NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2130, 23 April 1914, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

WELLINGTON If ACI7S AT TRENTHAM, 23rd trail 23th APRIL. Holiday excursion, tickets, available fer return until 27th -ijirM, } will 1» obtained as under I From Levin, I'uterun. anil intermediate stations to Wellington (lljorHdon), o.R 22nd 1 and 24th April. From Mast«rt«n, Gwytows, Cross Creek, "and intermediate stations, io Wellington ULambtun), on 22ml April, 23rd April (by morning (ruins only), and 2Mi April, 1914. , On 28rd avid 25th April, tickets (jacttitfin": admission io Racecourse, available for 1,1 se on day of i&uo Duly, will be obtainable wider:— Te-Aro, Wellington (Lambton), Ngahanriuiga, P-rtoM Car- Seafcefl And Lower Hutt to Tren- riages. Vijfions. tham (Return) Js. Ptl. fe. Gd. From Slaster'ton, Greytowji, Cms? Crock, and, intermediate stations—to Trent ham, : available for return on day of issue only, I Holiday Excursion Fares, by trains leaving Maslerton at 7.30 a.m. and IMS a.m., and Greytown at 8.5 and i1.2'0 a.m.. nn<t . Admis-ion to Racpeonrso is NOT included in Holiday .Eximraori Fares. • TE AKO-WOOBVILLE LINE, On 23rd and Jsth April, Rac.o train witi Win as follow:— For RACECOURSE—Ta Aro flop. 10.2.? aiul 16.13 n.m., Wellington 10.18, lfl.i}, ll.fi, 11.9 a.m., 3.2.8 p.iu. The ID.J3 a.m. frani To Aro and 10.40 a.m. from Wellington ■ trains wilt not step for passengers on route. The 10.IS a.m. traia from "Wellington will stop at Pctono and Lower Hutt for passengers. The 10,43 a.m. train, from Te Aro will ■stop only at Pelade for passengers. The 11.0 and 11.9 a.m. trains from Wellington will stop only at Lower Rutt for passengers. Tho 12.6 p.m. train from Wellington will step lit EaUvarra,' Ngahanrangii, J?etoh», and' Lower Wuit for oassaiiflers. -- from BACBCOUBSE-For WELLINGTON ami TE ABO at 5.10 and 5.30 p.ia.. ami for WELLINGTON ONLY at fcs3; 5.20,, 5.4®, and 5.52 p.m. The. 4.53, 5,10, 5.20, 5.50.-S.M and 5.52 p.m. trains will step at Lower Butt and Petisne for passengers, and, in arhlitwn., tho 4.53, 5.40. and 5.52 jj.in. trains will also.stop iit NgahnHranga for passengers. Passengers from Nga.liaura.nga _wi.ll require to travsl by Hie train, feav'ing N£ahauranga at 10.5'a.m,,. those iram I'etcne by trains leaving P*tone at 10,13, 10.83', and 11.5 a.m., and 12.24 p.m., and thoS'e from Lower Htift. by trains leaving totter Hutt at 10.20, 16.38,; 11,19. 11.28 a.iu., and 12.31 p.»i, '.trains will leave Mastertoil at > JO a.m., ,8.43 a.m., Carterton 7,57, 9.13 a.m.,' Gfs?{awn 5.5, 0.40 a.m.,, Fcatlierston 8,87, 9,50 •a.m.. Kaitoke 10,1.8, 11.28 a.in., and owive Trerjthstm 10.52 and 11,53 a.m. Train for 31astflrtoii, stopping, if re quired, at all stations-, will leave Tr&iitham. at 5.15 a.m., tipper Hutt -3.25, Kaitske 0.0, Featlierston 7.23, Greytoivn orr. (,50, MaSterton 4rr. 845 p.m. The nsufll 4.15 p.m. WeUjtijjtan-Maslct-

ten Iftiltt will bo ddayed, and viH ]<»£• Wellington at G;0 l>.w. This train M-iQ stop at Tmitltam to take up passengers, "IVqiMiaw <l*P- 6-53 P.M. Soason tickets. (IViiss Reporters' tickot'K oxcoptwl). Tem'isi tickets, aijtl Free will NO'r be availaMi) by the fiaco ttaijis.' . The only trains by wiiieji Baeo tiifets will Jjo issued \v-ill lie the Kwb trails, thiy 9.55 a.'ia.. . We]Hi)g}.on-VCoodv : i}Jo tafn (from' Ngahauraijge,' Petonifi, inid lower Jlubi only), the 12.15 p.M. V-ellfnSton™ Unper Hnli: (on 25th only), ihfi O2 pjn,, Wtlliiißton-Uppor VS.-a\i ton SHi imly), nwl the 1.20 j).in. WeJHisgtW-ltitpnv'H«U (rain?.. Tiio usuiil 7.30 a.m. JtasteriohAV.dMj.Vif. ton taiiiii will.-tevo Musl-ortan lit -S.-fS a.m., Carterton !'M2, IVoodsicln i),Si>, fvn; Uiorstsn BjiO, Kaitafco 11.28, Upper tfutt 11.53 Trontiiuni aw. U.SB, d#p. iM Lairof .Hut* 12JO j).«» v I'obofto 12,31, Nfi4» hiiufaugn.. 12. Ci WoJUiigiqii Srr. 1ff.52. ' , A Spfielaj. J'assrsigof triUti fpi- Trejvth.in| iriil leave jlW,erto'i> '.it T. 30 a.ta.. Cartw ion ?.S", Gruyto-vfii -8.5,' sj'caihorsto» 8.37, TrftntJmm arr. 10,52 a,m, Additional traijis will leave Grcytown for WflodsMs itt 9.20 A.m., iHakmg'eoJwQpjr tioß at Wootisido \vilk ilio S.ilß ®.m- tra.i'n from Mostflfton., , , :;

