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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10748, 12 September 1913, Page 7

CGAGF Props <.etoe, Waituna West Tko abova '©rvieo ihas been t&ir over by F. PALMES, and the runs as follows- : $ Leave Waituna W 7.30 a,m. da I Leave Cunningham's 8.20 a,m. dat Leave Makino Statioa 9.35 a.m. dau Arrive Feilding 10.0 a.m. dail Leave Feilding P 0. 3.30 p.m. dail Juaave Makino 40 Ip.m |dail Leave Cunningham's 5.45 p.m. dail; Arrive Waituna 6 p.m. dail Parcels Silvered along the roa3. Parcels may be left at CABBINS BOOKIimOFFICE, Feilding, bu* must be prepaid. Horses and Vehicles always on bife at Waituna, and Passengers driven yond Waituna on arrival of coach. EOYAL MAIL LIKE BETYFEJSS EIMSOLTON & FEILDING } Leave Kiniboiton «« ' 7.45 a m \ Leave Cheltenham «* 8.45 a'm | Arrive Feilding s „ 945 e.m | Leave Feilding Poat-ofSce 8.30 pan. 1 Leave Cheltenham ,„ 5 pan I Arrive Kimbolton „. 6.45 p.m I All parcels left at the Hancbestc Hotel Stables for Kimbolton and Ap; \ will be carefully attended .to, and Buggies* Saddle Horses, Speck Coaches, always, on hire at the Family and' CramsseeavL Hotel Stabler Kimbolton. MAX BAUBK, Pkopeietoil :._- yiCTORIA STABLES KIMBOLTON KOAD, FEIDING. Have taken over the Stablest l&ielj ocoupied by Mr W. vv. Andrews. Horses and vehiclesiof all description on hire. Reliable drivers. Cabs meet all trains ind can be at any time. Night porter in attendance. JStanda 6d. Stand and. Feed Is 6d. Horse breaking a speciality. ) KIMBOLTON. iRiB. 3. MOOSE'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. i Leave Feilding Leave Cheltenham Leave Kiwitea Arrive Kimbolton Leave Kimbolton Lea">e Kivdtea Leave Cheltenham Arrive Feilding m 8.30 a.m. daily .„ 11.30 a.m. daily .„ 11.45 a.in. daily .„ 12.30 p.m dairy .. 1.0 pjn. daily ... 2.15 p.m. daily Coach leaves Apiti at 5 a.m., striving Kimbolkwa 11 s.m. Depart Kimbolton neon arrive Apiti 2.30 p.m. Coaches leave Carbine Stables at B.BU Farce Left there will receiva ever? attention. Vehicles and Saddle Horses aiwayi on hire. First-class turnouts ah; ay* , Bvoilabls »l «$ «fvs •HA sihfiwfl & %in fis l*i*iff EUijLDERS &rOXTfIAGTO^B f -;:: STAVING' Eold ocr Sash and DoorJL Factory to Mr W. L. Carey, tne>. Firm is in a position to devota th«s< whole of his tttenHca to iha B ii\liaz* Trade and all classet of Outride Work. i Mr Brown i% a competent m\B, and Plans are drawa tEd§ &b& mates givefc.