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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1904, 14 April 1888, Page 1

T)AILWAT TIME-TABLE. On and after Monday, 7th March, 1887. NEW PLYMOUTH AND WANGANUI. South. 15 cS 15 I a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. New Plymth. d. 7 0 8 C 2 oj4 0 Sentry Hill a.j 7 27 8 302 304 32 Sentry Hill d. 7 35 8 40 442 Inglewood „■ 8 5 9 20 5 25 Stratford „: 8 55 10 25 ]6 25 Normanby „| • 9 4011 20 J7 20 Hawera a.j 9 5211 35 7 35 p.m. Hawera d. 7 0 10 0 1 5 Patea a. 8 1011 0 215 Patea d. 8 15 11 20 2 20 Waverley „ 8 4711 47 2 52 Waitotara „ 9 1512 10 3 20 Aramoho J. „10 45 135 450 Wanganui a. 10 55 145 5 0 North. stations - : 1 41 it ii % j %*$ t& &* | § a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Wanganui d. 810 325 4 0 Aramoho J. „ 820 3304 10 Waitotara „ 9 55 4 49 5 40 Waverley „ 10 23 5 15 6 8 Patea a. 10 53 5 40 6 38 Patea d. 11 0 6 06 45 Hawera a. 12 10 7 3 7 55 p.m. Hawera d. 7 35 1 50 7 8 Normanby „750 2 5 720 Stratford „ 8 55 3 15 8 10 Inglewood „950 4 5 856 Sentry H. J. a. 10 25 4 40 9 22 Sentry „ d. 10 35 4 50 11 25 930 N. Plymouth a. 11 10 5 25 11 55 10 0 Trains will run between New Plymouth and Breakwater to suit tte 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 same days the train from Wellington connects at Aramaho with the Hawera and New Plymouth train at 3.25 p.m. WAITAEA BRANCH. OOT. rrt *Z$ s rrt . • rrt . a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Waitara d. 7 108 1010 511104 159 5 Sentry H. a. 7 258 2510 2011 23 4 309 20 In. a.m. . a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Sentry H. d.7 38 8 4010 35 2 324 509 35 Waitara a. 753 8 K5 lO 50 245 5 59 50 WANGANUI AND PALMEESTON. Sooth. Stations. r »< M a.m. a.m. [p.m. p.m. Wanganui dep. 7 151 25 4 45 Aramoho June. „ 7 2h'l 40 4 55 Fordell „ 8 8; 5 35 Turakina „ 8 53,2 55 6 18 Marton „ 9 3513 25 6 55 Greatford „ 9 53 3 40 7 13 Halcombe arr. 10 203 58 7 35 Halcombe dep. 10 304 18 7 55 Feilding „ 11 34 45 8 28 Palmerston arr. 11 50 6 15 9 10 Palmerston dep. 7 0 5 20 North. i. Stations. =H §02 3 a.m. a.m. I p.m. p.m. Palmerston arr. 12 5, 740 Palmerston dep. GSO 12 10; 530 Feilding „ 7 35 12 42| 610 p.m. Haloombe arr. 810 1 7 640 Halcombe dep. 820 127 7 0 Greatford „ 8 45 1 46 7 22 Marton „ 9 5 2 2 740 Turakina „ 9 45 2 30 8 ]3 Fordell „ 10 32 855 Aramoho June. „ 11 10 345 930 Wanganui arr. 11 25 3 55 9 45 WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU. South. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Longburn dep. 7 20 5 40 Shannon „ 8 9 G 30 Otaki „ 9 29 7 42 Paikakariki „ 7 0 10 45 2208 45 3 25 Paremata „ 7 5011 25 335 925 p.m. Johnsonville „ 8 27 12 2 4 7 10 2 Wellington arr. 8 55 12 30 43510 30 North. _ j i a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Wellington dep.j 6 5010 20 1505 15 Johnsonville „ 7 15 10 45 2155 40 Paremata „ 7 4611 25 253 617 3 0 Paikakariki „ 8 25 12 5 340 7 0 Otaki „ 927 5 0 Shannon „ 10 35 6 30 Longburn arr. 11 20 7 17 I T^AEMING PAGE In future, several columns of tbe Egmont Stab will be devoted to matters connected witb tbe PAEM, OECHARD, and GAEDEN. All country settlers should subscrioo to the Egmonx Stab. Largest and best weekly newspaper on the coast. Price, 4d,