RAILWAY FARES FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1986, 31 March 1885, Page 3

RAILWAY FARES FOR EASTER HOLID AYS.

ro the huirou. Sin,— l notico liy adveiti-einent in yom paper that the Kailway Depaitmeut does not intend making .my niatoiial induction in the faies for the Ea>ti r holiday. The only leduction that is made is the i->->uing oi Saturday return tickets. Such a concehsinn is baiely woith speaking of. Tn point of fact the Depaitment has done little more than run a few extia trams, for the faxes aie veiy much the same as on oidmaiy occasions. Now, people were led to expect that the success of the recent exclusions would have encouraged the Depaitment to have treated uh a little tnoie liheially during the coming holidays. But the success of Tuesday's excursion seems to have been altogether thrown away on the Department. lam certain that had mime material reduction been made, say lettun tickets at single fares, not only the public, but the Depattment would have been veiy much benefited. Ti listing tho suggestion is not yet too late for consideiation, — 1 am, &c, SKTrXEK. Cambridge Maich 27, 188."..

Damaged wheat for s.ilo at the Cambridge flour mill. MrT. G. Sandes will be in Hamilton all diy to-morrow to meet contractors. Tenders for the erection of school buildings .it Taotaoroa are requir-d by the 10th April The proposal to borrow money in luntanrna nding, Piako County, was tarried on the 'Jstb iust Messrs Hally Bros., brewers and iml'crs, C mibudge, have dissolved partnership, and those indebted to the firm will do well to observe a notice in our business columns. I\im.Ksitov.— The main cause of norvousntb:, is indigestion, and that is ci'iscd by weakness ot the stomach. No one can have sound nervt ■, and good health without usmp American d> \ Hop Bitters to s r^nuthen thu I'om.ih, purilv the blood, and keep the livrr and kidneys artive to carry off ail the poisonous and w»st« matter of (be syitoia. See