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Wanganui Herald, Volume XV, Issue 4132, 7 May 1881, Page 1

Conveyances NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TATEA-MANAWATU SECTIONS. Time-table on and iter Ist February, 18S1. UP; MILKS. STATIONS. A.M. , A.M. I P.M. Wangamii ttpt. 110.501 10.50 4.15 3 Aramoho .. .. „ U-W 4.25 23 Turaiuna .. .. „ j « » JUJ 33 Marion , J-5 6-S5 37 Gveatford , 1--0 7 -° 43 Halcombo .. .. arr. ■ Halcombe .. ..dpt. 7.0 | 1.00 <.£0 51 Foildimr .. » ?- 35 i 2 - 10 7 -°° 02 ralmenU:: .. „ 5.30 \ 2.45 8.30 86 Foxtou » 10-0 I 3- 30 °- 65 DOWJN. MlliKi'! STATIONS. A.M. | A.M. I'.JI. io*xton .. .. dpt. 10.15 4.25 Palmerston .. „ OAO 12.15 5.1 a r.M. 35 Feilding ... „ 7.35 1.10 0.30 43 Ualwmbe . .. aiT. 8.6 1.15 /. 0 49 Halcombc .. dpt. 5.20 7.20 54 Greatford.. .. „ »-'is 7.42 63 Marton .... „ 9.1 7.57 j 83 Turaiuna »-o7 e-w Aramoho.. •• „ IJ-10 9-55 TIME TABLE-WANGANUI & XJSW PLYMOUTH. . BOWK. MILES. STATIOKS. \ I'- 31 - ' Wanganui .. .. depart 7. J0 4.15 j 3 Aramoho ». £50 l.2 O 25 Waitotara .. .. arrive 9.25 6.0 Waverley ■• •• » 9- 55 b - 30 UP. MIIBS. STATIONS. A.M. ) P.M. Waverle/ .. •• depart. 7.15 4.55 Waitotara.. .. „ 8 -l 5 5 - 25 5 Nukumaru .. » 9 Okehu .. .. n IS Kailwi .. .. >> 18 Brunswick .. » „ 23 Aramoho .. .. , 0.50 j<• 0 25 Wanganui.. .. avnvc 10. 0 1 7-10 All Time Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled. BOTmRAM| General Manager. /^OBB AND/^O. 'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Andbew Young Proprieto For New Plymouth via Normanby, Stratford, and Inglewood, daily, Tuesdays ex cepted. TIME TABLE. OUTWARD : A.M. Passengers leaves Wanganui by train 7 Arriving at Waitotara 8 40 Waverley 10 Patea H 15 Kakaramea. 11 45 P.M. Manutahi 12 30 Hawera 1 45 Normanby - 2 45 Ngaere. ••• 6 INWARD. Passengers leave New Plymouth by train at 7 a.m. Arrive Ngaere 9.20 „ Coach leaves Ngaere 9.30 „ Arrive Normanby 11 }) Hawera 12 „ Manutahi 1 V- m Kakaramea 1.30 „ Patea 2 „ Waverley 4. „ Waitotara 6 „ A coach leaves Patea daily (Sundays excepted), at 6 a.m. Arrives at Waitotara 7 a.m. Passengers and parcels booked at Cobb and Co.'s office, Victoria Hotel, near the Catholic Church, Victoria Avenue. c. hTchavannes, Agent. 1864 ESTABLISHED 1864 ARRIVAL OF 35 CASES — OF— New and Fashionable Winter Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, Ladies' and Children s Jackets, Ulsters, Underclothing, &c, &c., Dress Materials in Serge, Satin, Cloths, Tweeds, Cashmeres, Winceys etc., Two & Four Button Kid Gloves, TAM O'SHANTER HATS AND LADIES' JERSEYS. Splendid value in English and Colonial Blankets, &c. Men's and Boys' Clothing, in Suits, Ulsters, W. P. Tweed Coats, Trousers and Vests &c., Unequalled Selection in Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Shirts, Scarves, etc., etc., etc. PURCHASE MY TWEED SUITS AT 455, AND SHIRTS AT 2s 6d. The Only Establishment which advertises and practices the Grand and Just principles of a discount for Cash, aud marking in plain figures. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. A. CASS CORNER AVENUE AND TAUPO QUAY NEAR BRIDGE. NOTICE. THE BUSINESS hitherto earned on by me uuder the style of "Taylok and Watt," has this day been Closed, aud will in future be conducted in my own name. I take this opportunity of thanking my friends for past favours, and look for a continuance ef the same in the future. All accounts owing to the late Firm are requested to be paid to Mr Lloyd Jones, whom I have appointed my attorney. JOHN P. WATI. Ist March, 1881. PALMERSTON NORTH. SUBSCRIBE to the "Wanganui Hkrald" aud " The Yeoman" are notified that H. C. Collinson, Photographer and Stationer, the Square, has been appointed agent, and can rocure their copies from him immediately aj ter the arrive! of the eaiag train,