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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1255, 29 July 1884, Page 1

RAILWAY FARES. From Palmerston to Station. Single. Keturn. First, b'c'nd First. Sc'nd s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Terrace End 6 4 6 4 Bunnythorpe 16 102014 Taonui 1 10 13 26 18 Feilciing 26183322 Makino Eoad 211 2o 310 27 Halcombe 425 210 55 38 Kakariki 410 33 6 3 42 Greatford 4 11 3 8 7 1 4 9 Marton 634282 55 Bonny Glen 7 1 49 g3 62 Turakina 84 5 7 10 10 78 Wangaehu 95 63 12 3 82 Fordell iO 5 7 0 18 7 9 1 Matarawa 11 3 7 6 14 8 9 9 I Okoia 11 6 7 8 14 ll 10 0 Eastown 12 B 8 4 16 3 10 10 Aramoho 12 6 8 i 16 3 10 10 St John's 12 9 8 6 16 ,3 11 1 Wanganui 13 21 8 9 17 1 11 5 "From Palmerston to ' Station. Hngle. . . Return." First. So'nd Fiist. s. d. b. d. 8. d. 8. eh Long Burn 10 8 13 10 Karere. 14 10 1 9 1 2 Tiakatahuna 1 6 10 2 0 14 Oroiia Kridge 24 17i30 20 Bainease 2 !1 2 0 310 2 7 Carnarvon 3 H 2 6 4 H 3 3 Motuiti 4 5 211 5 9 310 Foxton 5034 6644 Keturn Tickets are obtainable on Saturdays only, and are available until the Monday following. /^.EATEFTJL COMFOKTING. VT EPPS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. By a thorough knowledge of the natun laws which govern the operations of digei tion and nutrition, and by a careful applies tiou of the fine properties of well-selectet Oocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breafc last tables with a delicately-flavored beverag ■ which may save us many heavy doctor? bills. It is by the judicious use of suci articles of diet that a constitution may gradually built up until strong enough It resist every tendency to disease. Hundred; of subtle maladies are floating around ready to attack wherever there is a weal point. We roey escape many a fatal shai 1 by keeping ourselves wbll fortified with , blood and a properly-nourished frame. — S* rticle m the " Civil Service Gazette." Made simply with boiling water or mill^ Soil m £lb packets by Grocers labelled thus. JAMES EPPS & CO., HOM<iEPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDOJf, ENGLAND. Sent m an Envelope for Stamps to defray Postage. SOCIAL SCIENCE: A Treatise ou all' Nervous Disorders which cause Impediment to Marriage, and all Chronic Diseases; also, How to choose a Partner for Life, •»9 as to live happy and produce health} children, at;d ho* to regain and presei ye your health, &c, &c. Address— R. T. SELBY, Medical Herbalist DEAFNESS!— Qaaeks calling themselves "Doctors," are utterly ruining the organs ol hundreds suffering from deafness charging from &5 to £20 for so doing! — I have two infallible remedies — (No. 1, deafness arising from colds ; No. 2. the thickening of 'he parts of tbe Tympanum) irom recipes sent me by those world- known Aurists, the late aud present Senior Surgeons of tbe Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear, London. — Send stam; s for partioulars to T. B. Hannafokd, Auckland, New Zealand Wellington Trust, Loan and Investment Company. (Limited.) Capital £ 200,000. DEPOSITS. A NY Sum received on Deposit at £jL call, or for any specified term, at highest current rates. Interest paid on daily balauceß or as may be agreed. LOANS On Freehold or Leasehold Land or Buildings, Stations,' Sheep, Wool, Oattle, Agricultural Produce, Shares, Vessels, Merchandise, or other security ">n lavorable terms at lowest current . rattes. ADVANCES. By way of overdraft, eh urging incerest on dailj balance. ItEPAYMfcNTS At fixea periods, by instalments or by monthly payments, as may be desired INVESTMENTS. Monthly payments received, to accumulate tor fixed periods or to be withdrawn at any time, as per table on the Building Society method. Further particulars a«d terms can be obtained at the Company's office Borrowers are recommended to apply direct, either personally or by letter. Agents —J. Linton, Palmerston North; HaxcoainK & Sheewill, feilding. Wm. BOYD, Secretary. MANAWATU TIMES. SUBSCRIBERS changing their place O ot abode are requested to notify tbe fact m writing, or by calling at the office, so that the papers may be left at, new address. The Proprietor will also feel obliged if subscribers would give information of any irregularity or carelessness on part of the runtiera. rJIHE Manawatu Daily Timeb \ being the oldest paper m Manaioatu necessarily has a circula i ucu aDti sianding nhieh defies com petition. Larger circulation tha iiiv other paper oiiJjthe^Coast, an uaily increasing. i