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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12437, 9 April 1908, Page 1

Public Notices. NZ. STATE COAL DEPARTMENT. STATE COAT . which Is superior io any other coal ■■ow on the market, will be delivered to Householders ior NET CASH ONLY. Setfncd (in baga). TON. ITO-<. iiOH CWT. 32/- 16/- «/- 1/9 Special Quol.al* >n9 for Truck and Loos / Loads. Try the BTK^IJE ITES and EGGE.TI'l.'S for winter "f«cl. For IK-at, Kf-'Uvimy, and Cleanliness, tho l'onit JJ.izabe^f STATE- COAL stands unm ailed. ALio on Hand: K(\f\ Cords l'"iivt\nod cut for stoves, t/Uvgratcd, anci' open fires (thoroughly dry). GAS COivE, la <d per bag. Depot: — ('hurt* i Street. Oflict-:— 112, K'lgvwiy Street (late Duigan'fi). Telephone 519. P.O. Box 225. P. A. NALJUi^R, Depot Agent. Puiifo TjoUces. ST. A.\Dlir.'\\ UAYTNIXG LODGE, .). 71). 1.T.N.0. '.G.A.0.T.U. Till!. I Mial Monthly Meeting will take place at <)<■ Masonic Hall, lieli Street on Tlnu<wi:iy evening, April 9th. f l ho Lodge via l>o tyled punctually at 7.30 p.m. .-harp. Visiting Brethren are very cordially invited. NOTICE. NO PornuK granted this season to Shoot over Liamore Station, which inclining Tc AialtfWidta. : U. V. HAMMOND. ST. MAltl'S CATHOLIC CLUB. Till] Annual Meeting of tho above will no bold m tllio ( lub Room ou Monday, Awil i:Mi, at H p.m. r ' nusinr«-.: — Vnmial Report and Balance sheet, tic. J. I>. GAFI'ANY, Hou. Sec. NLW 7A ■XL:\yiy "RAILWAYS. EASTER TRAIN FROM 15th W 22nd Apiil inclusive -Sunday execptod), extra mail trams with refreshment car.,atta<thcd will leave Wangiimu 12.45 p.m., »j.O p.m.i arriving Wellington (Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company) 8.10 p.m. Leave Wellington (Wellington aud Manawatn Railway Company) 8.20 a.m., arriving Wanga nni 3.33 p.m. These trains will make the same stoppages on Government line as the ordinary mail trains. After leaving Longburn tho south extra mailtrain will stop only at Shannon, Levin, Oiaki, Waikanae. Paoknkariki, Plinimerton, Porirua, Johnsonville, and Khandallali. On those dates passengers will not be booked at Wanganui, Feilding, or Trunk Line stations and this train will stop after leaving Longhurn at Otaki, and Paekakariki only. Passengers from north for other stations on the Manawatu Company's line must change at Palmeraton into following train. The ordinary north mail train will not stop between Palmerston and Aramoho except to pick up passengers ior stations north ot* Aramoho, and passengers to or from Main 'lmnfc Lino stations. Passengers will not be booked by this train to any station south of A\aitotara, including Wanganui. On l&th April special night train will leave Wanganui at- 11.30 p.m., arriving Wellington (Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company) 8.45 a.m. (17th April), leave Wellington (Wellington and Maua-watu Railway Company) 11.15 p.m., arriving Wanganui 750 a.m. (17th April). Botl/ spccialtfi will stop on Government line whore required, and the 11.30 p.m. special from Wanganui will stop on Wellington and Manaw.rtu Railway Company's line only at Shannon, Levin, and Otaki, and stations PaeJcakariki to Wellington. On 10th April the usua'i 4.36 p.m. train will be delayed to leave Wanganui at 5.15 p.m. for Taihapc and Palmerston. On 20th and 21st April the usual 4.00 p.m. train will nc delayed to leave Palmciston at 5.20 p.m. for Wanganui. PATIiA RACES. On 20th April special train will leave Wanganui 7.45 a.m., arriving Patea 10.15 a.m., ;oturning from Patea y at 5.15 p.m. for Wanganni. FEILDING RACES. On 20th and 21st April, special train will loave Wanganui (5.25 a.m., arriving Feilding 9.52 a.m., returning from Feilding at 5.35 p.m. for Wanganui HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS available for return till 20th May will be issued to Feildiyg on 21st April by the (5.25 a.m. special and the ordinary 7.0 a.m. train from Wanganui and intermediate stations. For further particulars and cheap excursion fares see posters. BY ORDER. __ WANTED Known".— That "at\ the" South Indian Motor union reliability trials held during December last Talbot Motor Cars again distinguished themselves inasmuch as a Standard 15 h.p. Talbot Car won three 6ilver cups for reliability, hill-climbing, and speed. In tho hill climb the fastest time of all yrviei made by the Talbot which defeated, cars of Standard makes xip to 28 h.p. Adams, Ltd., Avenue, Wanganui, Sole Agents. Call and inspect. IMPORTANT 'TO LADIES. DR. M'GILL advises all Suffering Women before enteuins: HOSPITALS or submitting to OPERATIONS, M Give celebrated PASTILE TREATMENT a Fair "trial. Unsuppawsed Testimonials. Apply to Mrs A. Alpha, Box 411, Welling- ■ ton, Lady Agents wanted^.