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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1698, 10 August 1887, Page 1

DAILWAT TIME-TABLE. On and after Monday, 7th March, 1887. NEW PLYMOUTH AND WANGANUI. South. Stations. r.g-3 "S£~ | .*? I Jt. I a-5 o 2_s| sjas 55 _ _ !g* e| !j§* *!**__ I i a.m. a.m. ' a.m. p.m. 'p.m. New Plymth. d. 7 010 1 8 0 2 04 0 Sentry Hill a. 7 271 8 30 2 304 32 Sentry Hill d. 7 351 840 ,4 42 Inglewood „ 8 5' 920 525 Stratford „ 8 6510 25 6 25 Normanby „ 9 40jll 20 720 Hawera a. 9 5211 35 7 35 1 p.m. ' Hawera d. 7 0 10 0 1 5 , Patea a.' 8 10 11 0 2 15 Fntcn d. 8 1511 20 2 20 Waverley „ 8 47 11 47J 252 Waitotara „ 9 1512 10 3 20 Aramoho J. „10 45 1354 50 Wanganui a. 10 55 1 45; 5 0 j North. i<h* 1i 1.3 L S.al.on, tH H 21" *.* is —** o«* 2"E b"2 \&*& *& £*> 5 3 _ _ __iw _Jf*_ a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Wanganui d. 810 3 15J4 0 Aramoho J. „> 820 3 304 10 Waitotara „. 9 55 4 49 5 40 Waverley „ 10 23 5 156 8 Patea a. 10 53 5 40 6 38 Patea d.i 11 0 6 06 45 Hawera a. 112 10 7 3 7 55 ! p.m. ) Hawera d. 7 35i 1 50 .7 B Normanby „750 2 5 720 Stratford „ 8 55 3 15 8 10 Inglewood „ 9 50 4 5 8 56 Sentry H. J. a. 10 25 4. 40 19 22 Sentry „ d.lO 35 4 SOU 259 30 N. Plymouth a. 11 10 6 25 11 55 10 0 Trains will run between New Plymouth and Breakwater to suit tbe arrival and departure of steamers. On Tuesdays and Fridays the trains from New Plymouth and Hawera connects with the Wanganui-Palmerston line at 1.35 p.m., at Aramoho. On Bam e days tbe train from Wellington connects at Aramaho with the Hawera and New Plymouth train at 3.25 p.m. WAITARA BRANCH. Odt. 1-~~&s "§& "8S| £2 -gl §1 |S* gP £<2 H* a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Waitara d.7 10!8 1010 511104 159 5 Sentry U.a.7 258 2510 2011 23 4 309 20 In. h 5 .i i| a.m. . a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Sentry H. d.7 388 4010 35 2 324 509 35 Waitara a. 7 53|8 55J10 50 245 5 519 60 WANGANUI AND PALMERSTON. South. •=» »■» ! i H 3 i I StatlOUa. Jl*;J 1 *; ill 'a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Wanganui dep.l 7 151 20 4 15 Aramoho June. „ < 72b135 425 Pordell „ ' 8 8 5 5 Turakina „ 8 532 50 5 48 Marton „ : 9 353 20 6 25 Greatford „ ' 9 533 35 6 43 Halcombe arr.i 10 203 53 7 5 Halcombe dep. 10 304 13 7 25 Feilding „ il 34 40 7 58 Palmerston arr. 11 50 ( 5 10 840 Palmerston dep. 7 0 5 15 _____ ( j NOBTH. y ------- Stations. ! ' -% a.m. a.m. ■ p.m. p.m. Palmerston arr. 11 45 735 Palmerston dep. 6 5011 50 550 Feilding „ 7 35 12 22 630 Halnombe arr. 8 10 12 47, 7 0 P .m.' Halcombe dep. 820 1 7 720 Greatford „ 8 45 1 26 7 42 Marton „ 9 5142 8 0 Turatrina „ 9 45 2 10 8 33 FordeU „ 10 32 915 Aramoho June. „ 11 10 325 950 Wanganui arr. 11 25 3 351 C 5 WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU. South. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Longburn dep. 7 20 5 40», Shannon „ 8 9 6 30 Otaki „ 9 29 7 42 Paikakariki „ 7 0 10 45 320 845 I Paremata „ 9 50 11 25 3350 25 \ p.m. | Johnsonville „ 8 27 12 2 4 7 10 2 Wellington arr. 8 55 12 30 4 35 10 30 NOBTH. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Wellington dep. 6 5010 20 1505 15 Johnsonville „' 7 15 10 45 2155 40 Paremata „ 7 4611 25 253 617 j 3 0 Paikakariki „ 8 25 12 5 340 7 0 Otaki „ 927 5 0 Shannon „ 10 35 6 30 Longburn arrJll 20 7 17 QTJLPHOLINE SOAP (a soap con« 15 ' taining sulpholine) is a delicately refined, chemically pure soap intended fot use by those endowed with sensitive skins. Common Imperfectly prepared soaps, scented with injurious acrid oils frequently cause skin dia> eases e «For washing all. manner of eruptions and bringing the akin to a soft pliable healthy condition, sulph* Uneholds tbe firit place. 11l tfow fi very pleasant.