H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 34, 14 June 1913, Page 5

H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND.

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. Residents of Stratford should bear in mind that the tram leaving at 7.3.5 a.m. is for the accommodation of school children, and that no parents or adults will bo carried until full provision-has been made for the children. Stratford passengers may not travel by the 8.10 a.ni. train. The next train is at 8.45, from the Toko branch, on which it is expected thai there will be five or six carriages available for Stratford people.

The 9.10 train starts from Stratford and its length will not be restricted. This is the train designed to carry the main body of Stratford passengers.

In addition to the two booking windows in the ticket lobby, an extra one will be provided outside the station building on the north side. By this means booking should proceed smoothly. The railway staff will have a hard day's work on Tuesday, and intending passengers would ease the staff's task, and at the same timo study their own convenience, by purchasing their tickets on Monday, when the booking offices will be open until 9

SENIOR CADETS. - By advertisement in this issue members of 94 and 95 companies of Senior Cadets, including the Midhirst section, who are journeying to New Plymouth are notified to parade at the Stratford railway station at 8.20 a.m. on Tuesday. TICKETS FOR TENDER. Tickets for the tender running to 11.M.5. New Zealand will be on sale on all trains running to New Plymouth. Six steamers have been engaged to carry passengers from the breakwater to the warship. Tickets will be on sale at Bellringer Bros' to-night and on Monday.