Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, 23 August 1881, Page 1

\TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Wangantji-Manawatu Section. _J TIME TABLE. UP. a DEPAJIT FUOM A*M. A.M P.M. 0 Wanganui, depart..., 11.0 4.1£ 2 St. John's po po 3, Aramoho 11.10 4.25 3' Eust Town pojpo 8 ! Okoia po pe 0' JlataraT»-a ; po po 13; Fordell | po po 14] Baker's Crossing .... p» p 18 Wangaehu „ p» p P.M. 23 Turakina 12.40 6.48 24! „ Platform „, p« po 20 Bonny Glen po po 33 Marton I .In «.3O 37 Greatfcrd 1 32 635 40 Kakiriki po pc 43 Haloomba, arrive .... *>U 7.0 Halcoinbe, depart ....j 7.0 2 -20 7.20 49 Mukinoßoad no po po 51 Foilding 1 7.35 255 7-*0 54 Taonui jpo po po 50 Bunnythorpo jpo P° p* 61 Tei race End po po po; 6-2 Palmerston i 8.30 ; 3. 5 ! 8.3« 6(5; Long Burn Ipoi IP® 08 Knrere ipo po 69 Tiakitahuun !po po 73 Oroua Bridge ■' p o po 70 Buinrsse ipo po 80 Carnarvon po po 88 Motuiti po po 86 Foxton, arrive 19 9.55 DOWX. ~: i DKPAItT FROM A.M. A,M !P M 0 Foxton ! j 10.45, 4.25 3; Motuiti I j p 0 po C Carnarvon ! ipo po Id Lainesso j po po 14 Oroua Bridge „j po po 17, Tiakitahuna . . . . I po p o 19, Karere ' po po 20 Jjong Burn ....I po po , ! P.M 24: Palmerston ....6.45 12.15 5.45 25 Terrace End „.,'po po po 30, Bunnylhorpe ....' po po po W2 Taonui ........ipo po po 3V Fci.'ding '7.35 110 6.30 ?S. IMukino Rond ....'po po po 43 llnleombe, arrive 1 8,5 1.45 7.0 ' Halcombo, depart 8.20 726 ■! (5 Kakiriki ip 0 ! po 4» C-ircatford \ 8.45 j 7.42 r>4 Marton | 9.1 I 7.57 ! 07, Bonny Glen „..i po 1 |po l ; 2 Tunikina I'latfonn po i jpo jO3 Turtkina i) 37 j j 8.30 ! 0 s ! AYan.Eriip.hu Ipo ■ jp 0 \7- Baker's Crossing po I po ! 74 Fordell i D o I . p 0 i 77 Nl atarawa ......ipo po 79 Okoia jpo p O H3 East Town i P ° I p 0 S3' Arainoho . ... ... . . ill.lo. 955 SI St. John's i po I po .86 Wanganui, arm* |H-2Oj 10.5 A train leaves Wanganui for Waverlcy at 740 a. Hi nnd 4.15 p.m., leaving thera at 7.45 a.m. and 1.55 p.m. p o.— Platforms only. Trainß.de not st>p at these stations unless required. j Notice should be given ti the Guard at tfaf previous slopping station T. F. E'KHERHAM, ( ti eral Manager GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, BREAKFAST " By a thorough knowledge of the natu> al laws which eovern 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 is hy .the judicious use of such articles of diet 1 hut c constitution may be gradually built up until stropg enough to resist every tendency to disease, fiundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a futal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame "—See article in tho Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk bold only iv packets or tins, labelled : JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMffiPATHIC CHEMIST « LOMDON. rpiiE Nl'/W ZEALAND LOAN AND _L MKKC.tNIILE AGENur & CO. (Limited). Capital ..'. ' £3^000,030" The Company make advances oe b/jUiobi on stock, on growing clips of wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignment* of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, Dreservtd meats leather, horns, &c, for sale In Londe* - on commission at rates which may W« learned on applioution at the Compant'g office. H. H. LAIfG, Pro A.g«nf. Offices and Stores — Custom House Quay, next Plimmer*» Wharf, Wellington. Further infi)rmatitß >n:iv W oliiajnij from the Agents of the Bax* 0? N»r Zealand, at POX'i ON and PiLWia . 1 J V !■:';::