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Manawatu Herald, Rōrahi II, Putanga 100, 10 Hereturikōkā 1880, Page 1
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NEW ZEALAND EALLWATS ..„ . ,. .. Wihganut-Manawaut Section. TIME TAT'Lrc. vv. C DEPART FROM |aM A. m . 0 Wanganui 7.0 12.16 4.U 3 Aramoho 7.1012.25 4.2 3 East Town po po po 8 Okoia po po po 9 Matarawa po po po P.M. 13 Fordell po P« P© 18 Wangaehu po p« po 23 Turakina 8.43 1M «.50 24 „ Platform... po po po 29 Bonny Glen po po po 33 Marton 9.17 2.29 6 23 37 Greatford 9.33 2.45 6.38 40 Kekiriki po po po 43 Halcombe, arrive .... 10.0 3.10 7.0 Haleombe, depart .... 10 - ; C 3£c '- 20 49 Mnkinoßoad P- P° P° 61 Feilding 10.55 4.5 7.£0 54 Taonui po po P<> 66 Bunnythorpe po P° P<> 61 Tei race Eud po P' 1 P° 62 Palmerßton 11.50 5.0 8.c5 6(> Long: Bum p o P ° 68 Knroro po . . po 69 Tiakitahuna po ?.£• P 0 73 Oroua Bridge po |c P« 76 Baincsse pi> a>> P° 80 Carnai voa po «-g P° 83 Motuiti po P.m. fl| 86i Foxion, arrive 1.2 C ° " DOWN. DFPABT FROM A.M. a!M;A.M' *'" I' Foxton | ! 7.0 po 3 Motuiti ipopo 6 Carnarvon po ?o K' 'Bainesse a po po 14 Oroua Bridge . . S-po po 17 Tiakitahuna .... *gipo 5.1° 19 Karere jffJp 0 P° 20 i.ony Turn .... j2 g jpo po 21 Palmerston .... 7.20| g 3 ' 8 - 5( l '° 26 Twrace Kiid .... po j •-* « I | JO $•&* 30 Buiiuylliorpe .... po sffi5 ffi popo 32 Tao.ui j i-o 1° po 7 0 35 Feilclirg . . . M. . ! 7.2«| j O.'-Jo 7.20 3S AI.-ikini> hood . ...Ipo j ipo po 43 Iblcombe, arrive j 7.5-3 iIO.O (7.42 Ifalcoinbe, depart i j 8.10,10 20J7.07 46 Kakiriki I poP o |p o 49 Greatford ...... L 8 3^:0.45!p0 64 Marton jg . p.oi'l.l 830 67 Bonny Glen . . . . I po jpo po f ; 2 Turukina I'latfttii :«'§! po Ipo |po I 63 Turakina I >. 9.25 11.40isyO 68 Wangaehu ; -§ 'S | P o j P 0 jp o 74 Fornell > s i po P ° IP ° 77 ihitarawa K Is ! po i po |P 0 79 Okoia '■* VJ p O ipo Ipo B 3 East Town i polpo po 83j Aramoho | 10.50- 1 .10 9.55 86| Wanganui, arrive jll.O ) 1.V0|10.5 A train leaves W«DK"»iui for Kai Iwi at I 7 a.m and 4 to p.m., leaving there at 10 a.m. and 5.16 p.m. p 0. — Platforms only. Trains do not atop at these stations unless required. Notice should be given U the Guard at the ! previous stopping alation ! T. F. RO*HKRHAM, Gueral Manager. '10 FISHEKMEN AKi) OTHEIIS. If« O R S A h E — FISHING SKINES and SET NETIJ in large variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Twin*. and Cork Floaus. Apply GEORGE iJARNAHD, Taranaki-street, Wellington, oppo- site the IJarracks. (77J SALE. AT THI WELLINGTON BKASB FOVUVIIY a*p COPPI'B WOP.^S liItANPON-STKEET. Bra?a force and lift pump Douglaß pumps Brine puc ps Steam donkey enginea. Stt-am and water gaugeo Every description of steam engine fitting* Hydraulic rams Water pipes Culvasifitd spouting and ridging, and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for isheep waphing Every utticle connected with, atation work ESTIMATES GIVEN FOU BBA ; SS AND COPPEK WOBJK of every description. S. BANKS & SOSrr Whiusoton Brass, Fovndk*, 4 Coppb* Wokkß, triui(lon-«itr(tt, WellinK " j . "jacks olT; "O OOT AND SHOE MAKE Wn.LIB-BTRKKT, WeLLIHOTOW, In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respeatfully intorm them that he still maintains his position as I'fiEMIEU HOOT AND SHOEMAKER 0/ WELWNarON. Hie Shooting and Walking BOOU always give satisfaction as regardt* Fit, Fashion, aud faultlott appearaaoe. Country Customers will receive mty aUeaue».
