For Railway Passengers Guidance.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 February 1912, Page 4

For Railway Passengers Guidance.

THE LOCAL TIME TADLB. Searching through a taalway tiui& tfccle makes mo*i Twopls irritable The railway iabt*, like ike polenj oonfewm ciaay gotfd tki&gs, bet th< psblio prefer to h£?e ike one par tionl&r food (whether menial or ali mentary) desired on t. given ©com ion, not r hotcfe patch o? 2nr<H concerning tie branch line of Toka the aide track s.i Wa££onfille, c the crosa line to N<; tor march. TV, •particular figures likely to be 4' benefit to dwt»llors between Pai kakariki an<] Peltnerst/on North u what roadort of the Horcrrhenri Chronicle reed mo?t, and for on reado:V convenience thoa? fit;urQ ire now append^:—

80m e 0! th» above trains will ttofc at intermediate stations, each m Tokomaru, Ohas, M&n&kaa, T« Horo, etc.; but there are sosi* which do not. Rwidenti should &cqoaint thcsueelres with the traini which do atop &$ t&ei? particular static S3

Aa previously mentioned, there are several wayside, station* at which on* or more of the abort trains will stop whenever paaaen* gore desire to bo eet down or taken up. Local residents nif.y ascertain which ar* the tr&ma which cater for their towas, a-nd may then work oot, from the above SgHres, the time which th« train will take to travel from the station immediately preceding. The Auckland espies reach©* Palmerston, from the North, ei 12.40 p.m. and arrive* at Tbwodon at 4.7 jb.hi. The Anek.l*n<4 ••»> press leaves Thorndoa at 13.18 y ".. *nd reaches P»lmer«ton at 8.85 p

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