Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 92, 19 July 1881, Page 1

>^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Wanganui-Manawattt Beotion. TIME TAttLB. VT. g DEPART FKOM AM. A.M. fM. 0! Wanganuj, depart.... 11.0 4.U 2, St. John's „ po p 0 I 3 Aramoho 11.10 426 3' Enst Town po po 8 Okoia ............ po po 9 Matnrawa po po 13 Fordell po po U, Baker's Crossing .... po p 18^ Wangaehu j po p ' i>.m 23 Turakina 1 2.40 5.48 24; „ Platform ... po po 29; Bonny Glen ..,,,.,. po po 3a! Marton 1.1.i 6.20 37| Greatfoi-d 132 635 40 Kiikiriki po po 43; Halcombe, arrive .... 2." 7.0, fialcombe, depart .... 7.0 2- ft 7.20 49 Makino Itoticl, po po p» ol Feilding 7.35 2.55 7.50 54 Tuonui „ po po po 06 Bunuy thorpe po po po 61 1 Terrace End po po po 62J Pulnieraton 830 3.4. c B.SOJ 66- Long Burn po po OS. Karore po po (59: Tiukilalmna po po 73 Oroua Bridge p o p o 76 Bainrsse ...,., po po 80 Carnarvon po po 88 Af otuiti p 0 p o 86 Foxton, arrive 10 9 15 _ l_ vowx. isi DEPART FnOM '.A.M. A,V P.M Oi Foxton ....;...- 10.45 4.25 3 Motuiti po po 6 Carnarvon p o p 0 10 Bainesse j po po 14 Oroun Bridge „i po po 17 Tiakitalmna „..; po p% 19: Karere ........ po po 20| Long Burn .... p o p o ' I P.M 24; Palmerston .... 6.45 18.15 5.45 25; Terrace End ....jpo po po l 30; Bunnythorpe ....jpo po po 132 Taonui po po po 35 Feilding 7.35 1 10 6.30 [ 38; AFakino Road ....ipo p 0 p 0 * 43; Iblcombe, arrive j 8.5 J 1.45 7.0 ! ; : i 1 ' HaJcombo, depart j 8.20 j 720 • 4G Kakiiild .po po. 49 Greatiord . ; 8.45 7.42 54! Marton \ 9.1 ) 7.57 ' 57 Bonny Glou ,-...( po : \ po (!2 Turakinn l'latfonn : Po | jp o j 63 Turakina i 9.37 ; 8.30 I 68j Wangaohu 1 po p 0 I 72: Baker's Crossing : po pa 74 Fordell po po 771 M atarawa ipo p 0 79 Okoia ipo 1 p 0 83 : East Town | pop 0 | p 0 83; Aramoho ill. 10; 055 84; St. John's ipoj po 86 Wuiiganui, ffm'rrll-20; 10.5 A train leaves Wunganui for Warwley at 7 40 a.m nnd 4.15 p.m., leaving there at 7.45 a.m. and 4.50 p.m. p 0.-- -Platforms only. Trains do not stop at the.se stations unless required. Notice should bo given t\ the Guard afc the previous .stopping station T. F. EOxHERHAM, j G< coral Manager GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, BBEAKFAST " By a thorough knowladge of the natu'al laws which eovovn the ope* ration of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It ig by the judicious use of such articles of diet 1 hat c constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak paint. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame "—See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling wa»er or milk I Sold only in packets or tins, labelled : JAMES EPPS & CO., HOM<EPATf[IC CHEMISTS! LONDON. _^ rpiiE Nl-.W ZEALAND LOAN AND _L MKROANTILE AGENOI &CO (Limited). ! Capital ... £3,000,030 1 he Company make advances on. •* jtoont, on stock, on growing clips cf wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignments of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved incurs leather, horns, &c, for sale tv London on commissiou at rates which may W« learned on application at the Company's office. I H. H. LANG, Pro &g«a'. Offices and Stores— Oustom House Quay, next Pliunoer's Wharf, Wellington. Further information may be obfgfoti from the Agents of the Baxi oi"lfrir Zu/uiNu, at FOXTON and PAXXgft.