Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 29, 2 December 1879, Page 1

X7KW ZEALAND JkAILWATS. Wanganui- Manawatix Section. TIME TABLE. SOCTK. a DEPART FROM AM. A.M. P.M. 0J Wangamxi . . 77TT777T 6.4511.25 4.16 3i*Aramoho . . . /. 6.50! 1 1.36! 4.23 3*EastTown 7.0 11.38 4.26 Bj*Okoia 7.1711.65 4.43 9;*Matarawa 7.2212.0 4.48 I ! r.M. ISfFordell 7.4612.20 6 7 18*Wangaehu 8.1512.48 5.29 23 Turafcina 8.40 1.11 5.51 29i*Bonny Glen ........19.8 1.31 6.11 33 Marton I 9.22 1.43 6.23 37 Greatford 9.38; 1.58 6.38 43 H aloombe, arrive .... 100 j 220 7.0 Halcombe, depart ...J10.15 2.8.fi 7.15 51 Feilding '10-SOJ 3.5 7.42 56,*Bunnythorpe 11.12 3.27 Bo 63 Palmerston 11.48 4.3 8.25 p.m. GB*Karae 112.8 8.43 78,*Oroua Bridge !12.28 9.2^ 80 ; *Caraaivon ••••112 57 9.30 86 ! Foxton, arrive * 1.1 8 9.50 NORTH. S DEPAET i'ViOil A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. ZJ 0 Foxton 7.5 4.25 6 7.26 4.48 14|*Oroua Bridge .. 7.55 5.8 19*Karere 8.15 5.25 24 Palmeraton .... 8.35 4.30 6.45 30!*Bmmythorpe.... 9 6 5.6 610 35i FciJding 9.'-'5 5.28 6.30 43 Ifolcombe, arrive 9.56 0 0 7.0 Halcombe, depart 7 30 10.16 7.20 49 Greatford ...... 7.52 10.37 7.42 54 Marton 8.7 10 53 757 57*BonnyGlen .... 8.19 11.7 8.0 63 Turakina ...... 8.3911.30 8.29 68*Wangaehu 9.2 1165 8.51 P.M. 74*Foraell ........ 9 2612.28 9.13 77*Alatarawa 9.4512.45 9.80 79 *Okoia 9.50 1 2.60 9-85 83*Ea8tTown 10.7 1.5 952 83 *Aramoho 10 10 1.10 9.55 86 Wanganui, arrive 10.20 1.80/ 10.6 Note.— Trains stop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the guard at tip. previous station. Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the carriages while in motion. Season and school tickets issued to and from all stations — apply to the Manager. To ensure despatch, parcel Bhould be booked fifteen minuteß before the starting of the train. T. F. ROTHERHAM, 1 General Manager, TO FISHERMEN AND OTHERS. pOR SALE — FISHING SEINES and SET NETS in large variety ; Also, Cotton and Hemp Twines and Cork Floats. Apply to GEORGE BARNARD, Taranaki-street, Wellington, opposite the Barracks. o~N sale. A T THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY and COPPER WOfcT.S Bhandon-stheet. i Braes force and lift pump Douglas pumps Brine putt ps Steam donkey engines Steam and water gaugeß Every description of steam engine attinfis Hydraulio rams Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for sheep washing i Every article connected with station work ESTIMATES GIVEN FOB BBA«SS AND COPPER WORK of every description. B. DANES & SON' Wellington Bbass, Foundbt, & Cores* Wobks, Brandon-street* Wellington. T. JACKSON, -TT)OOT AND SHOEMAKER WILLIS-STBKET, WELLINGTON, In thanking his friends and the public generally for their kind patronage, would respectfully inform them that he still maintains his position as PREMIER BOOT AND SHOEMAKER Oj? WELLINGTON. His Shooting and Walking Boots always give satisfaction as regards Fit, Fashion, aßd faultless appearanoe. Laets specially made to suit customer Workmanship guaranteed, and charge moderate. Country Customers* will receive eve attention. ' W. A. PICABD, HORSE-SHOER AND GENERA SMITH, (3T Near Denbigh Hotel, Feildinsr Horses neatly shod, Prices moderate