TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.
The following arc the train arrangements now in force : Napier Line. arrive. From Napier—l2.lo pm (mail train slops at no flag stations except Farndou, Tonmana, Pukehou, Hatnand Matamau), 1.25 pm and 9. 15 pm. 1- 1 aip ukm an—o.sl am and 6.35 pm. depart. I - or Napier—B.(s am, 2.7 pm (mail train, stops at no flag stations except Matamau, Ilatuma and l Pnkehoii ; stops at Makotuku only if icqmied, and stops at Poukawa and PakipaKi cnly to set down passengers fi um ' south of Woodville). and 2.15 pm. Pon Waipukuran—6.ls3 am and 6.0 pm Manawatu Line. ARRIVE. I' i o Weilingfon— 1.5.9 pm (mail train, leaves at ‘9.8 am, and stops at I no Hag stations except Paremata, j Plimmerton, Paraparainu and Manai Lau), 0,52 [tin (local train connectI 'r.g at Palmerston with express to ; Auckland from Wellington). Pasi sen get s can also leave Wellington j i'. v the night express at 9.10 (airivi |;| - Palmerston at 12.1(5 am) and Conor on by 'he morning trains. 1 •'» do-.kariki (changing- a ihilmci.-:..:: ■ i 2.1! 1 pm. I ■ i-:!-a t; r. l-iir W eil’ngi.or—lo am (connect- . ing with express from Auckhuul at ■ Palmei sfon, and arriving in Weli lington at 2.10 pm), 12 59 pm (mail i train, stops at no Hag stations exj cept W aekanac, Manakau, Para- | iiai'aumu and Paremata; stops at I Lor-ghnrn only if required), 2.15 : l ,m (connects at Palmerston with I mail train from New Plymouth, j which stops at no Hag stations exI cept Koputaioa, Linton, Tc Horn •and Pliininorton, and at Longhorn °uly when required), and 9.57 pm ■ (connecting with express from I Auckland at Palmerston at 3.19 am), ait Wellington 6.2(5 a m. For Paekakariki—The 10 am train connects with a slow tiain at Palmerston, but lor all stations beyond Otaki this Is beaten by the ; mail train. Aickraxd Line, arrive. I* rom Auckland-—12.31 p m (connecting at Palmerston with 'the express leaving Auckland at 8.50 the previous evening). The morning trains from Palmerston (arrivingat 5.55 and 8.1 a m) connects with the oxji)ess leaving Auckland at 12.10 p in on the previous day and arriving at Palmerston at 3.19 a m, but involve a wait of some hours there. Prom Thames and Rotorua, the same trains. DEPART. For Auckland—2.ls p m (connecting with the express to Auckland at Palmerston, and arriving there at 6.13 next morning) and 9.57 p m (connecting with the Auckland express in Palmerston at 12.26 a m, and arriving at Auckland at 2.55 p in next day). , For Thames and Rotoua, the j same trains.
NM3.—The express trains stop at very few stations, and passengers tor wayside places will need to consult the time-tables to find out how they can best reach their special destinations. N.B. — For those who desire to avoid the long night runs to or from Auckland, the best method to adopt would be to travel by the expresses leaving Auckland or Wellington in the day time and stop at Ohakune lor the night, going on by the trains passing that place next morning.
New J’i.ymoltu Line
ai;i:ivi Prom Now Plymouth—s.s2 p m (connects at Palmerston with the mail train, which stops at very few flag stations). From Wanganui - p in. (connects with the morning train from Wanganui at Palmerston), and
5.52 p m. DLTAKT
i For New Plymouth—lo ain (connects sit Palmerston will) tin ; mail train, which st. p.-: at very few j ting stations). j For Wanganui—lo a m and 2.1 f) • p m. Palmkuston Ts r . Line. ARRIVE 5.55 and b. I a ui, 12.34, 1.59 (does not stop at Gorge), 5.52 and (5.10 p rn. DEPART 10.0, 11.25 a in, 12.59 (does not atop at the Gorge), 2.15, 1i.55 and 9.57 p m. Wairakat-a Line. A UK IYF:.
j From \\ eilmglou ! (leaves \V * j 11 i i i !»■ t o 11 at 7.50 a tn and | stops at almost all inlenneiOnO | stations) and 9.10 p rn ( leaves Weij lington at 9.55 a m). j From Cross Creek—l 2 . 50 p m j and 1.47 p m. J Fiom Mastertom-9.40 am. 12.50 I p m, 1.47 p m ami 9.10 p m. j r>r,i>,u;T. ! For Wellington
(leaches \N eliingbm at 0.21, chang« nig at Lower Unit) and i 2.57 <> m. (reach; s Wellington at 6.11, and stops at almost all iniermediate stations). for Cross Greek—6.lo a ni nn - A pm. lot Master ton—6.lo am, 2.20 P m, and 7 p m„
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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 12 May 1915, Page 1
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741TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 12 May 1915, Page 1
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