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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 7112, 11 May 1880, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS,— PATE A-MANAWATU SECTION, TIME TABLE: On and After sth Mat, 1880. up. pswn. m. STATIONS: a.m. noon. r.M. m STATIONS. Q *^ a.m. a.m. p.m. Wangauui ... Depart "70 12.15 4.15 Foxton ... Depart 7.0 425 3 Arainoho ... „ 7^o 12.25 4.25 3 Motituti ... „ „ p.o. P.o. 3 East Town ... „ p.o. P.o. P.o. 6, Carnarvon ... „ £? p.o. P.o. 8 Okoia 1, „.0. P.o. P.o. lo,Bainosse ... „ o p.o. P.o. 9 Blatarawa ... „ n.o. P.o. P.o. It Oroua Bridge... „ p.o. P.o. r.M. 17,Tiakitahuna ... „ a I)O . pOi 13 Fordell ... „ p.o. P.o. P.o. 19Karero ... „ p.o. P.o. 18 Wangaehu ... „ „ 0 i).o. P.o. 20]Tjong Bnrn ... „ a p.o. P.o. 23 Turakina ... „ 8.13 1.55 5.50 2 1 P.aluierston ... Depart G. 55 d 8.30 5,45 2t Turakina Platform „ po p.o. P.o. 25, Terrace End ... „ x>.o. « p.o. P.o. 29 Bonny Glen ... „ pO. P.o. P.o. 30.Bunuythoriie ... „ p.o. £ P.o. P.o. 33 Marton ... „ 917 2.29 6.23 32,Taonui ... „ p.o. F* p.o. P.o. 37 Greatford ... „ 9.33 2.-15 G. 38 35' Feilding ... „ 7.20 s 9.25 8.30 ■10 Kakiriki ... „ po. P.o. P.o. 33 Makino 80ad... „ p.o. " p.o. P.o. 43 Halcombo ... Arrive 10 0 3.10 7.0 43 Halconibo ... Aa-rive 7.55. 10.0 7.0 Halcorabe ... Depart 10.20 3.30 7.20 49 Makiuo 80ad... „ 1, o p.o. P.o. |Halcombo ... Depart 8.10 10.20 7.20 51 FeilOing 10.55 4.5 7.50 46 Kakiriki ... „ >, p.o. P.o. P.o. 54 Taonui , p.o. po. P.o. 49 Greatford ... . „ 'S 8.31 10.4J 7.42 50 Hunnythorpo... „ p.o. P.o. po. s L Marton ° 8.50 11.1 7.57 61 Terrace End ... „ p.o. P.o. P.o. 57jBounyGlen ... „ -g p.o. P.o. P.o. 63 Paluwrston ... „ 11.50 5.0 8.35 G2 Turakina Platform „ to p.o. P.o. P.o. 65 Long Burn „, „ p.o. P.O. C3,Turakina ... „ n 9.2511.40 8.30 63 Karare p.o. -f P.O. G3 Wangaehn ... „ g j).o. P.o. P.o. GO Tialdtahnna ... „ p.o. $ P.o. 74 Fordoll ... „ • p.o. P.o. P.o. 73 Oroua Bridge ... „ p.o. jj • p.o. 77 Matarawa ... „ o> p.o. P.o. P.o. 76 Bainesse ... „ p.o. ■£ P.o. 79 Okoia ... „ p p.o. P.o. P.o. 80 Carnarvon ... „ p.o. 5 § P-o. 83 East Town ... „ a p.o. P.o. P.o. 83 Blotuiti ... „ p.o. te p.o. 83 Arainoho ... „ o 10.50 1.10 9.55 p.m. d BGWangauui ... Arrive 11.0 1.2010.5 86 Foxton 1.20 o 10.0 I WANGANUI AND NEW PLYMOUTH. DOWN. UP. h Stations. a.m. p.m. OS g Stations. a.m. a.m. , r .... 1 _«^_— —^^— "■•3^ 1 ■ 1 - _______ _ Wnnganui Depart 6.0 4.15 » § New Plpmouth, dept by train 7'Q 3 Aranioho „ 6.10 4.25 oj' Stratford, dept by ooaoh ... 9,5 7 Brunswick „ p.o. P.o. 3*" o 13 Kai Im arrive 6.45 5.0 >,££ Waverloy, dept by Coach ... 6.30 Kai Iwi depart by Coach 7.0 5.10 ~% -5 Kai Iwi, arrive by coac 7.0* Waverley arrive by Coach B.lo^^s Kai Iwi Depart 10.0 7.0 p.m. £ GBrnnswiek „ p.o. P.o. Stratford arrive by Coach 5.0 o^« 10 Aramoho 10.35 7.35 New Plymouth arr. by Train 7.12 §g g> 12|Wanganni arrive 10.45 7.45 p.o. PtATPORMS ONLT— Trains do not stop at these unless required. Notice shall be given to the Gnard at the previous stopping Station. T. F. ROTHERAM, General Manager. All Time Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled.

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