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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 25

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THE IRAIN YOU WANT WELLINGTON (THORNDON)-AUCKLAND. Not Sat. Not Sat. Hot Bat. nra p m p m ■•ra> P>m- P"mLeave 'Wellington 7.52 2.0' #7.15 Leave Auckland.. 7.53 *7.10 »7.40 Next day^ " Next day Arrive AucMand llJfii I'.fi 9.34 Arrive ■Wellington li.lo 9.30 12.38 ♦Also runs on Sundays. WELLINGTON (THORNDON)-WANGANUI-NEW PLYMOUTH. S., Tu., Thy ? **•• *• Leave Wellington 9155 I<U5 Leave New Plymouth 8.25 9.10" " Next^daj: / pa|> N«^ day Arrive Wanganui 3.52 4.25 Leave ■ Wanganui 12.4 12.52 Arrive New Plymouth 7.48 8.15 Arrive Wellington 6.3 6.32 WELLINGTON (THORNDON)-HASTINGS-NAPIER. • m. am ••nu '•ln" Leave WeUington .. ,— 9.32 Leave Napier .. :.. 8.20 3.4 Leave> Palmeraton N. 7.17 12^26 . Leave Palmerston N... 1.8 8.31 Arrive Napier.. .. izAl 5.9 " Arrive Wellington .. 4.14 11.10 WELLINGTON (THORNDON)-PALMERSTON NORTH. Not Sat. Bun. »jn. a.m. a.m. ».m. p.m. P-™- .p.m. P-m. Leave Wellington .. 7.52 8.20 9.32 9.55 2.0 5.40 7.15 7.15 Arrive Palmerston N. 10.38 I2T 12.15 111 l 4.57 9:43 9.50 9.50 am a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. P-m. Leave Palmerston N. 6.50 6.58 9.30 1.8 3.16 3.43 8.31 Arrive Wellington' .. 9.30 11.17 12.38 '4.14 6.3 7.13 11.10 WELLINGTON (LAMBTON)-MASTERTON-WOODVILLE. ' ».m. p.m. ••»• Pmi Leave Lambton .. 7.50 4.15 Leave WooSville ; .., — 12.13 iTrive Masterton .. 11.15 7.52 Leave Masterton ... 7.35 2.9 p.m. Arrive Lambton ' »« 11.38 5.44 Arrive Woodville .. 1.26 — Unless otherwise shovm the above trains run on week-days, Monday to Saturday inclusive. SINGLE FARES. I " Fifty-trip. Tvrelve-triD — — Ordinary per trip. pertnp. 1 Miles ."lit 255 lit I 2nd j Ist I 2nd Miles. "" s. d. £a.a.£S.d. £B. d. Master on - 66 0 10 4 0 7 I O . Q Q g g WoodviU, ' 9 81010 0 7 50 11 11 0 8 1 Aumnston N. 87 013 O » 46016 9 1 6100 18 4 w RP ■ ~ ISO 13 201510 018 60 12 8 1 0 3fcl3 11 Wanganui 150 1 8 2 0 10 lv x x x g B A^dSd 1011* 426 3 5 4 2 4 7 2 l2 3 ! l5 8 2 17 2 X 19 ° The People's Railways lor the People's Safety