RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1924, Page 8

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS

In order to meet the desires of the far-back schools to see the Special Ser^ vice Squadron, the Railway Department has recast-and extended its proposals for to-morrow's excursion trains. The sphool excursion starting from Clareville at 8.55 a.m. is cancelled, and the following trains will run on Wednesday: "(a) Running northward from Wangamairi 7.10, Konini 7.16, Pahiatua 7.30, Mangatainoka 7.43, WoodviUe 8.10, joining up there with the train from Dannevirke, and reaching TJiorndon a t 12.46; leaving Thorndon at 4.30 p.m. ■;{b) Running southward from Hukanui 7.5. Newman, 7.19, Kketahuna 7.32, iMangamahoe 7.50, Mauriceville 8 0 Kopuaranga 8.10, Opaki 8.20, Masterton 8.'45 taking from- -there -High School p.tpils; at Feathorston 9.56, taking on pupils from Martinborough, Kahutara, Pirinoa districts, arriving at Lambton at 12.52, and "leaving at 4.50. ■jc) Leaving Masterton at 5.40 a.m a train with • the Technical School pupils, .CMle'tnn 6.4-, Dalefield 6.10, Matarawa 6'lß. Fcat'i"i«ton 6.43, taking from , there Fe sUierston and adjacent schools, such as Kaiwaiwai, S. Featherston Tauherenikau, but excluding Martinborou^h and district, arriving, at. Lambton "at 10.22, and leaving at~2.£o p.m. ;(d) By ordinary train f rom ' Clarevillo 7.35 a.m.. Greytown 7.55, Cross Creek 8.57, Kaitoke 10.15, lilangaroa 10.30 arriving 11.44, and leaving at 4.13 p.m (e| From Upper Hutt 8.37 a.m., taking children fiom Akatarawa, Te Mania, Kar.ipoti, arriving at 9.37, and leaving at ,12.10 p.m. ,