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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 62, 2 August 1879, Page 4

Important Natioe. . ' --"■" j_\\ »' ; :: - '- '"' ..';''";.; '/■' . ' Ow svhfKinfMrs thr'axi<i%ont~ Hici> ■ district will le. phased tojearn that we have mile arm,»?WA»ts «?■'*'* Mn QnABLES. Siißßi-deK; , to r<*piveent foUdiwwfoe.ctfumvstfthii}; Jow^?.' That h<j vitUmarts dWe-mmatje-went of tie Ratiqitikei Ativocite dhiririg ?'*»" Mcfo.i J<** r comUned WtWMi intonate ■. Jtndv I r'i<^ (ff. all. parts. of tU coxtntif,.is the., .•wetf fluaranise fiat Halcotoos, GJieHen&xm, JEko'tea, a->d otbrr&diit\vihff£%laces #{Jihav*iUirivdittsvensJfifJ,ufiik : '.tti&rL "' tu*s al Palmerstnvaiid^To^tiwtiZlsMW'e nmos qatneKed f*»m t^ry /corner'^f the •Comfy. ,i"--:--?'^ v ■="- '■" •''_'■''■''"■. STdtice to Advertisers. P&rsorfe i i^M : 'h^9'f^' # ; Csr* . ?erii - ftecouivt, ■CJLBB i^;i:^^#^^ ■aerted. ThisQQiGrs&isfmviydmcefisary m om^r to avoid the, *»p&nst of posting appHeatiQus for pcfyM&Mof'sirtaty ' I^-EW d!aILWAYS_ Mk^l^l-aiiSAVATJcf' ::SECTIG®: TIMB TABLE. -. ? v SOD^H. :■•■;■":,*. - •*> ' *■- £■ Depat Fiiotf — a.m. am. p Jr. %. ; ;^_ 1 Wanganuf *. 6 'loll 25 415' 2*Aramaho 0.55.11.35 4.23 i *KobtTown 7.0 11.38 426 ? *OUu „_„.,{— W7JK6 4*43 § *Maiarawa 1.22-J2D , 4?48 3 2 *Fovde.ll » ....'..-..... 7,451 2 20, 5.7 37 *Wangaeh« .... 8 15(12 4® 629 22 Turakina B.4fM 1.11 551 ,28 *BuHnyGlen r $ 8 1.31 611 ;2 Marton . . .. 9.22; 1 4' l 6.23 36 Greatford &38 1.58 6.38 42 Halcombe (arrive) ltf.o 220 70 Halcoiubja (depait) 10.19 7.15 60 FeUiiuk ]05 ° 35 7 4 2 60 ... 11.12 3 2780 62 Palmerston 11.48 4.3 8.25 67 *£arerc V. 12 8 8.43 W Oroua Bridge .... .12.28 9 2 7'J, *Carnarvon 12 57 9 30 851 Foxton ..". t 1.18 9.50 NORTH. ~H7 "1 * i ** "~ 5 D epat Fbom a.m. >:.m. p.m. p,m. Foxton 7 5 A 25 6 *Ca»-narvon 7 2G 4.43 1- *Oroua Bridge 7.55 5 8 * 8 *£arer» . 8 15 525 23 Palme/sten . 835 430 545 •b *Bunnythorp« 0 5 5 6 610 « l Feilding . 9 2>5 528 630 6 Haleombp (»r. . 9.55 6.0 7 0 * Halcombe {de. 7.3010.1? 7 20 .48 Greatford 7 5210 37 " . 742 6S Marton , A , .7 *10 5H 757 5b *Bonny&en 19117 8 0 "6? Turakina .3.) 11.30 * 829 6* *\y"4naaehtt. 9 2 11.55 8.51 v p.tn. ?3 *Foractt ...9.2512 23 ' 9.13 7(i *Vratarawa 9.4512.15 9 ?0 to *OUa .. 9 5012^0)" "9 ?5 82 *ifa^t Town 10 7 I' 7 . ' 952 82 *Aramaho .. 10. W 1/fo 955 SSiWanganui 10 20 1.20 lO.'fi p ENEEAL PAINTING OFFICE, Uook & Stationebt Waeehouse, THE SQUiRE " "* 1 (Sear Posl and Telegraph Office) Palmelrsfcon 'North. J. K-LEAEY > 3egs to inform the 'public that he has now opened the above, and that havfug Jhade some nnporfdnt additions to his printing plant, lie is prepared to execute all kinds of printing *iork m a manner satisfactory as to priue and quality, «nd •to supply all orders wttli pioinpfcitude. J. P. Leaky *has, moreover, selected a ttell-as«oited stock of books and statioiwijr, and as he thinks will adequately supply all demands m this line. He thfrefore invitts the pubhc to an inspoctiors- of the »uni)e, lvspcthng the quality ai*id prices ol which, he is assured, they tuII be tuII satibfied.