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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5173, 15 June 1878, Page 7

I Eailwaya. AUCKLAND AND OHA UP O RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. WEEK DAY—SOUTH TRAINS. i s5 ~ ' j gp j gl 1 3 *S T 9 11 13 15 17 19 21)23 5S g< B.m a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.mjp.m .m. Auckland 7.0 7.45 9.15 11.5 11.55 1.15 2.0 3.45 4.15 5.20' .. (& 11.15 Newmarket .. 2 .. 7.12 .. 9.25 11.15 12.5 1.27 2.10 J. 55 4.27 5.30! .. § 11-25 Remuera.. .. 3 .. 7.18 .. ||;g 11.21 12.11 1.83 2.16 4.1 4.33 5.35! .. J * 11.31 Ellerslie.. 6 .. 7.2* .. 9.40 11.28 12.18 1.40 8.23 4.8 4.40 5.45! .. If 11.3» j Penrose Junction 0 731 17.31 818 9.44 11.82 |J|-|| 1.46 2.28 4.13 4.45 5.47 6.« | J1.42 Onehunga .. 8 7.41 .. .. 9.54 11.42 12.88 .. 2.38 4.22 .. 5.57 6.58 11.52 Otahuhu.. 9 .. 7.43 1.58 .. .. 4.58 .. .. 0.. Papatoitoi .. 11 .. 7.53 .. .. •• 2.8 .. .. 5.8 .. " * Manure wa 15 .. 8.8 .. .. .. •• 223 523 Papakura 4*" 19 - 8 •• 2.40 V. " H.f " .. * Ids 5.42 ♦Honua .. .. 21 .. 8.31 46 540 Drorr i arr ' 22 •• 8 - 37 9A7 2*a •• '•' S-M '.'. '.' .'. 3 " (de 8.47 9.67 3.2 .. . «.4 Pukekohe { «*■ » •• 9- 20 8.3S .. „ MS " " *Bnckland .'. 33 .".' 9.29 .'. .".' " " 844 " " 649 " " Tuakau .. .. 85 .. 9.46 3.5S " " 658 '[ \ " Pokeno .. 40 .. 19.0 4.15 71» Mercer i * rr - * 3 •• I# - 12 u - 69 4.27 .. " '.'. Mercer .. | u m . •• 7.*« "Whangamarino 49 .. 19.54 jgg •Wairanga H .. 11.10 6.2* nanginn |de u lw 8g? *ohinswai .. 59 .. 11.85 550 Hunti. y j* «•• "•" j" •» " :: :: :: :: :: * (de 11.59 2.12 .. .. 614 *Taupiri .. .. 69 .. 12.1 i 689 ' *" Newcastle 4 ftrr - 74 .. 12.99 9.9 «4t \] \\ '* ewoßßtl * tde 12.49 8.20 .. .. €.» *Pnket« .. .. 78 .. 12.55 7lt *Te Rapa »i 1.4 Tl9 i Hamilton !'»"■ »* •• }'* f" •• •• •• - 1 •«* •" " X " .'.' '.'. (de 1.29 4.29 .. .. 7.43 "Rukuhia .. 90 .. 1.48 .. .. 83 Ohaapo arr. 94 .. t.4 6.5 .. ~ 81 j " " '] " " this Trahi (G * OdS Train) runs on,y on Monda ys« ednesdayß, and Fridays. A Passenger Car is attached to WEEK DA C— NORTH TRAINS. Ti ' r~ ~ g3 2 * » jl2 14 18 18* 20 22 24 26 §jj! a. ma.m am. a.m. a.m. p.m. p. mp. m a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Ohaupo de. ."-5 8.45 .. .. 12.0 *Rukuhia arr j™ " 6-21 ■• •• •• 12.17 Hammon { -■ ";; ;; ;; ;; & ;; ;; ;; ™ ;; ;; g» .: •Teßapa .. 81 7.1 ' {1| *Puket».. .. 78 7.I0! .. ! 113 Newcastle i arr H 5 "i •• ■• 830 •• •• I- 2 * '• Newcastle |d 9 y _ | g x 'Tanpiri.. «? 7.45; ! 49 Huntler -f arr - 81 ! 98 ° •• •• « " Jluntley |d- i 95# _ gl2 "Obiaewai .. 5 » 8.20: .. .. 231 Rinoiriri i arr - 59 BSB ' W-35 .. .. 2.44 " Uaneinn.. |de °» t3B mu 2 •• •Wairanga .. 