Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, 19 August 1881, Page 1

VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Wanganui- Manawatu Section. TIME TABLE. vv. C PErART FROM AM. A.M P.M. 0 Wanganui, depart.... 11.0 4.1/---2 St. John's po po 3 Aramoho jll.lo 4.2ff 3 Enst Town ipo po 8j Okoia | po p • 0| Matnrawa pope 13i Fordell Ipo po 14 Baker's Crossing . ... - p« p 18 Wangaehu po p r.M. 23 Turakina 1 2.40 5.48 2. „ Platform ... pop© 29 Bonny Glen ! p © po 33 Mnrton I l._/> 6.80 37 Greatfcrd j 132 635 40 Kukiriki po pc 43 Haloombs, arrive ....] } 2.0 7.0 I 1 Halcombe, depart .... j 7.0 j 2 -2° 7.20 49 Makino Road |po !P° f* 51 Feilding 7.35 i 2.55 7 .10 54 Taonui po po po 56 Bunnythorpe po po po 61 Terrace End po po po 6. Palmerston 8.30 3. 5 i.3% 66 Long Burn po pe 08 Knrei'c po po 69 Tiakitahuna po p • 73 Oroua Bridge ' p o po 76 Bainrsse I P o P° 50 Carnarvon ipo! p o 8-1 Motuiti .poj po 86 Foxton, arrive jlO j 9.-5 __ i . DOWN. C ' DEPAItT FROM !a.M. ' A.M :P IV <■■ . i : 0 Foxton ; i 10.45; 4.25 3 Motuiti ( po i po G Carnarvon ......' jpo p o 10 Bainesse : 'po p 0 11 Orouaßridge ..: po po 17 Tiakitahuna ..., ! jpo po. 1 9 Karere * jpo po 20 Long Burn . . . . i jp 0 p o 1 I r.M 24; Palmerston .... 6.45 .13.15 5.45 1 2a Terrace lind ....jpo [ p o j p o I 30 Bunnythorpe ....po < po j po !32 Taonui po jpo po 35 Feilding 7.35 1 10 6.30 381 Makino Road ....'po ipo po 43 Ihileombe, arrive' 8,5 j 1.45 7.0 ; Halcombe, depart ! 8.20: 720 4G Kakiriki !po ! jp 0 49, Ureatford 8.45 : j 7.42 ;51 Marton ! 9.1 ! {7.57 157 Bonny Glen ....' po ; ipo 02 Turakina Platform i po 1 ' po i 63' Turakina 9 37 \ 8.30 I 08' Wangaehu 'poj |p 0 72 Baker's Crossing poj jp 0 74 Fordell ! no ! jpo 77 Matarawa V° \ ipo 1 79 Okoia ! po ; p 0 fco East Town ' po j | p 0 S3 Aramoho 11.10 \9 55 I 84 St. John's po po SG Wanganui, arrive H-20 .'10.5 I A train leaves Wanganui for Waverley ! at 7 40 a.m nnd 4.15 p.m., leaving there at j 7-45 a.m. and 4.55 p.m. p o. — Platforms only. Trains de not stop at these stations unless required. j Notice should be given ti the Guard at the previous stopping station T. F. KO.HERHAM, 1 Gt reral Manager, GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, BRE AKFAST " By a thorough kno wlftdge of the natural laws which covern the operation of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of wall-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is hy the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. H undreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. 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 Gstsette. Made simply with boiling wa'»r or milk Sold only in packets or tins, labelled : JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCEPATHIO CHEMISTS} LONDON. rpHE NKW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCT &CO (Limited). Cawtal ... £3,000,000 The Company mnke advances on 8/itlon. on stock, on growing clips of wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignments of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved meats leather, horns, &c, for sale lv London on commission at rates which may ot learned on application at tho Company's office. H. H. LANG, Ero Agea'-. Offices and Stores — Custom House Quay, next Plimmer** Wharf, Wellington. Further informatkn may be obtained from the Agents of the Basic or Nnr Zealand, at FOX JON arid PALMfii. STON. *^