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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 84, 21 June 1881, Page 1

IK T^EW ZEALAND BAILWAT9 Wahoanui-Manawaut B_BOTION, TIME TABLB. □ SEP ABT FHOM AM. A.M. Pit . 0 Wanganui, depart.... 11.0 4.16 2 St. John's po pe 3 Aramoho 11.10 4.2fi 3 East Town po pe 8 Okoia po pe 9 Matarawa po p # 13 Fordell pope 14 Baker's Crossing .... po p . 18 Wangaehu po p p.m. 28 Turakina 12.40 $.48 24 „ Platform ... po po 29 Bonny Glen „....., po pe ll barton v*«^»- ...Ufi.AM 37 Greatford „ l 32 635 40 Kakiriki po pc 43 Halcombe, arrive ...." 2.0 7.0 Halcombe, depart .... 7.0 2.20 7.20 49 Makino Boad , po P« pc 61 Feilding 7.35 2.65 7.66 54 Taojiai.. . itn-m ■,•*.'.. ~.'*jt-o po p* 66 Bunnythorpe pc pc po 61 Terrace End .; po pe po 62 Palmerston 8.30 3.48 B.BOJ 66 Lang Burn po pe 68 Karere ;pe p© 69 Tiakitahuna , po pe 73 Oroua Bridge po p c 76 Bainesse po pe 80 Carnarven p« po 83 flTotuiti , p 0 p P 86 Foxton, arrive ....-,,.. 10 9.65 DOW.V. g DEPABT PROM A.M. A.lllp.M 0j Foxton 10.46 4.25 3 Motuiti ........ po p o 6 Carnarvon popo 10 Bainesse popo 14 Oroua Bridge . . popo 17 Tiakitahuna „..! po po 1 9 Karere po po 20 Long Burn .... po p c P.M 24 Palmerston .... 6.45 18.15 6.45 26, Terrace End „ . . p c p 0 p 0 30j Bunnythorpe .... po po po 32 Taonui po. po p o 35 FeiJding 7.36 110 6.80 88 Makino Road .... p 0 po p 0 43 Halcombe, arrive 8,5 1.46 7.0 -tt&lcdfiibe, depart 8.20 " 7.26* 46 Kakiriki ......... po p » 49J Greatford 8.45 7.43 64; Marton &1 7.67 57| Bonny Glen „ . . po p © 62] Turakina Platform po po 63] Turakina ...... 9.37 8.30 68: Wangaehu po p 9 72: Baker's Crossing po p 0 74 Fordell -.. po J 0 77, il atarawa po p 0 79 Okoia po p e 83 East Town ...... po p 9 83 Aramoho 11.11 955 84 Bt. John's • pc po 86 Wanganui, ampejH'2o, 10.S _J * . ! /I.: * - A train leaves Wanganni fer Waverlty at 7.40 a.m. and 4.15 p.*.y leaving th«r« at 7.45-».iB»-»n-J 4is**pim.-^ — -— •— — -->=— p c.— Platforms only. Trains de not stop at these stations unless required. Notice shoald be given tt the Guard at the previous stopping station, T. F. ROiHEREAH, General Managec. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. . EP P S'S COCOA, BREAKFAST " By a thorough knowledge of tho natural laws whioh govern the operation of digestion and nutrition, aid by. a oarefui application of tho fino proporties of well-aolootod oocoa, Mr Eppe has provided onr broakfaot tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doetora' bills. 'It is by the judicious uso of snob-articles of diet that a constitution niOy bif graddkl/ built np until stroD« Enough to resist every tendenoy todlseajw. Hundredo • of subtle taaladios aro floating arblittd 1 us ready to attack wherever tkerl ig' a weak point* We way escape *any a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves i well fortified with pure* blood lnnd a properly nourished frame."— Boo article in the Civil Servic a**ette. Mado simply with boiling wator or Sold only in packets or tins, labelled : ... JAMES EPES]* eO,,^ • ,vHO.MCEPATHIC r OHXICISTiSI „ LOKDOM, , THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MBJWAUTILB AfiElfCr * 00 j ... £3,000,W0 ■■'•"'. mt? y;-t /«»■•/' Tbe Company make advanoes on s/ibons, en stock, on flro^f^gb* jf ,V»^MM •» other produce ; and receives eoaslgtms nts •f weol, hemp, grain/ Ullpw, f^Ohm^ steals - leather, herns, fto, for lale tn LOndoa en commission a| rater whifh may bo learned en applioation at the Oompanj's office. ', „i;; . •- m i, ' •: •:: • . Mi^hlOMpoA ' *yj ■» r-.- r j ■■;''•' •' ; Rjihl^^jtate'ie Offices %n^r#»~ ; { ..^x ot „ 9^ t FarthetMlifowoilieb maf >'|e''Wrteii«^ from the Agents of . tto'.jtanrv or ' Vino