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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9131, 4 June 1880, Page 4

COEB and COS. Telegraph _^^^^^jjoyR oya l Mail ANDREW" YOUNG ... Propbictob LEAVES Kai Iwi on arrival of Train for New Plymouth via Normanby, Stratford, and Inglewood, daily (Sundays excepted.) Time Table. Passengers leave Wanganui by Train at 6 a.m Arrive at Kai Iwi 6"45 , Coach leaves Kai Iwi ... 7 " Arrive Maxwell ... '.'.'. 7-30 " „ Waitotara 830 „ „ Waverley 945 » _*ft« n ,; „ Kakaramea 11-3(7 n „ Manutahi 12-16p.m „ Bawera 1.30 , „ Normanby 230 „ „ Stratford ... ... 5 Inwaeds. Passengers leave New Plymouth by Train at 7 a , m Arrive Stratf-ird 8"40 „ ' Coach leaves Stratford ... 9 , Arrive Normanby 11-30 ' „ Hawera 12 „ „ Manutahi , 1-30 p.m „ Kakaramea „, ,„ 2 „ »» JP ate a 230 „ „ Waverley 4-20 „ „ Waitotara 6-20 „ Maxwell ... ... 6-30 „ „ Kai Iwi „. „. 7 M ' ' Wavehlet Line. .A Coach leaves JBallam's Hotel, Waverley, daily (Sundays excepted) at 6 30 a.m Arrive Waitotara 7-30 „ „ Nukumaru B'3o „ „ Maxwell 9 „ „ Kai Iwi 9-45 „ Passengers leave Kai Iwi by Train at 10 „ Passengers returning from Kai Iwi to Waverley on arrival of 415 p.m Train from Wanganui. C. H. CHAVANNES, Agent, Victoria Hotel. r, Established ' 1 864. : A. CA.SS, i DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, t LJ AS .REMOVED temporariljljWni; 'til the completion of the whole, into a , portion of his New Premises, now being erected, entrance in Victoria Avenue, where he is showing his First Shipments of NEW WINTEE GOODS. ,A. CA S S , CORNER OF VICTORIA AVENUE [ |AND TAUPO.. QUAY. i WHEELER AND WILSON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE. FEOM the News of the World, 3rd November, 1878—" The 0-loriea of Industry. — In the peaceful struggles of work and progresß at the Parie fckhibiton, the WHEELER ANL WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY have surpassed the victories they have achieved at all proceeding eihibitions by gaining an indisputable pre-eminence over 80 com petitiors, and carrying off the odlv GRAND PRIZE' awarded to SEW. LNtf MACHINES (which must not be confounded with the ' Gold Medal a secondary prize), for the superiority and excellence of their latter productions. The tesitmony of a jury composed of competent and critical authorities will not fail to guide the publU ir the perplexing difficulty of choosJing an article that is now a necessity ■fto every one." H Send for a circular to R)RUMMOND AND ALEXANDER,. H Agents, B "Bidgway Street, Wanganui BvAKGANUI MALE AND FEMALE Bj LAJBODR EXCHAJNGE, HOpposite Coach and Horses Flotel, H Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. HpHE Proprietor of the above estab ■JL lishment begs to solicit the ■atroDage of Settlers, Hotelkeepers, Hlouseholders, Tradesmen and others Hmploying labour j also, Employees ■squiring situations. H EDWAED GILLETT, H Proprietor. H P.o.—Tradesman's Books fcepfc, ■pd accounts and rents collected on Hie most reasonable terms. ■ LIST OJP AG-ENTS: ■t ailwi MrTawso »axwelltowu Mr Brown ■gaitotara Mr Fißher HTaverley Mr Hogg pPatea (Carlyle) Mr Date Kataramea Mr Norman Hawera Mr Davidson Waiki Mr Brett Normanby Mr Beresferd Wangaohu Mr McDonald Turakina Mr Franklin Marton Watt and Nolan B "Ns Mr Munro Sandon MrTompkins Parawamii Mr Moore Pahncrston MrPaliner losto" MrMetard P? lldm g Mr J. C. Thomson Wellington Mr Brown Auckland jf, z. Herald P r 11ll ediu Mr Wheeler Melbourne and Sydney ...Gordon & Gfoteli

Printed aijd Published by tho Proprietor GtXLBEiiT Cabsox, at his registered offio* Victoria Avcuuc, Wangiuiui, New Zealand^ Ifriduy, June 4 t 1880.