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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3140, 5 June 1879, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITARA-PATEA. TIME TABLF,, TO COME INTO FO^riK ON Ist SEPTEMBER. Nsw Plymouth to Inglewood and Waitara. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. New Ply month, dep.... 7.« ... 3.0 3.30 flenwood Road* „ ... 7-2? ... 8.23 3.53 Corbett Road* „ ... 7-28 ... 3.28 3.58 Sentry Hillf „ ... 7.41 ... 3.41 4 U Manutahi* „ ... 7-50 4.20 Waiongona*...,, ... 8.10 4.40 IHGLEWOOD {;"- 8 - 27 467 ) dep Sentry Hil 1f... .". „ ... 7.41 618 Waitara arr.. 7.59 ... 359 6.36 Waitara and Inglewood to New Plymouth. A.M. A.M. .M. P.M Waitara dep... 7.22 8.58 ... 5.58 Sontry Hillf „ ... 7-41 9.16 ... 6.] 6 Manntahi* ... „ 9.25 Waiocgona* „ 9.45 Inglewood | *£;; g-j/^ •;; £«80« 80 Waiongona*.. „ ... 8.47 10.22 ... 5.47 Maua'ahi*.... „... 9.7 10.42 ... G. 7 Sentry Mil If „ ... 9.16 10.51 ... 6.16 Corbett Road*... „ ... 9.29 11.4 ... 6.29 Henwood Road* „ ... 9.34 11.9 ... 6.34 New Plymouth arr... 9.57 11.32 ... 6-57 SATURDAY TRAINS. Down Train — a.m. a.m. p.m. pm. New Plymouth dep... 7.0 ... 345 4.27 Henwood Road* „ ... 7.°3 ... 4.8 4.50 Corbett Road*.. „ ... 7.28 ... 4.13 4.55 Sentry Hillf „ ... 7.41 ... 4.26 5 8 Manutahi* , ... 7-50 ... 4.35 Waiongona ..*„ ... 8.10 ... 4.55 ... ingles h pp ~ 8 - 27 - ;■;; - 3-oP 5 -!5 >aiongona*.. „ 5.32 Manutahi*.... „ ... _. ... 5.52 Sentry Hi11f.... „ 6.1 Waitara arr 6.19 5.26 Up Train — a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Waitara dep.... 7.22 8.5S ... 5.43 Sentry Hi11f.... „ ... 7.M 9. 1S ... 6.1 Manntahi*... „ 9.7 \Vj)iongona..* „ 9.45 uglewood 1 2 rrer ec e r p ;; 8 ;-- 0 JJ;J ;;; £ 18 Waiongona*. „ ... 8.47 10.22 ... 532 Manutahi*... „ ... 9.7 10.42 ... 552 Sentry Hi11f.... „ ... 916 10.51 ... 6 1 Oorbeit Road* „ ... 9.29 11.4 ... 6.14 tienwoodßoad*,, ... 9.34 11.9 ... 6.19 Yew Plymouth arr.. 9.57 11.32 ... 6.42 Trains stop at Stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must (?ive notice to the Guard at the previonp Station. t Junction. Passengers are requested not to enter or \B*ve the cars while in motion. Season and School Tickets isflned and from all Stations, at very Low Rates. Apply to the Manager. To inßuro despatch Parcels phonld be booked twenty minutes before the starting of the Train. J. D. HARRIS, 560 'rj General Manat-er ISTJ3W aOOD8! NEW GOODS ARRIVED PER WELLINGTON. J. PUGH, Having just opened his WINTER and AUTUMN STOCK of Tweeds, Coatings, &c, &c, &c, invites an early inspection, and begs to call particular attention to his WEST OF ENGLAND TWEEDS, the quality of which cannot he surpassed an) where in the Colonies. 13" MELBOURNE HOUSE, TOWN BRIDGE. April 3, 1879. 596 to I. Not a pendant cloak — not a vesture was seen On the outside of Uncle Tom's window ; Not a hook, even to mark where once they'd been, 'Round the porch where we oft have etept into. 11. It instantly flashed through our minds that he, Whom «c thought had the wealth of a Caliph, Had come to grief, and the real feofee, Of the Wardrobe now was a bailiff. 111. With many misgivings, in we strolled, With the dread of our worst fears — effected To our great surprise, lo ! aud behold, Twus the rcvert-e of what we expected. IV. The shelves were choked full, round and round, With clothes of the best description ; Atd we never made, it must be owned, A cheaper or better selection. Y. Sage senatots had decreed it a crime To bang out a rag for exhibitiou ; And the police were threatening vengeance condign To infringements on this prohibition. 834 tc