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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 34, 12 April 1879, Page 1

TTKNN'S STKA^f WOODWARK V FACTO ItY, Palkkrston Nonnt. \ CHEAPEST HOUSE m tho TRADE for all requisitos fnr Building and Furnishing. SASHES. "DOORS, SFCTRTrXG. | FL<H)IUXG, MAICII-1-IMNG, j RfSTJCATrNG. AKCIII- ! T.KAVKS, and MOULDINGS of all s»pj.s. FURNITURE OF KVKRY .DESCRIPTION On hand and to order, The labor of which being don£.by Machinery, we are enabled to sell at VERY LOW RATES. CARVING AND FRETWORK On hand and to order. TURNERY. TURNERY, TURNERY, Of all descriptions, at lower rates than ever. A liberal discount allowed to Builders, Cabinet mn leers, and others connected with the Trade. STZE AND PRICE LIST Of all goods kept m stock, on application. TEMPERANCE HOT EL AND FAMILY BOARDING- HOUSE. Mrs. WAKEFIELD begs to announce to her friends and the public m general, that she has opened those commodious premises on the Square, Palmerston North, next to. the Foresters' Hall, where visitors will find every convenience and accommodation con* ducive to tfyeir comfort. Private suites for families, and sample rooms for commercial travellers. Obdjnaby at One o'clock. TTT I L L I A M F IF E, CHEMIST AND D.EFOOIST, ' •WILLIS STEEET, WELLINGTON". Importer of drugs and chemicals, British and. American herbs, &c. IVFEW ZEALAND, RAILWAYS, WiNGANUI-M AN A W ATU SECTION. TIME TABLE. SOUTH. ' • ~< DjSPART FnpAI — A.M. A,M> I.M. Wangauui... '.. 6.45!11.25 4.15 2*Aran)aho: 6.5511.35 4.23 2| I *Kast Tow.n. 7.0 11.38 4>2'6 7 ;. *Okoia .....' 7.1711.55 M 8' *M aiarawa ..;...... 7.22 1 2.0 4.48 p.m.' 12 fFordoll 7.45U2.20 5.^ 1 7 * Wanga.eh u 8.15 12.48 . 5.29 22. Turakina . 8.40 ' 1.11 g;.51 2S 9.8 £316.11 32 Marton '„ 9.22 L 43 6.^3 86 Greatford 9.38 •. 1.58 ' 6sß 42. Halcombe (arrive) 10.0, ' 2.20 7.0: Halcombe (depart) IQ.l§ 2.35 7.15 50 Fei1ding. V.... "....... ;.10.5P 3.5 ,?7:42 55 ; *Bunayt.horpe . ..... 11.12 3.27 8.0 62 ' Palmerston 1 1 .48 4.3 , 8.25 p.m. 67 *.Karere...: 12.8 8.4,3 72 Oroua Bridge '-1 2/.SB 9.2" 7ft *Carnarvon ..'. 1 2^7 '< ' ■.'9.80 B^l Foxton;..; .:..... l.isj - „'9.50 NORTH. „ ' ? k • ' '■■..'■ o ■■.■■■ ?S pEPAET F,SpM A.M. A.II. R.M. P.M V Foxton 7.§; 4.25 5 fCarnarvpn ... - 7-2t> 4;'43 13 f Oroua; Bridge! 7.55 ' 5.8 18 *Xarere : 8.15 5.25. 23 Balmerston ... 8.35 430}. 5,40 29 *Bum>jthorpe 7 9-5 5-6 6.1(3 34 "Feildiuj? ...... 9.25 5.28*6.3(3 42 Hak-ornbe (ar. 9.55 6.0 *7.0 ', HalcoEiW (tie. 7.3QU0.15 7.30 48 Greatford 1 7.5»i0i37 742 53 Marton '. 8.7 110.63 7.57 56*BonnyGlen 8.19J11.7 8.9 62 Turakina 8.3911.30 8.29 6MWangaehu... 9.2 111. 55 8.51 p.m. 73 *Fordell 9.2512.23 9.13 76: *M atarawa ... 9.45* 12.40 9.30 78; *Okia 9.50 ! 12.50 9.35 82 ! *Easf Town. . . 10.7" 1 .7 ' 9.52 S2|*Aramaho ...10.10 1.10 9.55 85! Waiigauui . . . j 10.20 1 .20 ' 10.5 KA JHA XA P STE A M SAW " i:i! " "'■'■ MILL, '■■■ OIiO1?A BRIDGE. I E^EEAIAN & WJL^.S, . , i '' PaopsrETo'RS.; . . . . Totarsu Hinui, •Ms.tai, aud Yellow and' . ' '-■"■■ J Wh.\t* Pine ! j ' SuifylietVin afi'y'quQntitfo y , \ . Timber delivered" tQ prdpf , b.etween. ■>■ I ,^>- " "..tfaugauui.aiid'Fwton, ..... ■> ■'" ■ ■-■.; 'i '•!'■;"" ■";■'•■"