Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1158, 25 January 1884, Page 4

■ . 'i Information for Traverlers. .;-., ■ », ■ - »*.> .COACHES leave the Royal Hote Palmerston, for Napier, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 6.30 aim COACHES leave the Royal ' Hotel, (Halmerston, for Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays at 1 p.m. s - TRAINS leave Palmerston as under : * For Foxton and intermediate stations, -312.35 pirn., and 8.30 p:m. c- For Wanganui and intermediate stations at 6.45 a.m., and 5 45 p.m. ForHalcombe and intermediate stations at 8.65 a.m. ■■■■■•<■ ' bOACHES leave Foxton for . "Wellington. ' : every morning,' Sundays exT> irji# s j;ane ippTpjat^s, »iw#y» iSrtw'een Fbxtoc.; and Wellington on , : — — .<xsaq n:ii cai PALMEBSIO-L^NOIiTH POST „"„.-..:» . ri j ' 0FP108.,. .. . •• • / M •■'•'•■•; MAILS CLOSE J For Foxton daily at 10.20 a.m, and 7.45' - r "- : ' : |>.m. " .-.•■■'■ For Oroua Bridge daily at 10.20 a.m. Vot^ Wellington; Otaki, and Pahautanui, 0 daily at 7.45 p.m. • <*r ;Wanga_ui, MBitonj Halcombe, Bulls, - and northern and intermei t'diite districts daily at 5 p.m. Mails > i ! iqr Sandon are- taken thence from K^-Bulis daily. ••• -•■ •* ! ' For Ashurst, Masterton, andvßketahuna, - on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- / : - Fo?iWoodville, Napier t .and mtermediate \,BtatioM (ntot, including Ashurst), . at.. •iq 7^6,'' p.m. on, ; Mondays, Wednesdays, MdFridays.! . s ■■ _^ • l For Karere, on Tuesdays and Fnd at, 7.45 p.m. ■ .'■'■• F6*r fi Awahuri, mails are sent to Feilding daily, thence to Awahuri, Tuesdays - and Fridays. LI SOILS AEBIVB *6"m Wanganui twice daily, at 12.45 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. From all intermediate ;, stations once daily, at 8.30 p.m. s s From Foxibn and Southern Btations once at 5.45 p.m. From Masterton and Ashurst, Tuesdays, ' Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11.30, 6m Napier and intermediate stations, including Wotfville, Mondays, Wednes. days, and Fridays, at 7.15 p.m. GEORGE INNES, Postmaate - . THE Manawatu Daily Times, .«■; . . ■ ■ ~ 1 '"'■■ Estahlished 1876. ."'.;.. rpHE Largest, Oldest-Established X and most vndely circulated daily newspaper m the Manawatu. FuWuhed at Palmerston North every evening at 4 p.m. rice— One Penny. R_.TBB OP SUBSCBIPTIOIir. (Delivered or posted) Per qu ter m advance °" 2 Pet quarter booked f J Pec quarter, posted, m advance ... BU, Par quarter, posted, and booked ... 9 « Per half year m advance ... — w » Per half year booked ... ... If <> Per half year posted m advance ... 16 0 Per half year ported and booked... 19 0 Per annum m advance n Par aimum booked ... * 6 « Per annum, posted, m advanoe .... 32 « Per annum, posted, and booked ... 38 U y Hates fob -Abvebtisikg. ''< / Wanted Columni-^ls words Is. per^inch per in_ertion| cash', i -' : ; > Casual Advertisements.^— 3s j !per inch per insertion, and 2s per inch each succeedirg consecutive inser* iions. Advertisements which do not appear m consecutive issues will be charged full rates. Standing advertisements Las per arrangement. , . : , • , . , . . Every 'ericouragemeht given to advertisers and 1 the widest publicity guaranteed. No charge made for alterations. „ Job Pointing. ; / Every. description of job printing executed with neatness «nd despatch and at Town prices forcashi Orders taken -for Lithographic and Copperplate work. Manawatn Daily Times Machine Printing Office, ; . The Square, Palmerston N. ; Bnmness Office^-Foresfers'i ..Hall , THE MANAWATU HBEALD, PUBLISHED at' Foxton every Tuesday . and Friday, \_ r con ; tami'aU'the'latest'Shippiiig/ 'Gommercirf,' English iid ForeignVCdlbnial, and Manawatu County News ap tothethneof ' goinjftopreß*. "Y^r^/'V; '''] ' ( ' ;3 V' : ;';, ]''[ Copies mar be had of Mr lark, Bookseller, the Square, Pxlmerston North, on ( the evening of issue. J..Ei^UBSBLL, Proprietor. . ..i..-'." :,:■•..': j~? i"~ .■■.'■" .--% ... ? ; Axe you melancholic? .' /i Are you nervous ? i Ai« you weak?; ; '•■;. * Axe you about to marry ? ANY PA TIE N T 0. Living m New Zealand ftot being able to travel to consult ■■'■ DE. LL. SMITH, wishing to have the benefit of s] his' great experience -m r>i SPECIAL DISEASES, ein consult him by letter, fee £1 ■; «m have medicines appropriately pfttked, and. forwarded without ir ' Wonble, risk; or'publicity;' *- : t Z'l .•■ 'v;Dr; .•■■■: "' _^,Coilins-street East,; „;,.. Melbourne. r^ EATEFUL. — COMFb-tTING ,jjj .a thorough knowledge of thenajuri l»Wf which govern the operations of dig«J« iien and npftrition, and by a carefnl applifca J tion of the fine., properties of well-selectee Oocoa. Mr. Bpps has provided bur'break Oft tables with a delicately-flavored beverag • : which may save us many heavy dootow bills. It ib by the judiciouß use of suci artioies of diet that a constitution may gradually built up until strong enongh tt resist every tendwoy to disease. Hundred* of subtle maladies are floating, around ready to attack wherever there is a waal point. We may escape many a fatal shaf by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood *nd a properly-nourished frame.—* article m the." Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or muk ' ; CMd on!/ m Packets er tins abelled— JAMES EPPB it CO.. gender AißXtCj-Uiiiii* Xoaisoa