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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 178, 16 February 1860, Page 2

On Sale, 30,000 Fob.'lC, 1860. SHINGLES, (good quality. | BE AY EN & WOON. For London direct, Being a Chartered Ship, The Remarkable fine A 1 Dundee Clipper >... built .Ship . • “ Melbourne/ V. David Dickie, Esq., Commander. Is under guarantee to Sail for the above Port Oil or before the Is/ of March. | Shippers of Wool-will find this a most desirable opportunity, as she will be the First Direct Vessel to leave YYellington. ; r . Has splendid Accommodation for Passengers. For Freight or Passage Apply to SMITH $ CO., ' Wellington; Or to TAYLOR, WATT % CO., Wmnganui. Wellington, . , Feb. 16, 1858. - • . FOR WELLINGTON AND NAPIER. THE Steamer WONG A WONG A, Capt, Renner, is appointed to Sail from Wellington for Wanganui on or , about Monday next, the 20th instant, and will have immediate despatch for the above Forts after arrival. '' For Freight or Passage apply to : POWELL AND Co., Agents W. S. N. Co. Feb. 16, iB6O.

For London. To sail an Thursday, the Sth March, 1860. WARRANTED THE FIRST SHIP AFTER THE “HASTINGS” I AND “CHRISTOPHER NEWTON” THE magnificent frigate-built, fast-sailing, A 1 ship ZEALANDIA, 1032 tons register. J. Foster, Commander, will sail for London direct, full or not full, on Thursday, the Bth March, 1860. This splendid vessel has commenced taking in cargo, and having a considerable quantity of wool engaged, will positively sail to her time. Cargo will be taken on beard whenever it i 9 sent alongside, and freight of any description, addressed to the care of the undersigned, will be received and stored (if necessary) free of charge. . Wool from coasting vessels can be transhipped at once, without incurring any expense.. ' W ool will be taken unpressed at the low rate of One-halfpenny (Id.) per pound, and produce of any kind on equally reasonable terms. , . This, noble, ship was built expressly for the New Zealand trade, her accommodations for all classes of passengers are unrivalled, and she carries an experienced anrgeon. A boat will be in attendance at Bethune and Hunter’s wharf, to convey intending passongers wishing to inspect the vessel, to and from the ship. Chief Cabin passage, as per agreement. Second Cabin and Steerage, 20 to 35 guineas. Plans of the cabins may be seen, aud ether information obtained, by applying to the undersigned, : LEVIN & Co. JOHNSTON & Co. or to BETHUNE & HUNTER. Wellington, Jan, 30, 1860. £SO Reward. Spurious Imitations of Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. Fifty Pounds will be paid to any person giving information to Mr. John ; Hughes, Whotesde Druggist,-Melbourne* that shall lead to the conviction of any person or persons vending spurious imitations of Holloway’s Rills and Ointment. A power of attorney has been sent to Mr. Hughes, bearing date 9th August, 1859. It appears that parties in Melbourne, are either Manufacturing Holloway’s Pills and Ointment, or importing imitations of the same from the United State?;, such parties, when discovered