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Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 132, 3 December 1888, Page 4

XTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. TIME-TABLE. NOBTH SOUTH. iiSS. ............ Bi ::: : : :5§ |i wo i°:" 22 p gwo «. A m« '.::::• gp. BSS :::::: § 8 : : .; : : :g3 djoo ' <« gO§ d ..... :S«: S« R»o : : : : : : p, '2>. Ci Mi"* ** "*" • ffl B*3 :::::: x S - S - w -^- c] -^S^ •t£t£ »pH *5 » « •* BS.S ::::•• |::: :: i^ P.W.-5 a ggjq© ::: ; : (j ;;;;:;: ; «agoS?«S2S : g" :::::::: SW^a'^ 1 " 6. MS*"*? Sg : . : : : i i^«l »s :zm%^ «!,- 3 ::: :: : g« S •::::::: E■: : : H^. .i/jw<2 o g •*•>'"! : : : : : fl o«. « q Sh a ■ ■'•■'■ : <o a > S%A I ■:: II : fl ::• 5 : iSS «««• d ' jjr^t-odo'rHr-irwM :::::•:• & l l ' : l ] ] "S :::::: g piiui ifjfiitt glllllll HSlilJg •3.30 p.m. North train will stop it required atKaiwarra, Ngahauranga, and Potone, only to piok up passengers for stations north of Lower Hutt. . f Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. EXTRA TRAINS. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, Lower Hntt for Wellington at 10.15 p.m., and Wellington for Lower Hutt at 11.15 p.m. On Saturdays only, Lower Hutt for Wellington at 10.10 a.m., and Wolliwrton for Lower Hutfc at 12 noon ; Lower Hutt for Upper Hutt at 1.57 p.m. All time-tables issued prior to tniß date are now cancelled. GENERAL CONDITIONS. Arrival and Departure of Trains.— The Department does not pledge itself as to the despatoh or arrival of the trains at the exact time shewn in the Time Tables ; should oiroumstances render it impossible or inexpedient for a train to proceed, the fares paid will bo returned ; the Department doos not nndortako to forward passengers in such caseß. „ , Children.— Children undor three years of age are carriod froo ; above three and nnder twelve years of age at half fare. Passengers cor' bo booked at Btations conditionally only übat thero is room in tho train. „ Passengers entering tho train at a booJong station without a ticket, or having got in at a flag station, and not taking a ticket at tho proper booking station, will be charged ono shilling in addition to tho ordinary fare. Horses, Carriages, and Dogs.— TheDepartmont doos not undertake to forward horses, carriages, or dogs by any particular train ; but whon sent, they must be at tho forwarding station half-on-hour before the departuro of tho train. The owners of horsoß must provide means of scouring them in the horsebox, and the Railway Department will not be accountable for any injnries snstained through thoir breaking loose or otherwise, nor will it undertako to carry unbroken or vicious horses. At oountry stations requisitions for horßO-boxes or oarriage-trnckß .must be mado the day before they are , , . Dogs must be provided with chains, or other sufficient means of securing them. They will not be allowed m carriages,and 'the sender must obtain a ticket, to be given I up before the end of the journey, before the 'dog is delivered. . • Luggage. — Each passenger is allowed to ,tako 1121bs of personal luggage free (not including merchandise of any kind), and for every 561bs or fraction of 561bs above this 'weight, for every 50 milos or fraction of 50 imileß, the chorgo will be one shilling. No iluggage will be allowed to bo taken into the carriages, unless of such a size that it can be placed under the seat without inconvenience. The Department will not bo responsible for luggage whioh is not carried in tho van, or which passengers may have neglected to see labelled. Passengers having luggage to go by train must present it at |the station at least ten minutos before the .advertised doparture of the train, or the Do■partment will not bo responsible for its despatch. Passonjrers who have lost luggage ore requested to give notice to tho Stationmastera at once. The Department ; will not be responsible for any luggago or parcels improperly loft about the Btation premises. I Goods ana parcels to flag 1 stations, platforms, and private sidings, whore no officor of the Department is in charge, must bo propaid, and will be put out at such stations at the risk of tho consignee. Parcels must be at the station at least thirty minutes before the advertised time of departnro of the train by which thoy are to bo forwarded. . . Smoking ia strictly prohibited in any part of the railway premises, or in tho carriages, except those speoially set apart and marked for tne purpose. V .T. P. MAXWELL, General Manager . TO DAIRY FARMERS. BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTEB. fTMLE undersigned are Cash Buyers of 'Prime Butter, fresh or salted, ! DAVID BARR & CO., Te Aro Store, Cuba-street. HF I E L D E R I HAB 900 BEDSTEADS TO CHOOSE FROM, At 16s, 21s 6d, 245, 30a each. COMPLETE Upper or Lower Sets of Artificial Teeth from £± 4s. A deposit only neoessary until patient is satisfied. Mb. W. E. HALL, Dentist. Willis-street. HPHE SUFFERERS BOON.— Just Pub .1 lished, in Pamphlet form, NATURE'S HIDDEN TREASURE, by a FRENCH DOCTOR. A sure guide for the PERMANENT CURE of NERVOUS DEBILITY. XOST MANHOOD, &0., &o. To marriod persons, or those about to marry, it worth its weight in DIAMONDS. Prico, post, Is 8d (N.Z.) Stamps. Addre&vFRENCH SPECIALIST, P.O. Box 7G6 Sydney. Please mention thia.papor. NOTICE TO LAW STUDENTS. FINAL LAW EXAMINATION. ,^\M R. 0. E. MATTHEWS' Classes for the 'JJI Final Law Examination meet at his rosidence, Wellington-terrace, on tho evenings of Monday, .Wednesday, and Friday in eaoh week. Intending candidates wonld be In ample time for the March examination. Terms on application. \ NY person suffering from indigestion through tho loss of thoir teeth, should consult Mb. W. E. HALL, Dentist, Willis-street. , CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS. SCOTT, CUTHBERTiSON & CO.'S Prize Medal Paperhangings. Largo assortment in stock. Fifteen bales to arrive per Inverc&rgill. Theso lattor are a consignment from this eminent firm of their newest and best designs. Prices and patterns defy competition. R. DONALDSON. Agent, Ballancc-strect. TEETH FOB THE MILLION. A RTIFICIAL TEETH, adapted to the mouth, from 10s each. Time given" for payment to acoredited persons. Mil. W. E. HALL, Dentist, Willis-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. T^ HOLM & CO., *- * COAL & WOOD MERCHANTS, > . Have removed from the yard, Old Custom-house-street, to Clyde-quay, opposite City Hotol. All orders punctually attended to. All ooal kept under cover. Telephone, 312. WOODSIDB SAWMILLS, Near Featherston. ri"\OTARA, Matai, Rimu, and White Pine JL at Reasonable Rates ; also, Rusticated Boarding, T and G Flooring and Lining. DUNCAN BROS. ,