Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, 30 August 1881, Page 1

yjEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WAKaANUI-MANAWATU. BEOTZON. TIME~TAPLB. Vf. Ej DEPART FKOJf AM. A.H P.M. 0 Wanganui, depart.... 11.0 4.15 2 St. John's .....,,... po po 3 Aramoho 11.10 4.2? 3 East Town po po 8 Okoia ............ po p o 0 Matarawa po p« 13 Fordell po po 14 Baker's Crossing .... po p 18 Wangaehu p • p P.M. 23 Turakina 12.40 6,48 24 „ Platform ... po po 29 Bonny Glen po p« 33 Marton 1.15 6.40 37 Greatford 132 685 40 Kakiriki p« »o 43 Halcombe, arrive .... ','^.o 7.0 Halcombe, depart .... 7.0 2.20 7.20 49 Makinoßoad po p» p« 51 Feilding 7.85 255 7.«« 54 Taonui po p 56 Bunny thorpe pc po po 61 Terrace End po po po* 62 Palmerston 8.30 3- 5 !.!• 66 Long Bun po p • 68 Karere , po pe 89 Tiakitahupa po p« 73 Oroua Bridge p 0 p o 76 Bainesse ....... _, .... po po 80 Carnai von po pe 88 jtfotuiti po po 86 Foxton, arrive 10 9.65 DOWX. C DEPART PROM A.Jt. A,K PSI 0j Foxton j 110.4514.95 3j Motniti j |poj po 6: Carnarvon ......I ipo po 10} Bninesae ipo po 14: Orona Bridge . . pope 1? Tiakitahuna .... po po 19 Karere po po 20 Long Burn .... po p 0 P.M 24 Palmerston .... 6.45 12.15 5.45 25 Terrace End . . . . po p o p o 30 Bumiylhorpe .... po po po 132 Taomii Ipo po po j 35j Feilding j 7.35 1 10 6.30 j 38j Makino Road . . . . ! po p 0 p o , 43j Unlcombe, arrive 8.5 1.45 7.0 I ! i ! Halcombe, depart 8.20 j 720 46; Kakiriki ........ pOj po 49, Greatford 8.45 j 7.42 54] Marton | 9.1 j 7.57 57| Bonny Glen ....: po ; po 02j Turnklna Platform! pp | po 63- Turakina 1 9.371 8.30 68j Wangaehu i po po 72j Baker's Crossing' -p o p o 74j Foraell po 4 po 77 j M aturawa j po p 0 79] Okoia ipo pc 83 East Town ! po po 83 Aramoho lIUOJ 955 84: St. John's |P°; po 86 Wanganui, arrive 1 1.20J j 10.5 I 1 i I I A train leaves Wanganui for Waverlty at 7 40 a.m. and 4.15 p.m., leaving there at 7.45 a.m. and 4.55 p.m. p o.— Platforms only. Trains do not stjp at' these stations unless required. Notice should bo giren t« the Guard at thf previous stopping station . T. F. ROxHEBHAM, Gixeral Manager GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, BREAKFAST " By a thorough knowledge of ths natu r al laws whioh eovern the operation of digestion and nutrition, and by a oareful application of the fine properties of Trull-selected cocoa, Mr Eppa has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save uh many heavy doctors' bills. It is !>y the judiciou? use of suob articles of diet that c 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 Gazette. Made simply with boiling wa'er or milk. Sold only in packets or tins, labelled : JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCEPAXHIC CHEMISTS! • LONDON. ' rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AUD JL MERCANTIJLE AGENCY kCO (Limited). Capital ... £3,000,000 The Company m*ke advances on B^ibons, on stock, on growing clips cf wool, sad on other produce ; aud receives consignment* - of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved meats leather, horns, &c, for sale lv Londca on commission at rates which mat i* learned 011 appliciition at the Com put's office. H. H. LAITG, Pro Ages 1 , Offices and Stores— Custom House Quay, next Pliramer*s Wharf, Wellington. Farther infortnatuin may be bbttiutt from the Agents of the Bask or View £t^ ND| *' FQXl QX *od PAXJ««m j,