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~r Y comfort) EXCURSION WANGANUItoOPUNAKE SUNDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1935. SPECIAL TRAINS WILL KUN AS UNDER: OUTWARD RETURN A.AI. r.M. WANGANUI .. .. Dep. 8.05 OPUNAKE Dep. 5.40 ARAMOHO Dep. 8.16 HAAA’ERA Dep. fi.on AVAVERLEY .. .. Dep. 9.34 PATEA Dep. 7.33 PATEA .. .. Dep. 9.58 WAVERLEY .. .. Dep. 7.53 HAWERA Dep. 10.53 ARAMOHO Dep. 9.15 OPUNAKE Arr. 12.00 WANGANUI .. - - Arr. 9.25 These trains will stop for passengers at St. John’s, Aramoho. AVcstmere, Kai Iwi, Maxwell, Waitotara, AVavcrley, Patea, Manutahi, Mokoia, Hawera, Normanby, Te Roti, Kapuni and I’ihama. Also for Refreshments at Hawera. A tram will leave Castlecliff at 7.25 a.m. nnd run via Koromikn Road to Wanganui Station (outward trip via Alma Road). AyCastlecliff tram will meet the evening train. Milk and Hot Water provided Free at Opunake. SPECIAL RETURN FARES TO OPUNAKE TO OPUNAKE j From From ‘ ] i From | Wanganui Waverley 1 Patea | 8/6 and 6/- 6/- and 4/- | I 4/- and 3/- I 1 I i ..J I - Correspondingly low fares from other stations. Tickets at these fares will bo issued to Opunake from Wanganui, Te Roti, and intermediate stopping stations. Similar tickets will also be issued from and to intermediate stopping stations. These tickets will be available on 10th. February only. 1": j ' I I i FAST 1 | GOOD CHEAP | TEAINS . BEACH j | FARES I
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 31, 6 February 1935, Page 5
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