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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 38, 20 February 1878, Page 1

MANAWATU & FOXTON. TIME TABLE. Up. Down. 4 2 Stations. 1_ 3 P.M. A.M. A.M P.M. 6.58 11.58 -*-ar. Foxton . . . dp.-*- 6.30 1.30 6.35 11.35 „ *Carnarvo n . .. „ # R54 1 .54 6.5 11.5, s „ Orouaßridge „ » *!2A 2.24 5.4410.44^. „*Karere ... „ £7.45 2.45 5.22 10.22 3,, Palmerston „ % 8.10;3V10 4.52 9.52 R „ *Bnnnythorpe „ § 8.373.37 4.30 9.30 -r-dp. Feilding ...ar.-y 8.58 3.58; Note: . ' v>i Trains stop at Stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Aj Passengers are requested not to jenter ' or leave the cars while m motion'; ' , ; Season and School Tickets issued to* and Erom all stations at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. ; To insure despa^n, parcels should he booked ten minutes before the starting of the train. IVTOTICE TO RATEPAYERS ±y ■ . in' ■ -■.■■■■-"■■■.. : MANAWATU HIGHWAYS DISTRICT, Ypu are hereby requestedvto make payment of all Rates due to date. If the same ; . be not, paid, without delays legal proceedings will be taken. JBy order of the Board. : JAJCES LINTON, . ? Collector. Palmerston, 22nd November, 1877; i T O C AL XN D U S TR Y. WANTED the inhabitants of Manawatu and surrounding districts to know that at the MANAWATU WOODWARE ; FACTORY they can ■ obtain every requisite for Building .and 'Furnishing Large or Small Dwelling-houses, Shops, &c> &c. Estimates given^ for erecting same if required. Those Building or Furnishing will save 215 per cent, and all trouble by visiting the WOODWARE FACTORY, Main Street, Palmebsto^- Nobth, . F. W. VENN,' Peopeietoe. N.B.— AUkinds of Building Materials, at greatly reduced prices. Venetian BMnds 6a hand arid to order from Is 3d per foot. r '[■:.. TIAMES W. KENDAIiJI, Uphoi^teeee & Feench Po-lisheb^ THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON. Palliasses and Mattrasses of all descriptions, always oa haridi : Second-hand Furniture restufEed arid polished. Note the Address ! Nexi the " Little Wondee." ■tvt o, t i c c. The Uridersignedwishes to inform hisfiiends and customers: and others, that he has REMOVED^ to* his- New Pre~ mises,: three doors from the Foresters' Hall, where he will do his best toretain.' the confidence hitherto placed m him.. B. PEPPER, Saddles, and Haeness MAKEEi. ■. WANGANUI SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT.. D. X I T C H E N, ' Victoria Avenue, Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices> SADDLE, Cqjjlmb.' and' Haeness- Masee; ' The f bUowing. goods,- are • always -on hand.— . ; Buggy EOarnesSj.Gig EEa-rjiess-Light and' Heavy Qart Harness Ladies' Saddles,. Gents' Saddles-: • Bridles of aE Mnds, &c ! Sep. airs promptly- executedL N.B.~ Horses' Cl6th||g and Racing.. Saddles, of all. weights,, and aIL other, gear.. • J;. KITC-lES,. j • • W.anganui; -TVT O. T I C; E... ; Settlers ih; the Manawatu andi ■ surrounding; Districts- visiting. 1 Wellington, will find it' to their.-adv-antage* to purchase theirSADDLERY Ajfit HARNESS fcom J... E.. E,VA\NSi. Saddlee,, "ETadTerr the 'VerandAHi Lambton Quay,. ' ; TCE.LLIN.G-.TQJS> The Trade and Country Storekeepers . supjplied,