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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1598, 9 July 1861, Page 7

THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND A PPLICATIONS for Shaves in the above f\ Bank, and depa- its of 2s. Gd. per share, iv accordance with the Prospectus, will ho received by the Provisional Trustees for Wellington. W. B. WIODRS. ]&q., A. -De B. BRANDON, Esq. At their respective offices in Wellington. Auckland, ]3th Juno, ISG!. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. CAPITAL „ .CfuO.OOO. RESERVE FUND £212,600. \ BRANCH of the P.nnl; of New South Wales IA. will be opened at "Wellington, in the premise? now occupied by the Oriental Dank Corporation, as soon ns the necessary arrangements can be nnule. Due notice" will bo pivoi by the "New Zealand Inspector. Tho Auckland .Branch wns opened for general Banking Dewiness, on luesdny, the 11th June. ItOIJEJRT WOODHOUSE, Chief Inspector, Sydney, Jiuip, IRC) I. WANTED, BY a Slowly J\J«riied Mnn, Employment ns Warehouseman, Shopman, Messenger, Porter, or any where Hint he may ho required to make himself generally useful. Cnn write a pood hand, und has no objection to the t'cunuy. "Wnges not v bo much an ol'jcct as v permanent situation. Satisfactory references can lie jjivon. Address Z., Independent Oilier. ■Tune 21, 1801. • ■ . . ______ — ON SALE, 1O CASKS St.ocl-.holm Tar ' 5 pockets host Kr-nt Hops 12 casks superior Black Oil 10 hhds. Burton Alo J3ETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, 28th June, IPOI. MISS CLARK, Dress-maker, Sewing of every Isiml done by the (?ny or week, at Mrs. Parkei's, Molcsv, onh street, Thorndon Flat. June 18, 1801. WANTED, a COOK, for the Provincial Hospital. Apply to MR. GBEEN, UPPER HUTT. TO, BE LET OE SOLD, npUE Ftcehold Lund, Business Premises, &c. X ioimcrly owned hy lie Inte fi.E. Uilliard coinpiifefrg f.s follows — 14 ncrcs of Freehold Land with Stoje and Private House attached, a liakelioubo with P.equisitcs complete for carrying on that business, a Shed about 30 feet by 10 feet, n good kftiden well fenced and well stocked with Fruit trees, and a good grnss paddock. The principal part of the land fenced in, a portion heing lush, with good timber for sale, &c. The sail 14 icres having a frontnge to the main road of 7 Jiains. Thcie is also a detached Freehold private house, now paying 1 a rental of ds. 6'd. per week. Also, two houses on lease for about 11 years at ft ground rent of one pouud a year each. The proprietor, will let the promises all together, or iv part, to suit 'an in-coming tenant. For fin ther particula-s apply to Mr. John Wil. kins, Upper Hutt. Upper Hutt, May 25,3861. THE GREAT CUTIE ALL KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE -WOULD. Ba<J Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and Ulcers. All description of sores arc remediable by the roper and diligent use of this inestimable preparation. To attempt, to cure bnd logs by plastering . the edges of the wound together is n folly; for should the sMn unite, a boggy diseased condition N remains underneath to break out with tenfold fuiy in a few days. The only rational nntl successful • treatment, as indicated hy nature, is to. reduoo ihe inflammation in nnd about the -wound, and to soothe .■ the neighbourinp: parts hy nibbing in plenty of the Ointment ns .salt is forced into meat. Ibis will cause the malignant humours to be drained off from the hard, swollen, and discoloured pnrls round ahout the wound, sore, or ulcer, and when these humours are removed, the wounds themselves will soon heal ; warm bread nnd water poultaccs applied over the . affected parts, after the Ointment lins been well .': '. rubbed in, will sootlie nnd soften the same, and greatly assist the cure. There is a description of .' .-ulcer, sore, and swelling, which need not he nnmed here, attendant upon the follies of youth, and for which this Ointment is urgently recommended as a sovereign remedy. In curing such poisonous sores it never fails to restore the system to a healthy state if the Pills be taken according to the printed lie true tiojis. Files, Fistulas, Strictures. The above class of complaints is surely removed , by nightly fomenting the parts with warm water, and' then by most effectually rubbing in the Ointment. Persons suffering from these direful com plaints should lose not a moment iv arresting their .progress., It. should he undeistood that it is not ■fiufficifeiit mtrely to smear the Ointment on the .. i affected : parts, but it mupt bo well tubbed in for . some consideiablc time two or three times a day, ■A that it may be taken into the tystcm whenqe.it, wijl ;-i remove. nny hiii.den.sore or wound as effectually as -..though palpable to the eye. There again, bread <„';;a ml> water poultices after tlie rubbing in of tht f .\ .Ointment, will-do "rent service. This is the only ',;:biitc treatment forfen>alcs, # cnses of cancer, in tho •: -.btomnch, or .where there maj be a general bearing t. down. ... BoOi the Ointment and l'ills should be used in ' tho following cases : — r ußad Legs, Gout, -•* Ba4 Breasts, Glandular Swellings, ♦ ißurns, Lumbago, >• Bunions, Piles* Bite of Mosquitoes and lUiumotism, »» ' Sand-FHes, Sealiis, Coco-Bay, Sore Nipples, * Chiego-foot, Sore Throats, ■ Chilblains Skin Diseases, ..Chapped Hands Scurvy, i Corns '(soft), ■ Forc-headd, Cancers, , Tuir.3/s, Contracted and Stiff Ulcers, ; Joints, Wound*, -filephanliasis, . Yaws. „ fistulas, ... , , IMPOUNDED, IN' the Pub lie Pound at Karon, a Chesnut, Mare, white stroke din\n tho face, nnd a little white on the hind feet. Also, a dark brown Foal, and if not. »wried within twenty four days from, the dftte '' hereof, will be Bold to pay expenses. STEPHEN LANCASTER, ' ■ - ; : ■ Pound-keeper. ' Siaon, June 35, 1861, • '■'>y..- ■■-■■- ' ■