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At Tasmanian Stud we breed Show Ponies/Horses, we also do a bit of breaking in and schooling

Pastorial Christian Ministrys has bible studies every Saturday between 3-oo and 4-oo pm. we are at 429 Queen st, Masterton.

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HistoryOperationEarly years: 1886 – 1897When the station opened in mid-1886, Mauriceville was served by mixed trains that had already been providing services to stations further south on those sections of the line that were opened as the railway line made its way north. Mauriceville was briefly the railhead (for seven months) until Mangamahoe opened early the next year followed by Eketahuna two years later. Mixed trains continued to provide the only regular passenger services to Mauriceville until the completion of the line through to Woodville in 1897.Heyday: 1897 – 1908At the time the Wairarapa Line was completed, the Wellington – Longburn line was owned and operated by the privately held Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company, meaning all government trains from Wellington to destinations north ran via the Wairarapa, ascribing a status of some importance to stations like Mauriceville. The popular Napier Mail trains were diverted from their original Napier – Palmerston North route to run via the Wairarapa to Wellington, and became the main passenger service stopping at Mauriceville, supplementing the mixed trains that continued to run on this section.Halcyon years: 1908 – 1988The Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company’s line from Wellington to Longburn was purchased by the government in 1908, which had an effect on services provided in the Wairarapa, particularly the section of the line north of Masterton. Because of the lengthy and costly delays associated with the operation of the Rimutaka Incline, much freight traffic from the northern Wairarapa region was diverted north through Woodville and Palmerston North so it could be taken down the Main Trunk Line to Wellington. Mixed trains, however, continued to operate through Mauriceville.

Matarawa railway station is a single-platform railway station on the Wairarapa Line that serves the small rural community of Matarawa in the Wairarapa district of New Zealand. It is served by the Wairarapa Connection, and has five services each way on Monday to Thursday, six on Friday and two on Saturday and Sunday.

One bedroom self contained cottage in the country, yet only 4 kms to town center. Get away from it all to peace and tranquility; Relax out the back of the cottage , in the outdoor area in the morning sun, with your coffee. Chill out with a drink in the evening while watching the sun go down over the majestic Tararua Mountains and Wairarapa Valley. The stunning vista is forever changing with the seasons. We have for your enjoyment, plenty of DVDs, a heat pump, TV, DVD player. A perfect place to stay, whatever the occasion. We are a short drive to town and just down the road from Gladstone, which offers some of the regions top wineries, eating venues and entertainment. Watsons Cottage’s open interior offers, new, clean furnishings with, a Queen size bed with fantastic views as you wake up in the morning.

Renall Street railway station is an urban single-platform railway station on Renall Street in the Wairarapa town of Masterton in New Zealand’s North Island. Renall Street is one of three railway stations in Masterton, the others being Masterton and Solway.

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