54 8.45 |..j .. .. {J°J5 _ -# 256 " 'Whangamarino 49 .. 9.1 1 .. !.. .. .. .. 314 Mercer 4 arr ' * 3 •• " 630 " 2 ' 125 ■• •• wercei .. de _ 9 , j2 _ Pokeno 4 arr 4 ° " •• 6 " 43 •• 955 i *■!• fokeno .. jde 10 0 Tuakam .. .. 35 •• •■ 7.8 .. ] 10.20 .„, 'Buckland .. 33 .. .. 7.19 .... J2i P„««.L. {«. - ;; :: ™ ;; |>»-j ;; ;; •• Jf ." .. tf !i r>™„ ] arr. 22 .. .. 8.0 .. i 11.10 .... .. 2 2 " s'^o Drnry •• {de 8.8 .. :11.18 .. ; - .. 2.12 V. ". do \[ 'Hunn» .. 21 .. .. 8.14 .. | .. : .. (5.45 Pnr,al-nra * arr - 19 •" ' " 820 " i 1129 •• '•• •• 227 .. .. 5.'54 '.'. 'Mamirewa .. 15 .. ;.. 8.42 .. i .. 1 .. .. .. ~ .. . B*ll '.'. Papatoitoi .. 11 .. .. 8.57 .. 12 1 j .. 1.. .. 626 Otahuhu .. 1.. 9.7 .. , 12.11 i " 686 /-• "V S Onchunga .. 8 7.19 8.24 .. 10.14 .. ; 12.55 2. 17 3.0 .. 4.84 «.37 .' ("? Penrose \ arr " 6| 7 ' 298 - 34 t9 ' l9 10-24 ifia.23 t1.5 2.27i3.10 f3 45 «4,44 §6.47 f6.48 S 'V.ls ." Ide. 1.. I i•• !•• S- 2^l •• s -55 4.45 .. .. ».. Ellerslie .. 5i .. .8 38 9.24 10.28 ' 12.28 110 2. 32J3.14 -14/"I 4 /" 4.50 .. 6.5S )M T. 19 Reuiuera.. .. 3J .. 8.47 9.33 10.37 12.37 1.19 2.41j3.23 .. 4.59 73 |J 728 Newmarket jf r 2 1--, 8 - 51 9-38 10.4112.42 123 2.46,3.27 4.21 5.3 ". 7 '.8 g 7 JB {de- I •• •• •• ..!..' 1.27 .. I .. 4.27 .... Anckland arr. 0I .. 9.0 947 10.50 12.52 1.37 2.56i3.37 4.37 5.12 7.18 \q 7.41 * No. 18 (Goods Train) runs only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. A Passenger Car is attached to this Train. SUNDAY-OUT TRAINS. SUXDAY-IN TRAINS. 1 3 I S 12 4 6 a.m. ! p.m. p.m. a.m. p . m . p m Auckland, dep 9.25 2.30 | 4.45 Onehunga, dep ! 10.16 3.30 5 30' Newmarket .. .. 9.35 < 2.40 1 4.55 Penrose Junction .. j 10.-20 340 54) Ki'ttniora 9-41 ' 246 6. 1 . KUerslie ! 10 30 344 544 Ellerslie 9.48 , 2.63 6. 8 Remuera I 10.39 3 - 53 653 Penrose Junction, . 9.52 : 2.57 5.12 j Newmarket .. .. i 10.43 357 557 Onehunga. arr ' 10.2 3. 7 1 5.22 | Auckland arr [ 10.53 4. 7 7 t Chaage for Ouehunga. t Change for ohaupo and intermediate Stations. for Auckland" II Change for Mercer and intermediate Stations. NOTE.—Trains stop at Stations marked *by Signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous Station. Trains do not stop at Stations where no time for the departure id shewn on this Time Table, except Nos. 5 and 18, which stop at all Station&by signal. Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the carriages while in motion. Season and School Tickets issued to and from all Stations, at very low rates. Apply to the Manager To insure despatch.Parcels should be booked fifteen minutes before the starting of the train. A. V. MACDONALD, General Man«»g. r.

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