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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1276, 21 August 1884, Page 1

. N Z. RULWAYS. £i^OXTON-NBW PLYMOUTH SBOI TION. Trains leave DAILY as under— (Sundays excepted.) ■„,■„• SOUTH. '. STATltfifS. A.M. A.M. pTm. Wan^tnui, depart 8.0 4.15 St John's „ ' P P Aramoho „ 8.10 4.25 Eastown . „ P P ; Okoia „ P P Materawa „ P _P Fordell .-.-'•■ - : "„■"■■ "■■ : 8 - 50 5 * 5 Baker's Crossing P p .Wangaehu , „ . , Q P_ P, Turakina ' , „ 9«*5 c « 48 Turakina Platform v>P P IS^'r -„ iA & }(Breatford ' -v, 10 - 37 6<36 Kakarildi ,; „ . .. ■■■■P-.. _P ft Haldombe, . arrive , „ ... -11.0 , 7.0 Halcombe; depart 10.60. .11.20 7.20 Maki'rioKoad „ p ,P. P Felling :v j, H. 20 :11< «W 7l Tataiui- f,,■: ; p P J Bunnjthorpe „ 'p, P " Terrace End ,-,.. P.M. ?.M. P Patmeeston „ 12.15 12.35 ».»0 Long Burn „ P P Karere „ : P P TiakatahuMa „ P . P . .Oroua ßridge ,» , P .• P■ , Baincsße „ .. . P P . Carnarvbh „ P P Motuiti ' » P P.. ■ Foxton arrive J 2-0 1 9 - 55 NQBTH. STATIONS. A.M. A.M. P ' M » Foxton, depart 7.30, 4.25 Motuiti/ '':'■'. v, , p : P Carnarvon; _ „ .. P % P ; Bainesse „ P , . •• P Oroua Bridge„ P P Tiakatahiiha ,j P ' P Karere ■-:-.■ „ p ' P Longßnrhi .„ p ; . J^ik Palmbbstok „ 8.55 .6.45 o-* 5 . Tenace.Bnd • „ P 'P . P BunrJythorpe „ P' p P Taonui „ P , P P o/ ; Feilding „ 9.50 7SO ■ 63 9 Ma&ii.o fioad ; „ p P T Halcombe, arrive 8.5 7. 0 Halcombe, depart 8.25 7.20 Kakariki „ ' ~ _.> v- p areatford „ - 8.50 ; 7,45 Martpn „ . 9,(5 8,0 Bonny Glpn • „ : P P' Turakina Platform . P P . Tmakina, depart 9.4.5 8 - 3 3 Wangaehu „ p p Baker's Crossing P P Fordell „ 10.30 9.15 Matarawa „ p p 2 ko ' a n P ■ P . ifiastown », P P Aramoho „ 11,10 9.60 St John's, „ p Wangpnui, arrive 11.25 10.5 GENERAL eCBfDITIOIfS. Parcel* and Goods for a}l Boadside Stations, Platforms, and Private Sidings mußt be prp-paid. and will be put out on the Platforms of those stations at the risk of the consignee.: * ; , Parcels and! Goods from all Roadside Stations, Platforms, and Private Sidings can be made to pay at Wanganui, Aramoho, Waitotara, Waverley, Manutani, Patea, Fordell, Turakina. Marton, Greatford, Halcombe, Feilding, Palmerston, and Foxtcn ; and at New Plymouth, Sentry HiU,Waitara, Inglewood, Stratford, Normanby,^ and Ha we- a, > Tbe Railway Department does not pledge itself to the . despatch or arrival of the Trains at the exact time notified m the above Tables, and m the event of any circumstances arising either during or prior, to the journey being made, which may render it impossible or -inexpedient for the Train to proceed, will return the fares paid, but does not undertake to forward the Passen- , Any Passenger getting into a train at a Booking fetation without a ticket, will be charged one shilling m addition to the ordinary fare. ;; ... • LUGGAGE.— Each passenger is allowed to take 1121 bof PEESUNAL luggage (NOT , INCLtJiJING, MKiSCHANDIsE • of any , kind) and for every 561 b above this weight, j for every. 50' miles or fraction^, of 60 miles, the charge will be: Ope .fchlllipg, 1 luggage will.be aiipwedtb Tie tiken into the Carriages, unless of Biich a sixe tnat it can be placed under the seat without inconvenience to other Passengers. Passengers are strongly recommended to have their Names and the Statidn'tb which they' are~ proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage and to satisfy themselves that , it is placed upon the Train, as the Bailway Department will not be responsible uqless it is booked and paid for. Passengers can be booked t^t Stations only on condition that |here is room in 'the Train. Children under' three' yeirs of age travel 1 free 1 ; 1 over 5 three and under twelve, years of age, half -fare. ; . HORSED, CARKIAGEB,&c.— The Railway Department does not undertake to forward Horses and Carriages by any, para ticular Train ; but when scut they, ciust be at the Fprwarding Station half.an-hour before the departure of the Tyain. Th owners of Bofsesmpgt provide means; of securing them m the Hotte-boij and. the a ail way Department will not Le accountble for any injuries sustained through heir breaking loose or otherwiae,nor will it undertake to carry unbroken or vicious Hones. At Country Stations requisitions for Horse-boxes or Carriage* truokß must be made the day before they are wanted. 1 DOGS must be provided with chain*, or other sufficient means of securing them; . They will not be allowed m carriages and ' the sender must obtain a ticket, to be 1 given up. before the .end of the journey, before the Dbg is delivered. ' k KBTUKN or PEEIODICAL; TICKETS 1 will not be available lor Special and Ex- • qursion Traini, expept when the Ordinary Time Table is suspended, . !" PLATFORMS '., ONLX— Train do not stop at these unless required JSotice 1 should be given- to the Guard a pre* vious stopping Station. . bPEtIAL NOTICE : To enßure despatch, Parcels, Extra Luggage, and Dogs must be at the Station at ■ le»6t ' Thirty Minutes before advertised time of departure P. MAXWELL Genera' Manager N. Z. Railways : Aivl^ :^i)^V.K~Tb"4t I have yV always on Jiaiid and for sale a large stock of double and single seatea Buggies, Ladies' Phaetons, Waggon ettes, Business Spripg Traps all descriptions, City impresses, Spring Tip prays, Common Tip Drays; also, first clas» Brougham and 1 first class Landau cars riage. Kvery article bujlt of tbe best material and the workmanship is noto be surpassed. Apply to-ihe Wellington Coach Factory, Manners street and Taranaki Place. M.^Bouan, Pro pribtor, who has 32 years' colonial experience. Notice to Advertisers. ALL alteratior deßired to be , made to standing advertise" ' xuents must be sent m the day before ,the alibei'iifcioii is to apr»9ar.— ■ M*n*Wktu h VDii Hits*