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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 98, 26 September 1877, Page 1

]i . <PHE screw steamer Trades regularly^from the Port of Fox: ton for, Wellington; LiTTELTON, and Zaikouba. The above steamer possesses superior accommodation, and carries an experienced Stewardess, &c. 3 FARES t Single— To Wellington or Lyttelton. Saloon, £1 5s £3 10s . Steerage, 15s £2 10s Retubn- -To Wellington or Lyttelton.Saloon, £2 £6 St6erage,£lss £4 Fol? freight or passage apply to *jjg( E: S. THYNNE; Agentj Foxton. P.aSflengers ttce requested to obtain their, tickets' at the office. NOTICE. The Dates v and Hours of Sailing of above Steamer:, will ,be - regularly' •POSTED at the TELEGRAPH OFFI-'« CES of Palmerston, Sandon' and Feild- , • 1Dg * ERNEST S. THYNNE. . Agent. •" > ; ir ' • '^^^^^^^j^'pOMMUNICATIOIi' " / BETWEEN , (/« •• FOXTON & WELLINGTON. ' ' S l . S. " JANE DOUGLASS." ■ ' THE HEW ZEALAND SHIEPDf & CO'.'S' Screw Steamer, "Jane Douglass,'" u havf ing..been-placea l> in the Manawatu trade, will make regular trips between Foxton and .Wellington, leaving Foxton every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Hours of sailing will be duly posted at Telegraph' and -Railway Stations at' Sandpri/ Feilding, and PaMers^tOn.- --" Passenger Accommodation. I. PLIMMER, Manager, Wellington. For freight or lksslge apply to J. W. LIDDELL* Agent, Fbxton. MANAWATU & FOXTON. TIME TABLE. Up. f)6w& 4_2 . Stations. 1 3. P.M. lilt VM. 6.58 11.58' J P»r. Poxton ...<Zp.^-6.301J30 6.35 11.35 ' „ *Carnarvon ...» W 6.54 1 ,54 '6.6' 11.5 p „ Orouaßridge „ §7.242:24, 5.4410.44-2 i,'*Karere ... „ r;7.45 2|45 5.2210.22^ „ Palmerston „ % 8.103.10, «52 9:52 R ' „ *Bunnythorpe „ 3 8.37 3)3^ 4.30 9.30 -y-dp. Feilding ...ar.-y- 8.58 3.58 « ' Note: stop at Stations marked * by »Pnfi r only. Passengers wishing ' to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Passengers are requested not'to enter Or lejfcve the cars while ih Aotioii. Season a*hd. School Tickets issued to and from all stations at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. ■ ~ To instfre despatcn, parcdl^sho^ld be booked ten minutes before the startingof the train. /S'EdKGE M. SN-ELSON, M .AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER, *'" » 'PAITMEBSreN NOBTH. ' -i± , T7DWARD H. WRIGHT, ARCHITECT &' CITIL ENGINEER; , FEILDING. S. SVENDSEN, m tendering his • thanks, to 'tHe inhabitants of PaPmer&ton aiid surrounding district for 1 the Very liberal support accorded him, begs.td announc^ that the Business 1 will 1 m future fre earned 6b. m the names and' v under the title 1 of SVENDSEN, & GATTON, BtfOT J&J> SHOE MASUFACTtTBEBS, - Main Street/ Palmerston Ndrth.' M^ssbs. SVENBSEN to GA?PTON hopte^by strict and prompt attention to all' drders entrusted to them, combined witk excellence of material and work* xnanship, to merit an extension df public pairoafage. Messrs. Svendsen aiid Gatton beg to announce that they will shortly remove to the large and , commodious premises ifow Veing erected for them close to the Wesftyan Church.