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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 8112, 12 May 1880, Page 4

■^ —^ B—^ —^M^^— NEWZEALAND EAILWAYS,— PATEA-MANAWATU SECTION, TIME TABLE: On and Afteb sth Max, 1880. OT - DOWN. m. 'STATIONS; A.M. noos. r.M. M STATIONS. A - M - amam „,r GOODS A ' l^, P -M. Wanganui ... Depart "7.0 12.15 4.15 Eoxton ... Depart 7n~ To* 3 Arainoho ... „ 7 . 10 12 .25 4.25 3 ! Motituti . '•" *f 3 East Town ... „ „.„. p. G . P.o. G Carnarvon ... „ i? So' So' 8 Otoia „ p. 0 . P.o. P.o. lOßainesso ... „ g So' So' 9 Matarawa ... „ p. Q . P.o. P.o. 14'Oroiia Bridgo... „ °. I°' S°- „ „ , „ r.M. ... | So' So' 13 Fordell ... „ p . 0 . p . Q . p . 0 . ig'Karore ... M So So' IS Waugaehu ... „ „ p.o. P.o. 20 Long Burn ... „ 'g So' So' 23 Turakiua ... „ 8 .43 1.55 5.50 21 Palmerston ... Depart G. 55 d 8.30 545 00 furakina Platform „ p.o. P.o. P.o. 25 Teii-ace End ... „ p.o. d i°o.u'o 29 BomryGlon p.o, p.o. P.o. 30, Bunnythorpe ... P.o. | p„ So' 33 Marton ... „ 0 .17 2.29 6.23 32 Taonui ... P.o. £ ?,o. So 37 Greatford ... „ 9.33 2 ,15 6.33 35 Feilding ... 7.20 a V.25 630 40 Kakiriki ... P.o. p . 0 . p. D . 38Makiuo Eoad... P.o. ° P.o. no. 43 Ha combe ... Amve 10.0 3.10 7.0 43Halcoinbo ... Ai-rive 7.55. 10 0 7 0 Halcombe ... Depart 10.20 3.30 7.20 I ' t? 0 Eoaa — » p.o. P.o. P.o. Halcombe ... Depart 8.10 10 20 720 51 Feilding ... „ 10 .55 4.5 7.50 46 Kakiriki ... „ ,; p.o. 1. „ 51 Taonui „ p. 0 . pO . P.o. 49 Greatford ... ' -g 8.3410 45 742 56 Bunnythorpe... „ p.o. P.o. po. Sl Marton ... § 850 {1:^757 Gl Terrace End p.o. P.o. P.o. 57, Uouny Glen ... P.o. po no 62 Palmerston ... „ 11.50 5.0 5.35 02 Turakiua Platform £ So So' So' 66 Long Burn p.o. P.o. G3,Tnrakiua ... ™ 9 25 11 «) 30 Kararo , p.o. P.o. GS Wangaehu ... 1 po. p 0 „ o M S lakltl s™ a - » l>-o- m P.O. 74 Fordell ... ° So K So' 73 Oroua Bridge... „ p.o. P.o. 77 Matarawa ... % p o So' So /6 Bainesse ... „ p.o. J? P.o. 79 Okoia ... te So po" po 80 Caniaryon ... „ p.o. %$ p.o. 83 East Tow ... " "* So So So 83 Motuiti ... „ p. 0 . fe p.o. 83 Aramoho. ... ',*, g $% P l i'o P 9 5S 86 Foxton ... „ 'jgb g 10.0 BTa8 T a " gttl " u - A "-' iTe 1-20 106 WANGANUI AND NEW PLYIiIOETH. DOWN. XTP. » 3tations - A : M 1 P " M - %j%- Stations. a.m. a.m. w-nganni ... __„, Depart S.O 4.15 g^-1 - Now.Plpmouth, dept by train : Fo" 3 Aramolio , G.lO 4.25 °Mg Stratford, dept by coach .. 95 / Brunswick „ p.o. P.o. P'"" 12 Kai liri arrive 6.45 5.0 >,=£ Waverley, dept by Coach ... 6.30 Kai Iwi depart by Coach 7.0 5.10 |% £ Kai Iwi, arrive by coac "to* Waverley arrive by Coaoh 8.10 «S Kaiiwi Depart 10 0 70 _. „ , r.M. «—S 6 Brunswick ... „ o „'„ Stratford arrive by Coach 5.0 s^l 10 Aramoho ifiq*? Hrvk [New Plymouth arr. by Train 7.12 g-jf 12J Wanganni ". ;;; qn-ive| Iml 7.'45 p.o. Platforms onlt— Trains do not stop at these unless required. Notice shaU be riven to fha Guard at tho previous stopping Station. B """ T. F. ROTHERAM, General Manager. All Time Tables issued prior to this dato are now cancelled.

CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! ! CLOTHING ! ! SPECIAL FOR THE TIMEsi OWING to the great depression n the money market, GL FLYGER Is compelled to realize on his large stock of Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, which must be sold at once to meet present engagements. This is not a puff, but a genuine announcement, which the following prices will show : — D.B. Tweed Coats, from ... 13s 6d Alpacca Coats, from , 6s Od Silk Dust Coats, reduced to 12s 6d Trousers and Vests, from ... 14s 6d Tweed Trousers, from ... 8s Od Good line in Mole Trousers, at 6s 6d, and all other lines equally low. G EJO EG E E L^Y GE R, MELBOURNE HOUSE, Two doors from the Post Office. WHEELER AND WILSON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE. FROM the News of the World, 3rd November, 1578.— " The Glories of Industry. — In fche peaceful strugglel of work and progress at the Paris Exhibiton, the WHEELER AND WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY have surpassed the victories they have achieved at all preceeding exhibitions by gaining an indisputable pre-eminence over 80 compefcitiors, and carrying oft' the only GRAND. PRIZE ' awarded to SEW* ING MACHINES (which musfc nofc be confounded with the ' Gold Medal, a secondary prize), for the superiority and excellence of their latter productions. The tesitmony of a jury composed of competent and critical authoc rities will not fail to guide the pubii» in the perplexing difficulty of choos- - ing an article that is now a necessity to every one." Send for a circular to DRUMMOND AND ALEXANDER, Agents, Eidgway Street, Wangaaui.