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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4300, 9 May 1885, Page 6 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. I NAPIER SECTION. . ■ TIMETABLE W On and after December 15th, 1884. H WEEK DAYS OlferT : ?I SOUTH. ';■---• _">^| * STATIOKS. 5 a.m. a id. am !p-m- p.m pit p. Hit * Spit ..dep. .. 10.22 11.15 2-4S 3.50 .. .. ■ o _, atr .. 10 30 11.23 2-56 3.58 .. .. ■ 2 Napier dop 7.2510.5 c 30 4.20 6.30 9.30 ■ 5 *AwatotO .. .. .. .. H t Farndon ".. 7.43 1110 .;:. 3.20 4.40 .. 9.50 ■ 11 *Whakatu H 13 "Tomoana 6.15 . • H , .. arr .. 1130 — 10.10 M 14 Bastings dep g 5 360 g 5 . H 19 *Pakl Paki , .. .. ..- ■ 25 *Poukawa.. .. .... H 29 i'u Aute .. 9.0 4.60 6 5 H 33*Pukeheu.. .. - .... 3x ICaikora .. 935 r : 5-25.. M 41 vVaiptiwa . 9.4S ~5-SO 6.F8 >f ■ .l5 s Tartwa .. o __ 46 Waipu. nn . .... T_ ■ Iturau del 10 12 0 5 7.15 & ■ 5 'Woburn .. .. -'■■:' ■■ -— "2 50 -i'nmvbar .. ■ 0 4-2 3 H f,9!Tatep»u .. 1t.2 ■!• '. 0.67 in ■ G j*Kopua .... .. H 07,*l'apktu .... •• ■ 68 Orinondvllli 11.35 7 3,'> H 70 Makotaku.. 11.H3 7 42 M 74*Ua.tama.u. .. .. H 79,* M mgntore .. .. SI Danevlrko .... - • p m. S2T.ihorsit3 12. 8 ■ NORTa "H stations am. am.iatn, p.m. p.m. p.m "?. Tahoraitc. dep. .. . • 6.65 1.30 H 1 *">')anevirke .... -j. ..• .. 3 *.Mangatcra .... , • r. .. S * vliitnaiau .... i "_ •• __ 12 ankotuku .... . U«~- 2.15 ■ 14 Ormondville .. .. I 7.561 2-22 M U> «Pap&tu .. .. . :^J 17 *Kopua .. .. 2?i 23Takapau 825 2.53 §i ■ 26 *Omawharo .... .. .. - 31 *VVoburn .. .. 3 ■ 30 Waipukurau ... 6.35 9-25 3.45 "2 ■ 37 *Xarewa .... 3 41 Waipawa .. .. 655 9.4S 4.4 <g H 45 Kaikora .. ..7-3 10.4 4.17 ■ 49 *Pukehou .... .. .. ~^M 53TeA.ute .. .. 7.43 10.35 4.60 ■ 57 *Ponkawa .... i .. .. ■~ 63*irakiPaki .. .. .. .. ■ eSHasttaßS .. .. 8.43 10.0 11.38 1,35 5.45 6.45H 69 -*Totnoana .. .. - .. .. 7! *Whakatu .. .. -.. .. ■ 74 Farad on .. .. 9-4 10.23,12 3' 2-0 .6.8 7.5 H 77 *Awatoto \ sn vr „,-„ f arr. 9.20 10.43 12.23 2 2 6.30 7.25H 80 Japier j dep 9 . 30 wM , x,„ 3 . 15 82 ..arr. 93i 10.5 v l 1,3(- 3-23 stations. Trains do not stop less required. 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