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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 2990, 21 July 1877, Page 4

Coaching -^ NOTICE; , n reaT reduction of fares Aj on andaffcer SATURD A. V, 2Qth May, 1876, by COBB and Go's THIJEGRAPH LINE OF KOYAL i MAIL COACHES.; A. Young ••• -Proprietor. "^ ' BULL'S LINE. ' A Four Horse Coach leaves the Booking Office, Wanganui, at 2 p.m. diiily (Sundays excepted) returning from Dafoiell's Hotel, Bull*, at 6«. m., { passing through Marton a^ls a.m., Turakina 8.30 a.m, , \ TARANAKI. Leayeß on Mondays anu Friday^, at 7 a.m. II awera and intermediate places Mondays, Wednesday s, and Fridays, at 7 a.m., instead ot 6 a m. as previously. .FARES: Wanganui to New Plyra'th 3 0 0 „ Hawera ... 1 0 0 „ Munutabi .. 017 6 „ Patea ... 0 15 6 „ Waverloy ... 0 12 6 napiS"line, Passing through Palmer«ton and Wai pukurau, leaving Wauganuiat 2 p.m. every Monday and Thursday, and arriving at IVapier on Tuesday and Saturday evening. WELLINGTON LINE, f Leaves Wanganui for Wang-aehu, Turakina, Marton, Bulls, Sandon, & Palmerston, at 2 p.m every Monday, Thursday and returning from Palmerston on Tuesday, Friday. C. H- CHAVANNES, Agent. mvl6 31

Art & Industrial Exhibition WANGANUI. IN furtherance of the scheme of Educational improvement inaugurated by the Incorporation of the Wanganui Public Library, the Directors have determined to holdj in August next, an EXHIBITION to embrace the following departments : ABTThis Department will be under the control of competent Judges, who will undertake to give the greatest care and attention to all pictures, objects of vertu, (fee, entrusted to their charge. The loan of paintings, &c, will be gratefully achnowledged. Specimens of all industries earned on in the several districts of this coast, will be heartily welcomed. SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER^(HIBITS.! Owners .ot scientific collections of every kind are invited to forward the same for exhibition. It is believed, that a comparison will be a source of pleasure and profit both to theexhibitors and the general public. Tho exhibition of any article possessing the merit of rarity or beauty is invited. The Directors appeal to the supporters of Education to second their efforts in endeavouring to make the contemplated Exhibition a success. All articles will be suitably cared for and duly insured against risk from fire, The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as Committees iv the various departments : — ART DEPARTMENT : Messrs W. F. Russell, A. A. Sherriff, and A. Tod. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. Messrs H. C. Field, J. T. Anderson, and Dr. Tripe. SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER EXHIBITS. Messrs J. G. Woon, L-f. V. Hodge, and H. Calders. Any further information can be obtained from JOHN WARD, Hon. Secretary. ni29 1033 F, ADAMS TTAVING commenced business as JuL Butcher, &c, at Hawera, begs to inform the residents that he will always keep in stocka supply of meat of the PfeIMEST QFA LITY. . Pork Sausages D.aily. ''4& Corned Beef and Pork always on hand and Warranted good. 2?. A. trusts by careful attention to business, and to the wishes of his customers, to merit a fair sh are of support. mls 912 FORDEK'S RAILWAY Lip) OF CUACHES. *"*" TIME TABLE. : ! , COACH LEjTOS ] Anderson's Sfcab'les Post Office Hotel §.40 a.m. 6.45 a.m. 6.50 a.m. 9.45 a.m' 9.60 a.m< , 10 a.m. 1.30 p;ih. 1.40 p.m.. 1.50 p.m. 4.45 p.m. 4.56 p.m. 5 p.m. abd in.nthndfince atach train coming in. |Carryin£ Passengers and Parcels. Luggage Waggons will' start one hour ibefore the departure of each traini .. iN.B.— Buggies and Saddle Horges n hire. ml 6! ''• • •'■■'■ • 40