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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 71, 28 February 1883, Page 2

./: /^Railway Time Table. .-' ; ABRIJDGiSP H AJ'liW A Y TI M E- ■■••■ '% '" f*TABLF.. : Trains LBA.TB Palmbbbton— For4vangahai ..;,.. 6.45 a.n>. ;{ ;': ' '■'-:' 6.45 p.m. ,/ Halcombe (only) ..; 8 55a.in. „ Foxton ... ... 10.40 a.m. 8.30 p.m. Tbains lbavb Foxios— For Wanganoi 4.25 p.m. „ Halcombe (only) ... 7.30 a.m; Trains leave Fbilding— For WMgaimr* .r 1 T.T 7.30-a.m. „:.<•• 6.30 p.m. „ Halcombe (only) ... 9.50 a.m. „ Foxton 9.45 a.m: 7.60 p.m. „ Palmer9toit 1155 a.m. *BAINS LbAVE HALCOMBE— „ Foxton •.. ... 9.15 a.m. i 7.20 p.m. / ), Jfalmerston (only) ... 11.20 a.m. For Wanganui 8.20 aim. j „7;20 p.m. • ! Trains leave Gkbatiord— For 'Waoganui j 8.45 a.m. 7.46 p.m. „ Foxton ... ... 6.35 p.m. , »." Palmerston J0.37 a.m, i tRAINS LBAVB WAifQAKui— " X'\ ... '..?- ViO a;m* -'] - J^T,B. Oij|Bittirclftyßfthe-train dneat PalmerEtoiCnJU2.)ji6rpr|)ceJßdß j to J Foxton, arriving !at 1.40 p.m.," lining at 2:40 p.m.. and reacfrinß ParPaston al 4 p.m. 'lhe train which leaves Palmerston at 8.55 a.m., goes through to Wanganui on Saturdays, reach, ingr there at 1.40 p.m. I Special Notices : NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. i|LL ACUOUNTS DUE TILL JJL Eadjof Year,r 1882, ; be FCTRNISHED within the KEXTFEW : !v< : I?.-, •■■m.-- :■> -,r : '.-■ :-.\^... : '[ . : : DAYS, ' when ; it it hoped- Prompt • ! ! ■^■' ■;••.: •■: -.1 '.[■<;. ■ -, v : . ■ Settlement will be made with; our Collector. -•: --■:■' . FORESTEBS' HALTi! SATURDAY NEKT t MARCH 3rd. A. FOBBES. BEST^VAIHIfi IN DRAPERY, ;',;:'! ' is' ax ■ ■ : -" ik: ; MoD&TArell Bros. i A Large Variety to select from, and ; , ' All new reliable Goods j - and At Lowest Remunerative Prices. Dresp and Mantle-making under experienced management. , Charges Strictly Moderate. \ ! k; . ; Tfc^Square^-'P^lmerston North. ; MEDICAL HOTICE. DR OURL, fof Rahgitikei), may be Consulted every FRIDA V, at Remington's Dispensary, opposite the i Bank of Australasia, from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock m the afternoon Mr Remington is authorized to give any information as to fees, and to arrange for out-door visits it required. Patients are invited to ATTEND EiRLY, to give time for careful Examination. % „-' , ,- : Ifi^PORTA^T iTOTfck BEIJSG continually • informed by Cus torn ere .they would wish •me to MAKE UP their Medicines, but fire directed to go elsewhere, I take, th^s opportunity to inform the Public that after obtaining a prescription from a Medical man, they are at liberty to get IT MADE UP ANYWHERE thjey think proper. My. Drugs. are im-j)O>ted^lDiJtEG'T^and..aß-'i- have 'always objected to give " the Doctor " a profit out of the medicine, I have not his"Commission" to ch»r»e*tol the customer. — _ •*»■ •'■' '••■'•' \\ REMINpToN. ' ; " " Chemist, The Square, «.' H(w.CffltßiiTiPN,TPAiiisi '; TVLJEPICAX,, ~\\ i:s j, • • .- ■ . ■ .' ;, : 4■-•- | J?\ R. HA R Vto m»y* toe- consulted at JHIB SURGERY, Alain street ; pitkERS^O^NORTH. Teeth Extracted every Morning ! <c: "except 'Wednesday. ■ TE AROppPENSARY, ; M'aSNBB-STREET, "V^BLLINGTOISr. H. B-RITTAIISr, T\ jRTJOGIST. Phatmacist, and Dentist, XJ Allopathic, Homeopathic, Botanic and Patent Medicines. Leeches, Sponges, Enemas, Syringes, Bougies, Catheters. I'rusaes, Suspensory Bandages, Breast Gflasses, Breast Pumps, Brea9t Pl«stefß, Eye Shadeß, Eye Baths, Feeding Bottle?, "Feeding Cups, Medicine Spoon 3, and ijl>lasße8 1 Bespiratbrsj Vaccination Shields, JElastic Stockings.ii Knee Caps, Nipple nnd Shields, Nursery and Toilet Requisites, i'erfumfiry, Mineral Waters, Horse and Cattle Medicines ' ;; Archibald Forbes' rlecture on " Experiences of a War Correspondent/ SATURDAY NIGHT, at the FORESTERS' HALL.