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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 110, 27 April 1863, Page 3

The Maoris. —The London Spectator, speaking of Sir George Grey’s procrastination with the natives, says : —“ We fear that king Potatau 11. intends to stand ‘in the prow of the war canoe inciting others to noble deeds and, in that case, wo hope Sir George Grey will not hesitate to take his stand in the prow of another war canoe, and send king Potatau to ‘join the tribes of the multitude of Maui.’ The Maoris need a humane, but also a firm hand. It is no humanity to pet them into revolt.” Holeowat’s Ointment & Pix-ls.—Damp Weather. —Diseases of the throat.— Whenever the atmosphere is surcharged with moisture, a vastnumber of throat affections arise, which, though simple at first, soon become complicated and serious. Holloway’s Ointment, thoroughly rubbed over the top of the chest and glands of the neck is admirably well adapted to cure all such complaints ; it penetrates, reduces the inflamation, cures, without the pain of swallowing medicine, which is a matter of moment and consideration in childhood, when irritation begets fever, and increases the severity of evci’y symptom. In quinsey, diptheria, ulcerated sore throat and scarlatina, this Ointment rubbed on the skin, will dissipate all dangerous indications, and conduct the patient with celerity and safety to perfect health.— (AdvtJ .