Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1150, 14 January 1884, Page 4

IlLfirmation for, Traverlers. r f ., ... , »' ■. . ■ "••■• "COACHES leave the^ Eoyal >Hote Palmerston, for Napier,, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5.30 a.m COACHES leave the Royal Hotel, palmerston, for Mastertonon Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays at 1 p.m; . TRAINS leave Palmerston as under : For Foxton and intermediate stations, 12.35 p.m., and 8.30 p.m. • For Wanganui and intermediate* staUoni at 6.45 a;m., and 5 45 p.m. ForHalcombe and intermediate statoons at; 8.55 a.m. * ROACHES leave Foxton for WeiluieCon every morning, Sundays exThe JANE DOUGLAS alw plyi' between Foxtpt.;; and Wellington on jtfCT^yertiieWiß]hew^ete. : "--.- ' •''■ /' ;■; PALMEESTON, NOETH POST .fc^cU jj^i.-OFilCB.^ :#i . . -. r,, ■■;■:•'- MAILS CLOSE For Foxton daily at 10.20 a.m. and 7.45 Fojj-Orpua Bridge daily at 10.20 a.m. l?pr.vWelljngt6n, Otaki, and Pahautanui, i." \ daily at 7.45 p.m.., ,'."; ;;, '"■.','.-.". '.'.'^, ,','.' I •rJWiflganuJ, Marton, Halcombe,. Bulls,' v • Feilding, and northern and interme- .' -. diate districts daily, at.. 5 p.m. Mails " ... f.fprrSandpn' are .taken thence from ', BuiisioMiy;^ „.".;• . ;■_/'■.•■' For, Aaiiurßt, 'Mastertbn, and Eketahuna, / on iionda|s^ ',';' Weaneidays,' and- ■'*'■ ( days, atf 1230 pirn/ a / : :''\"''' ! :^-_" for Woodville;' Napier, and , intermediate stations (not including Aihurtfybafc 5 ° C 7.45 p.m. on Mondays, ; Wednesdays, j and Fridays. ' C v VorEarere, on Tuesdays and ITria. at ■ '■■'*■'■ 7.45 p.m. . ■ '■■ . , ■ . ■. • # - ■'/' For Awahuri, mails aro f«nt to Feilding k daily; thence to Awahuri, Tuesdays and Fridays. -^ 'MAILS ABBiyß> . xom Wanganui twicedaily, at 12.45 p.m. - and 8.30 p.m. From all intermediate "•■ stations once daily, at BJ3O p.m. From Foxipn arid Southern stations once i daily.at 5.45 p.m. i .]' From Ma»terton and Ashurst, Tuesdays,* Thursdays, and Saturdays at j11.30 ...- .»jn. - . . om Napier and intermediate stations, m. eluding Woocville, Mondays, Wednes. • days. -and Fridays, at 7.15 p.m. GEORGE INNES, - Postmaste V--- : ■•' THE !! Manawatu Daily Times. -;■'< Established 1875. mHE Largest, Oldest-Established jt and mosj; widely circulated daily newspaper m the i Manavratu. 'Published at Palmerston North etery , .evening at 4 p.m. "rice— One Penny." . Bates of Subsck-ptioit. •kuwi'l delivered or posted) ..iKVlyi! tI7M v-:-...-.-......=..- , : ( 9 d J P« quarter m advance ... . — 5 2 ?Feriquarter booked... .... ... 6 6 posted, m advance i ... 8 0 Per quarter, posted, and booked ... 9 6 Per ball year m advance ... ... 10 Q Pef half year 'booked 13 0 "YeTlu9rye"u~goßted m advance ... 16 0 Per half year posted and booked ... 19 0 Per annum m advance ... «• 20 0 SP^r annum booked ;.«r ..; ... 28 O '"Be* annum, posted; :in advance ... a2 O h-ffwt annum, posted> and. booked; ... 33 0 Ki^S POE f AiDTEBTISING. j Wanted Column.— ls words 14 # pet inch per insertion, 1 'cashi * ■■ ' X i Casual Advertisements. — 3s per inch per insertion, and 2s per inch each succeedirg consecutive inser* lions. ' Advertisements which do not appear^in consecutive, iaßnes will Tte\cn^r]fe^Jftillrates. r ■ :i %t|»ndilQg l advertisements: ias per «iKi»iigement. . ; ■ ; - ... v Every encouragement given to ad- ( Tertisers and the widest publicity , -jfuaranteed.;, No charge made for ';.... „ \.f ./ \'- i Job Pointing. ; \ $• -a w Every description qtffi, printing executed ; with neatness «nd, despatch and at Town prices for cash, ] Orders u takeri for Ijithographic and |Cppperplate"Work. ; .:■: vManawatu Daily Times Machine; ■ "„ 1/ Printing Office, £ HclThel So^are^P^erston N. t ; yfeggPTOgag) Office^TForesterfl' Hall: THE MANAWATU HBEALD, j -at* Foxton /every swjsr.i I*.1 *. Tuesday and r Friday,. i:jcoh'tains' all the latest Shipping, ComraeriU Sial; ; 'EngUsh imd ForeignVGolonialj arid fllimHwatu County^News Jap tothetimepf 3i go_dg'fc : preßbi' .■•■•■•■<-' i -..v I ,^F.')l Sifj '.;'' '; u;.)T hOR^'J i f Copieji may be had of Mr P*rk: i 'BookseU'er, the I Square^ PaJnieratoß- . North, ott c tb i e 1( eVening of issue. ( ? J.^EUBSELL, j Proprietor.. / r y > r.v •■ ' ; - . ■ ■ — — : : — >■-■}— } ' '.^/w'r&xejpn me^cholib?,-^ | r ?:»*; '- >Ax© ypu'neryouß ? l - 'I -^ "■ T NY ll P ::r AFT ; "if E7?f jT fl living) in New Zealand r ! «» L Vot: being aole to travel to corisnlt : M. LL. SMTTH, ; v ft wishing to haye the benefit pi „ . ■v: .^V f .B^Ci^; ■jiS^ASES,-;- , " : ' : mn consult him by letter, fee £1 2 ma. Have medicines appropriately picked and forwarded without <y ; tironble, risk, or publicity. Dr. L. X.. SMITH, epilinsistreet East, I ■■'■-"■■>■■ •> Melbourne. r* EATEFUL. —COMFOItTiNa \J ti ';;-; —, . : -\' EPPW COC 04-» BBEAKFASI. j ' aAtborougli knowledge of thfe>atUM laws which; govern the operations of digei;; tien and nofcritSon,- arid b^ a bareful apblict.i tion 6f u the,fina properties of vreU-selectet Ooeoa. {Mr. Ep^s hai 'provided our brtatfut tables with a delicately-flavored beterag . which , may saye. us many heavy ddetor* bul« It W W l 'tfie f ju*feiouy- ( Ws < w-Biiqi T -. articlet 6i Haiet that a constitution 4av rwJtuUv bvM vp 1 until < strong enough U S every tend^y to disewe... Huoarad) oi^ Bubtlt^nalftdiei are floa^flg a^oind Jeady to attack whapswcvtheKj v iwaal point. Wefflayeßcapeimani^fataliha*,, Sy keeping ouwelres w«U fort^edwith. blood «_a i properly-nounshed rrame.— «> m Gazette." *Mi4e Bhnply with boiling water or m,lk - Soldonlj^^pK? l^ a^ ll^JAMES EPPB & CO..