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will Be dealt with according to law, in order to protect'th# public. r >..• The Genuine Ointment and Pills have engraved on the British Government Stamp the words, “ Holloway's Pills and Ointment , London,” and if the little Books of direction wrapped round the medicines be held up to the light, the same words will be discovered woven in tiie water-mark of the paper. None are gennine without these marks, and without the Government Stamp. * ■ Y’he public of Australasia is respectfully invited to join with the Proprietor of these ; Medicines in his endeavour to trace out those ! who are practising this fraud upon them, and Ito give information of the same to Mr. John, 1 ITughes. s •' ■'< . - i | (Signed THOMAS HOLLOWAY. ! London, August 9th, 1859. i These J/ediciim can .bo had 'of Messes, [Heaven & Wo on, who arc Sole-Agents -for, Wanganui..

Sditovial. A GENTLEMAN of Experience is required, to Undertake the Editorship, and [Management of the “ Wanganui Chronicle/' Stipend <£2oo per annum. Application to be made in' writing, accompanied by Testimonials, addressed, to the 'Proprietors, care of Messrs. Powell and Co., on or before the 31st March, 1860. ; Wanganui, New Zealand, j Jan. 26, 1860.

Wanganui Chronicle; WTNTII. further Notice, it is requested, U that all Persons indebted to the “ JFanganui Chronicle,” will pay their respective Accounts to the Undersigned, wlio are authorised to grant receipts, sind as it is proposed to make entirely new arrangements in the management and conduct of this Paper, it is hoped that all outstanding Accounts will bo promptly settled, it being the intention of the Proprietors to endeavour to render the Publication a leading and useful means of advancing the general interests of this increasing settlement. POWELL & CO., Hohy. Treasurers. Jan. 28, 1860. "v BIRTH. On the sth February, at Eden More, Turakina, the wife of Mr. James Hogg, Provincial Engineer, of a son. DIED. • At the residence of his father, Victoria Avenue, on the 12th inst., aged 15 months, Peter John, the beloved iufaut son of Mr. Henry Hurley. .