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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 29, 15 February 1879, Page 1

A/'ENWS ST- \ vi WoOUWAh f.'-t >ier, pALMiii-sTON North. C ea es house in the trade for all requiMo u>r building and furnishing Sns-ies, Doors, Skirtini', Lining. F!o - ing, .Mareh-lininir, Rusti -nting A/cliit raves and IVI ou Mings of all s-.f. Furnilurf of every desi-ripuon • n hand, or to order. The labor of which being d >ne by machine y. we are ei.abte.V to sell a; very h>w tates. Carving and Fretwork on lt*nd and to order. Turnery! Turnery! Tt^nkry! of .all descrip ions at lower ia:es tljan eve-. A liberal discount allowed. To Builders, Cabinetmakers, and others connected with th Trade.— -SWze and Price List of all Goods kept in stock, on application. TMPORTANT NOT IC E. THOMAS WRAY Is prepared to execute orders entrusted to him for SADDLERY AND HARNESS AT Wellington Prices. Settlers will save time and exj^nse, and secure a good fit, by patronising him. Repairs done at a reasonable cost. Address : Next Walton and Kings, Palmerston North. M" RS. L. H. BUR R, MILLINERY ANB DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENTMrs. Burr has just opened up a Choice Assortment of WINTER GOODS, comprising every novelty of the season. Orders executed with despatch. CORNER MOTOA ROAD, FOXTON. TEMPERANCE HOT EL AND FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE. Mrs. WAKEFIELD hegs fo announce to her friends and the public in general, that she has opened those commodious premises on the— Bqimrer ' '-^imeraton~No)4]ir^^ Hall, where visitors will find every convenience and accommodation GOri? dueive to their comfort. Private suites for families, and sample rooms for commercial travellers. Ordinary at One o'clock. J^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUT-MANAWATU SECTION TIME TABLE. SOUTH. co I ra Depart From— a.m. a.m. p.m. S j Wanganui 6.45;11.25 4.15 2 * Aramaho n \ss; 1 1.35 4.23 2 *KastTown 7.0 11.38 426 7 *Okoia 7.17M1.55 443 8 *Matarawa 7.22j12.0 4.48 T-m. 12 *Fordell 7.4512.20 5.7 17 *Wangaehu 8.1512.48 5.29 22 Turakina 8.4D 1.11 5.51 28 *Bonny Glen 9.8 1.31 6.11 32 Marton 9.22 1.43 6.23 36 Greatford 9.38, LSB tUB 42 Halcombe (arrive) 10.0 2.2<> 7.0 Halcombe (depart) 10.15 2.35 7.15 50 Feilding 10.50 3.5 7.42 55 *Bunnythorpe 11.12 3.27 8.0 62 Palmerston H.4S 4.3 8.25 p.m. 67 *Karere 12.8 8.43 72 Oroua Bridge 12.28 9.2 79 *Carnarvon 1 12.57 9.30 85 Foxton I 1.18 9.50 NORTH. Y~~ ii — •~ Depart From a.m. a.m. I p.m. p.m. Foxton 7.5 j 4.25 5 *Carnarvon . . . 7.2(> 4.13 13 *Oroua*Bridgc 7.551 5.8 18 * Karere S. 15J 5.25 2-' Palmerston ... 8.351 4.30 5.45 29 *Bunnythorpe 9.5 ' 5.6 6. lo 34 Peilding 9.2." 5.28 6.30 42 Halcombe (ar. .9.5;*; 6.0 S 7.1) Halcombe (de. 7.30j10.1ri '"" 7.20 48 Greatford 7.52 1 10.31 7.12 53 Marton 8.7 jW.5:< ' 7,57 56 *BonnyGlen 8.1011 S.i)-,, 62 Turakina S.SO'.ll.So 5.29 67 *WaDgaehu... 9.2 j11.55 ; 5.51 73 *FordeN : 9.25' 12.23 ' ' 9.13 76 *Matarawa ... 9.45112.45 9.3n 78 *okia 9.50J12.50 9.35 82 *East Town.:.. 10.7 j 1.7 9.52 82j*Aramaho ."..,10.10 1.10 9.55 851 Wanganui ...|1().20| 1.20 10.5 yW* I L L LA M F I F E. ' . CftßMTaat-AND .Druggist, - WILLIS STEEEIv WELLINGTON. Importer of itragaand chemicals, British and American hejehs, &cti.