVING Keea^r»i©rWd Aa^l -L am about to leave the fijgnajrkta District. I wish io deny the statement, and iafon* * T old friends art the public tjvtfcQH eanykg •■ business as usual al the oldfrtewlaV k****? int »^fflf J^W»#Jjtajsa. w E. E. MBTAftD, § WatctoaltiWAadJeweneir. Palmerston, yaouary^; Uw. Totara, Bifcu, WaUi, 'uU YiMpikaJl . . . , ; . • Whitt»-«ia v: ; :•: .' *T i»Mr^»i<e)jMytyieTßiily. ■ W*»fa»»t^?e*.fr j.