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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 13, 1 December 1877, Page 4

M A NAWATU & FOXTON . .;-.; TIME TABLE. .; ,« ._ . —^ . _ __ __ Up. Down. -JL 2 Stations. _1_ 3 T.M. A;M. • ■_ A.M P.M. 6.58 11.58 -*-<»•. Foxton ...dp.-*- 6.30 1.80 (j.'Sft 11.35. o■„ *Carn»rvon . . . ;, W ; 6.54 1 .54 0.5 ILS £„ Oroviaßridge „ I 7.24 2.24 5.44 10.44 t| „*Khrere ... „ 37.4.5 2.4-5 5.22 10:22 | „ Pahnerston "„• . g 8.10 3.10 4.52 9.52 R „ *I3uiinythorpe „ p 8.37 3.37 4.30 -9.30 -y-dp. Feilding . . . ar.-y- 8.58 3.58 Note: Trains stop at Stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to " alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the cars while m motion. , Season and School Tickets issued to and Prom all stations at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. To insure despatch, parcels should be booked ten minutes before the starting of the train. T^TO MISTAKE. ABOUT IT!!! E. MARShT GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Tebkace End, Has now completed his extensive alterations, and made large additions to his Drapery, Grocery, and Ironmongery Stocks. He is now m a position to compete with any Store m the district. His Goods are of the best description, and are sold at reasonable prices. He never pretends to make the Public'believe that he is selling at a fearful-sac-rifice, but is always content to follow the old motto — - "SMALL PROFITS & QUICK-KETCBNS." gVENDSEN & GATTON, BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, Main Street, Palmerston North, . Beg to announce that they have opened their new premises (close to the Wes- ' leyan Church) with a large and well selected Stock of- English and Colonial BOOTS & SHOES, which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash only. Buying m the Best Markets, with a thorough knowledge of the Trade, SVENDSEN & GATTOjy confidently assert that they can give better value for money than any House m the District. The bespoke department will continue to receive that care and attention combined with excellence of material and workmanship, for which the firm have been so long noted. The motto olf our House, is — Small Profits and Quick Returns. H FISHER'S BAKERY • STORES, SQUARE, NEXT FORESTERS' HALL, , Palmerston. W . cfcTK E R . Begs to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts that he has opened the above premises as .a GENERAL STORE and BAKERY, and trusts, by selling a First-class Article at the Lowest possible. Price, for Cash, -to merit a share of their i patronage. All Goods sold at the above Establishment W-irranted as being of- the Best .Quality. " Good Feed Oats and Grass Seed. N.'B^The Bakery will'be still under the superintendence of H. FISHER. E. c° LE > ■ J ' SADDLER & BOOTMA£E#,[ Foxtof. Repairs m both branches executed with despatch. *■ J^ W. HAMPSON, HOUSE, SIGN, & DECORATIVE - PAINTER, Next Door but One to the FORESTERS' HALL, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH.^ N.B.— Estimates gives.. „ ; WANGANUI SADD.LERY ESTABLISHMENT. D. X I T C H E N, Victoria Avenue, Opposite Post ani Telegraph Offices, SADDLE, Collar and Harness Ma:ker. The following goods are always on hand: — Bug^y Harness, Gig Harness 1 Light and Heavy Cart Harness Ladies' Saddles, Gents' Saddles Bridles of all kinds, &c. Repairs promptly executed. N.B.— Horses' Clothing and" Racing Saddles of all weights, and all other gear. D. KITCHEN, Wanganui.