ffoin Trm'tham inr statJOTS Upper ftiitt mi bftfoml will travel by special tmfci leatine Trentltani for Mssterfon at 5.15 M,m., UpJ"* W'# fi.S, l-oftlliovslou 7.23, Ctajioivh iwr. 7.35. Cartorfoii den> S.G, lissic-rtwi art. 8,35 p,w. ■ NQTE.—'The. usunl ili) p-to. "WdMiigtimAlasterton .train will te rfciycif, and will teivc Wettiiiijton. at GiO'-p.m., I-qww H'itt 0.23, Upper HnU 7.3", Kaite'iie 7ioo. Pen? tfoefsiOM 9,50, Ciwytmrti nrl - . 9.-tO, C'avdsrton dep. 3,50 Mastci'tou mrf", 10,10 p.m.' In addition to usimi stojw this trntij .ViU also step. a : t Trenffiani to take ii.p Jfissengefs. • " . :' The 5-12 p.m. vain from Wcfihiftiiern oii SStd April will nm to Lo*w Butt only, A tvafu will leovo Low Hvitt for Uiviwr H»itt at O.C J.'iK 'Hiq tisaal iO: 1 !} a.m. We!lington-W6o(l< villo train will k-avo Wcllijiftton 3.85; Kfti*arr» itt.O,' NEaliaiiTAiißii 10 Ji. PoloriS ltt,M, liovper EHtt 10.20, t!'pp.cr Evitt a.ir. H. 2 a.m., dep. 11.51 a.m. tb.fe!«o at: wSuel tiroes. . . . ' An extai train wSH leave Lower JJutt tor WeUhisCon at 11.2S a.tm Tl)r wsim] W. 35 a,.sn> taffl LewoV Hiitt te W«U-mgtpn will leaW' toi«W fHiii *t iB,S3 l a.lft.','W«ilfiiaßt«n"aj , 'r.'"H',l3 , iCvil?" *i An estta. trmsj;, ste-oj)i»s ■•at fill titat.iq.na Wqnicet!, foV iKlteSiigftlf, wffl I<Mv'b TJpipe* Hutt for Vfcllinßtaii »t 4. ; ffl ji-fIV; The 4.47 »/m, toln, Uwia-Jfettt to \V-feU litigtoh, iviH leave Upjrcr HriU: a* » r >;43 tijn.i tiower Hutt 6,3j! ».w.» .Peloiia 6.."j1i. Jfgatoiraugft G..tl, AVoltostow f-vr> Gia "fio 5.15 p.m. trail* U-pjier ttutt te ]ingt(?» <>Satufda}:S) will 1?OT ruit on SDlii Aprfi. The 5.10 SAW. traii) from will stop at HcT6t-aiu»sfa to lake , up ;>nS' SSftßtl*. ■ . T)i.« usual G.T5r. p,m. lower Miigiort tr*in will icavti tiavei , Jp|);;a| 8.50 p.m., Petoiii ii.si jwn. ' 3Y OJIDEE.

The Taihapo Co-operative Dairy Comoany paid out £1618 to suppliers of butter-fat 'for the- Siosith of Maori}. TliP output of butter from tlio fitctery at Ohutu totalled 40,9921b., an hififea.se of five tons over tho output for tile corresponding mouth last year. Til connection with the proposed establishment of freezing works afc Hamilton, canvassers have recently been busv in the Kaitieke and adjoining districts. As the Taihapa work* will be much nearer to the Kaitieke farmers, il was expected that all the fat- stock from that district would bo railed south for freezing at Taihape, It is stated that tlio Taikapo Borough Council intends t«j take no further action in connection with the resignation of the Taihape Volunteer Fire Uriptade, and that tfeb matter will remain in abeyance uiiti! May o, on which dato tlio brigade's resignation takes effect. A new brigade will ihcii bn formed. Tim eotiticil jMwiwisty eavo tlio brigade notice of dismissal to take effect from April 18. The Groyiown Swimininn Club h(M a meeting on Tuesday iiight, Mr. Oliphaiit presiding. Th& report, and bal-ance-sheet for the carnival was rproivpd. Gross n>coipU amunnted to £.11). and after paying ali ospe-nsp-s a. surplus of some £15 wns shown, antl ■£fl was votod towards tlio birth* fund, leaving a balance in fotnd for next war. i

At the annual nie«ling of iHn 'fsihapn Golf Club on Titesday, the biit-ance-shcet for the year showed that tho receipts totalled £62 12s. 3d., and tho expenditure £01 18s. -Id. The overdraft at the bank was £D 0 1O«