Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 26 August 1881, Page 1

VTEW ZEALAND EAILWATS 1 Wanganui-Manawatu Section. time ta''lb. vp. CO C DEPART IKOM AM. \.W P.M. 0 Wangauui, depart.... ll.<" 4.15 2 St. John's r>' po 3 Aramoho 11.10 4.25 3 East Town , po p • 8 Okoia po p • 9 Matarawa p p c 13 Fordell po po 14 Baker's Crossing .... p» p 18 Wangaohu p» p I.M 23 Turakina 12.4( 6.48 24 „ Platform .... p© p» 29 Bonny Glen ..,,,... p« p • 33 Marton 1.1" 6.J0 37 Greatford 1 32 635 40 Kakiriki pc po 43 Haleombg, arrive ... '^.i» 7.0 Halcombe, depart . . . . 7.0 2.20 7.20 4ft Makino Road po p» pc •51 Foikling 7.35 255 1.6% 54 Taonni po P" p« 56 Bunny thorpe ........ po P° p» 61 Terrace End 'po po po* 62 Palmerston 8.30 $. i t.2t GO Long Burn po p« 08 Knrere |p 0 po 69 Tiakitalmna ........ | po li • 73 Oroua Bridge | po po 7(i Baiu'-ase po p© SO Oarnaivon ' po I p« 8^ i\lotuiti I PO I po 86 Foxton, arrive 10 I 965 1 I vow.v. ZL DEPAIiT rilOM IA.H. !a,V:F M n- i : 1 (l Foxton ! 10.45' 4.25 ' 3 ifotuiti I Ipo p» 0 Carnarvon ! ipo po 1" Biiinopsi' j Ipo po 14 Oroua Bridge „! ipo p* 17 Tiakitalmna „..\ jpo po 19 Knrere j ipo po 20 Long Burn . . . . j Ipo p o r.M 24 Palmers! on .... 6.45 12.15' 5.45 25. Tcrraeo End ...,'po | po I po 30: Bunnylhorpa po ' P° j p° I^2 Taoiui po |po|po 35; Foilding 7.35 ! 1 1016.30 JSB; Makino Hond ....ipo 'pojpo 43 lliikoiube, arrive S.o j 1.45 : 7.0 Halcoinbe, depart ; 8.20 : J 7 2© 4G Kiikiiiki ,P°i po 49' (Greatford ' 8.45 ' ; 7.42 54, Miirton 9.1 , j 7.57 57; Bonny Glen ....• po ; ; po •'2; Tiirnkina I'latform: po ; ipo 03, Turikina 1i)37 ; j 8.30 68i "Wanjraehu i po i ( p 0 7- Baker's Crossing 1 ; p o , Ipo 74, Foidell i Uo ; lp O 77, Ai atarawtt ! P ° i ipo 70; Okoiu po! ip 0 83: East Town I P o ; j po SJi Aramoho 11.10 | 9 55 84! St. John's po! i po ! BC' Wauganui, arrive \1.'20 10.5 1 . ' [ A train leaves Wnujjapui for Waverlcy at 7 40a.m nnd 4.15 p.m., leaving thera at 7.45 a.m. and 4.55 p.m. po.— Platforms only. Trains de not st>p at these stations unless required. Notice should be given ti the Guard at th» previous stopping station T. b l . EOxHERHAM, G< r eral Manager -. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COGOA, BRE \KFAST " By a thorough knowledge of th« natu'al laws which eorern the operation of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of wull-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage .which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the. judicious use of such articles of diet that 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 point. We may escape many I a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves j well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame " — See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling wa'w or milk bold only in packets or tins, labelled : JAMES EPPrf & CO., HOMfEPATHIO CHEMI ST Si LOMDON. rpHE Nl--W ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MICRO ANIILE AGENCY & CO (Limited). Capital ... £3,000,030 The Company make advances op. s' jttont, on stock, on growing clips cf wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignments of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved meats leather, horns, &c, for sale In Londoa on commission at rales which may '»% learned on application at the Company's offico. I H. H. LANG, Fro Agoa^. Offices and Stores — Cuetoin House Quay, next Plimmer*s Wharf, Wellington. Further information may be 'obtained from the Agoms of the 3a_\* of Nbw Zealand, at lOXiON and PALMES*, STON. 1