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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 93, 27 February 1863, Page 4

EXPENDITURE. ORDINARY— Superintendent’s Department ... Treasury ditto Provincial Council ... Crown Lands Department Provincial Solicitor ... Provincial Auditor ... Police Department ... Provincial Council Library Harbour Department Gaol ditto Supreme Court ditto Hospital ditto Charitable Aid Schools ... Inspectors of Sheep... Native Interpreter ... Meteorological Registrar Government Ofilces (furnishings) Immigration General Printing Eeceiver of Land Eevenue Steam'.Navigation Company Subsidy Miscellaneous ... ..’ Educational Eeserves Total Ordinary...£ PUBLIC WOEKS AND UNDERTAKINGS—--254 14 27 3 189 6 1619 10 2090 14 9 6 3 2 8 Provincial Engineer’s Survey Harbour Improvements Eoads and Streets— Te Auto Road Middle Eoad Porangahau Eoad ... Taupo Eoad (from Meanee Eiver to Puketapu) Taupo Eoad (from Tareha’s Bridge to Meanee river) Cliveroad... Petane road Mohaka dray road ... Mohaka bridle Track Wairoa bridle track... Auckland Mail road (Titiokura to Tarawera) Town roads Eoad under cliff, between Shakspcaro and ililton roads Eoads, miscellaneous Contingencies Public Buildings, &c., — Government Offices (Buildings) Public Pumps New Post Office Fire-Engine House ... Napier Gaol Observatory Lock-up, Napier Lock-up, Clive Napier Gaol Furniture Clive Ferry Punt Eparaima Bridge ... Bridges between Porangahau and Tautaue Waibua Ferry, (bonus) AVairoa Ferry, (bonus) TEMPORARYTotal Public "Works, &c....£ Advances to Officers to be accounted forC. Weber, Paymaster of Roads ... 11. S. Tiffen, Chief Provincial Surveyor Balance in hands of Provincial Trcasucr, December 31,1362 SOI 19 5 2190 16 3 6120 10,307 16,928 Examined, G. E. G. Richardson, Prov. Auditor. WILLIAM COLENSO, Provincial Treasurer.

HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. DISEASES OF THE'SKIN. UNIVERSAL APPROBATION lias been awarded to tbis famous Ointment for its efficiency in removing diseases of the Skin. Tor Scrofula, Scurvy, Scald Heads, and all eruptions of the Skin, both in Infancy and maturcr years no Remedy can bo applied wbioli so quickly cures as Holloway's Ointment. In the nursery it should always be at hand to ease the many Skin Affections to which the majority of children are liable. In all heat and tooth rashes, the Ointment is wonderfully cooling and curative. To soldiers, sailors, miners and travellers in foreign lands, it is invaluable. SORES, WOUNDS, BAD BREASTS, BAD LEGS. In this class of maladies, an improvement in the appearance of the disease of the patient, follows the first dressing with the Ointment. It must not only be smeared on the wound, or sore, but be briskly rubbed for some inches round the diseased swollen or painful parts. It will penetrate to the blood-vessels, nerves and muscles, and even to the bone, and will exercise the most wholesome healing and purifying power over every tissue requisite for thorough reparation. The effect of the Ointment is increased by fomenting with warm water before the Ointment is rubbed in ; but sores, when healing, should never bo cleansed with a sponge or anything else, as the young and now flesh which appears like a cream, would be washed away. BLOOD TO THE HEAD, APOPLEXY. Nothing gives so much case in these complaints from which so many suffer, as Holloway’s cooling and healing Ointment. “When rubbed upon the spine, it acts most energetically in drawing surplus blood from the brain; even to children in teething; this Ointment has a remarkable effect in preventing fits, and convulsions, so often attendant on tooth cutting. The Tills should be used according to the directions. RHEUMATISM, GOUT, STIPE JOINTS. Every one suffering from these painful affections should use this purifying Ointment, as it has rescued thousands from a life of torture, after every other means had been " tried in vain. The Ointment should bo well rubbed into the skin at least twice a day, after it has been properly fomented with warm salt and water, and dried. The inflammation soon yields, and the patient no longer helpless, resumes his accustomed occupation. GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, BRONCHITIS MUMPS, SORE THROAT, AND DIPTHETo combat those diseases with success, a remedy is acquired which will have the whole absorbent system under - its control. Such a remedy is Holloway’s Ointment, when g rubbed on the skin, it penetrates to the glands, and removes any obstruction or impurity which may bo impeding their healthy action. This Ointment acts on the very mainspring of life, for through tbs glands pass all newmat- _ tor required for the Body’s reparation; in all the above class of cases, the Ointment and Pills used conjointly, will act c so scarchingly, and certainly, as to effect cures in the most deplorable cases.

I’ISTULAS AND PILES. All inflammations and ulcerations of sensitive parts may be presently relieved, and ultimately cured, by the diligent use of this cooling and healing Ointment, aided twice daily by batliing the parts in cold water. Immediate ease springs from this treatment; perseverance is necessary to effect a permanent cure. ASTHMA, SHORTNESS OP BREATH. In these complaints the Ointment should be well rubbed twice a day upon the chest, and between the shoulders, it will penetrate to the lungs, stimulate them to renewed exertions, prevent stagnation of blood, moderate the pulsations of the heart, regulate the current of air through the bronchial tubes, and thus ell'ect a permanent cure. Both the Ointment and Pills should he used in the following cases : — Sold at the Establishment of Professor Hoi.i.oway, 2-14 Strand, (near Temple Bar), London ; also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world, at the following prices Isl. sd., 2s. 9d. ■ls, 6d., 11s., 225., and 335. each pot. ■53" There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N.B. —Directions for the guidance of patients in every disor dcr arc affixed to each Pot. Holloway’s Pills and Oinlment. —Assdeances against Disease. —Who would barter health for wealth ? Yet strange is it that while men will pay immensely for the assurance of their property, they grudge a few shillings for the preservation of their health. By their poliey they arc freed from loss by fire, by the possession of Holloway’s remedies, they may bo secured against sufferings by disease. Let all avail themselves of these unfailing and inexpensive safeguards. They cannot hurt, they must be salutary in any disease and under any circumstances. Holloway’s Pills strengthen the stomach, prevent flatulency, purify the blood, and invigorate the nerves. Holloway’s Ointment soothes and heals external ailments. This valuable policy of assurance against disease should be promptly purchased.— fAdvi.J