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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 19, 22 December 1877, Page 4

. MANAWATU & FOXTON. : time.table. ' ; :: Up. , Down. 4 2 . ■„" ■ Stations. ___!_ # P.M. A.M. -..'■:. : ' . A.M P.M. " 6.58 11.58 -*-ar. Foxton • ...tbp.-^- 6.30 1.30 6.3511.35 ■■ „*Camarvon... „-W6 .541 .54 6.5 11.5 W» Oroua-Bridge,, §7.24 2.24 5.44 10.44 "^ „ *Karere . . . „ 7.45 2.45 - 5.22 10.22 3 „ Palmerston „ 2 8 10 3.10 4.52 9.52 R „ *Bunnythorpe „ p 837 3.37 4.30 9.30-v-dp.Eeiiaing ... ar.-r- 8.58 3.58 Note: m Trains stop at Stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the cars while m motion. Season and School Tickets issued to and from all stations at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. To insure despa^n, parcels should be booked ten minutes before tile starting of the train. s TVrq ? MISTAKE ABOUT IT!!! E. MAESBCT GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Tekeace End, Has now completed his extensive alterations,' and made large additions to his Drapery, Grocery, and Ironmongery Stocks.- , He" is> now m[a position to compete with any Store*- in the district. His Goods ja'fe ofi the' best description, - and are sold at^reasonablejprices. •He never pretends to make the Public be- , lieve that he is- selling! at a fearful sac- . rifice, but, is always- content to follow the old motto — > . . " SMALL JPEOFITS & QT/IOK , EETUENS." •QVENDSBN & <&ATTON, ( BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, Mai!n Steeet, Palmerston North, Beg to.anndunce that they have opened their new (close to' -the yV'esleyan Churcli) with a 1 large and -well selected Stock o£ English and Colonial BOOTS "&. SHOES, which they/ will sell at the lowest 'prices -for "cash only. , Buying m the Best Markets, with a thorough knowledge of the Trade," SVENDSEN & GATTON confidently assert that they can give better value for any Souse m the District. 'The bespoke department will continue to receive that care and 'attention combined with excellence of material and workmanship, for which the firm have been so long noted. ' '' The motto of bur House -is—S mall Peofits and Quick Retuens. HPISHEE'S BAKERY • STORES, SQUARE, NEXT FORESTERS' HALL, 1 " Palmerston. W . COKER Begs to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston and' surrounding districts that ie has opened the above premises as a GENERAL STORE and BAKERY, and trusts, by * selling' a First-class Article at the Lowest possible Price, for Cash, to merit a share of their patronage. All Goods sold atrthe above Establish- , _ ment w irranted as being of the Best Quality. Good Feed Oats and Grass Seed. N.B.— The Bakery will be still under the superintendence of H. FISHER. J£ 9 COLE, S*ADDLER & BOOTMAKERr - 3?OXTOF. . ' Repairs m both branches executed - with despatch. W. H AMP SON, ' ' HOUSE, SIGN, & DECORATIVE PAINTER,' Next Door but One to the FORESTERS' HAIi.L, The Squaee, ' PALMERSTON NORTH. N.B. — Estimates givea. WANGANUI SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT. , D. KIJ,C HE N, Victoria Avenue, Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, ' ' SADDLE, COLLAE AND HAENESS MaKEE. The foil-owing goods are always on hand: — Buggy Harness, Gig Harness Light and Heavy Cart Harness - Ladies' Saddles, Gents' Saddles Bridles of all kinds, &c. • • promptly' executed. N.B. — Horses'" Clothing and Racing : Saddles of all weights, and all other . gear. - _ I _ # D. KITCHEN, Wanganui. v