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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3310, 17 December 1897, Page 3

WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU. BAILWAY COMPANY (Lun £D). CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, 1897-8. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets will boissued from Wellington and Joheeonvilla over this Company’s line and tbo NapierTaranaki Railways from the 20-tb December, 1897, to the 4th January, 1898, both days in-, elusive, available for return till Tuosday, Ish February, 1893, and may bo extended for a. further period of a fortnight in terms of tariff regulation. On Thursday, December 23rd, the morning: train leaving Wellington at G. 30 a.m. will run through to New Plymouth, arriving there at 9.25 pm. and connecting with steamer for AUCKLAND. The train on Friday, 21th* December, will run through to Now Ply* mouth. On Christmas Eve an extra train will leave Wellington at 11 p.m. for Wanganui and intermediate stations, and connect at Aramoho. with steamer excursion to Pipiriki. Special train services will tnn on BOXING and NEW YEAR’S DAY at excursionrates. For farther particulars, see, posters and. future advertisements. W. M. HANNAY, General Manager. Wellington, 14t& December, 1897. 521 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON-NAPIEB-NE.W PLYMOUTH SECTION. ' CHKISTMAS AND NEW YEA® HOLIDAYS, 1897-98. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES. First-class, 2d per mile ; Second-class, ld> per mile. Minimum, 4s and 2s respectively. Mileage counted One Way only. TICKETS at these rates will bo obtainable from any Station to any Station from Monday, 20th December, 1897, to Tuesday, 4th. January, 1898, and will be available for return up to- and including Ist, February, 1898. These tiokets may bo extended to make them available for return for a further period of 14 days on payment oi the difference between an ordinary single fare and half tbo excursion fare, provided application is made at the station to which, the excursion ticket was issued, and. before its expiration. ' Fares between the undermentioned stations will be aa'follorra > — Ist Class. Wellington to Napier via Wairarapa ... ..._ 335. 2d Wellington to Wanganui . via Wairarapa ... 25s Od Wellington to Palmerston Via Wairarapa ... X4s Cd Wellington to Woodville via Wairarapa... ... 17a Od 2ndi Class. IGs 7d 12s Od 7s 3d 8s 9 Not®.— The journey must bo commenced on the date ticket is taken out, and may bo broken at any station after the ticket has been used for travelling 25 miles from the original starting station. ■ , Train arrangements Will bo advertised Inter. See Handbills. 548 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Connection of WELLINGTON, NAPIER and NEW PLYMOUTH SECTIONS. Commencing on Monday, isth instant, Passengers, Parcels and Goods will be conveyed from ‘ ANY STATION to. ANY STATION on the WeUington-Napier-New Plymouth Section. Consignors will note that under this* arrangement PARCELS f and GOODS of all kinds will He accepted at the G9VEKN' MBNT RAILWAY STATION, WELLING' TON,, for carriage to Napier, Waipawa, Dannevirke* Woodville, Paunerston North, Peilding, Wanganui, Hawora, Now Plymouth, and all other Stations. .' For the purpose of computing fires, rates and charges, for passengers, luggage, horses f carriages, dogs, live-stock and general goods, conveyed over the Government Railway, the distance between any two stations shall be determined on the basis of the shorter railway route, provided that the fares, rates and charges, as determined by this regulation , shall in no ease exceed the through fare, rate t or charge that would be chargeable via the ■Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company's Line. , The fare for passengers from ana to Wellington, Say wards and intermediate stations , to and from Woodville , Makakahi and inter• • mediate stations, shall not exceed the fare Wellington to Woodville . 'j. For ihe purpose of computing for passengers between Te Aro anti from Woodville to Makakahi inclusivethe distance liillhe deemed to he 10G miles'. Return tickets, between Wellington and Napier will be available for-return for two months from date of issue.' BY ORDER. District Traffic Office* Wellington* Bth December, ISO 7. 359

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