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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1772, 10 June 1913, Page 1

pREPAID, ttdvertiaaments in* eerted under any, .Classified Heading, not exoeeding 10 IWords Is, [Telephone 2644,

SITUATIONS V/ANTED. WANTED, Milking on Shares for » t coming season; about 40 cows. Apply "A.T.M.," Dominion" Office. TWO Young Ladies desire positions oa • Lady-helps, in oountry. Apply "Dominion" Office. WIRST-CLASS seeks re-engage-X 1 nient; enn bo well recommendod. "Reliable," P. 0., Palmerston N-ortih.. TMTARRIBD Ploughman wants situation, lwL take charge Binders, Etc. Apply Palmerston North X'ost Office. COMPETENT Wheelwright seokß Situation, town or country; constant job if possiblo. "Macro," "Dominion," Office. MARRIED Man seeks Position as Horseshoer or Floorman; country preferred. Address, "Farrier," Feathewton. ■TCSTA'NTED, by Widow (with- chifdfivejii » ¥ 'position as Housekeeper to Widower or Bachelor. Apply "F.P.," "Dominion" Office. TDESPECTABLE Young Fellow (24) ■"-to seeks Job on Fam; fifteen montlis Sheopfarming. "Devon," Post Office, Waipukurau. WANTED, by Widow, pirl five, Posi- ¥¥ tion of Housekeeper or Lady-help; experienced, country preferred. Write at onco "A.J.," Box 11, Kaikoura. QTOREKEEPERS and Merchants--10 Really livo Man desires engagement as Manager, First, or Traveller; twbntyone years' English experience; highest references. "Progress," "Dominion" Offico. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Will man who took Hockey Stick by mistake from Karori on Saturday kindly return and receive his own. D. Taylor, Victoria College. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MHO LET, Double Front Bedroom, Buit X two friends or married couplo. 94 Dixon Street. T7IURNISIIED Double Bedroom to Let, JL - 92 Austin Street; every convenience; clean, quiet locality. WANTED to Let, back of House; sole use of conveniences; suit married couplo. 11 Bolton Street TO LET, sunny Front Room, 2 bods, quiet family; moderate torms. "Apply Gi Elizabeth Street, oil Brougham Street. T.STANTED to Let, Furnished Double ¥V Bed-sitting-room, with firoplaco, In privato family; every convenience. 31 Murphy Street. well-furnished large front » balcony Single, Double, rooms, harbour view, quiet. 'Phono 14G1. 59 Boulcott Street. m.HORNLEIGH, Bouloott Streot.JL , Vacancies for Boarders; oentral position and good view of City and Harbour. Telephone 1071. B _ ED-SITTING-ROOM, furnished, required; central; near tram; willing pay extra for telephone. Replies to "Central," "Dominion" Office. \j^TANTED Known—Mrs. William Inglis ¥ Y late of Jackson Street, Petone, Ims Vacancies for permanent gentlemen boarders. Apply 71 Ilutt Road, Petono. ]yrARRIED Couple (no children) want ItJL to rent permanently from 18th June, Furnished Room, uso of conveniences; state lowest terms. "J.A.X.," "Dominion" TO LET, Furnished. Bedroom, Dining Room, with uso of piano, all conveniences: married couplo preferred without children, or two friends. 72 Abel Smith Street. ' NURSE STRATFORD hoa Vacancies for Lying-in Patients at her Private Maternity Hospital, 2G Kilbirnie Crescent, Kilbirnie; Id. section from Courtenay Plaoo. Full Sets Baby Clothing always on hand. . - ■^7ACANCIES—Visitors, Permanent V Guests, Wentworth Privato Hotel. Clyde Quay, near To Aro Station and wharves; Id. 6eotion; fine view; moderate terms. . Under the now proprietorship of Mrß. Weaderßpoon.—B. Bronkhorst, Man? agor. Telephone 11S0, SONOMA PRIVATE HOTEL, Pukuatua Street, Rotorua (under new management). Throo minutes from Sanatorium Grounds and Baths; electric light. Accommodate 50 Queflts; all on ono floor; every convenience for visitors. Bathrooms. 355. per week. Cs. per day.—Mn A. M. Moore, Proprietress. TJIRANKTON Junotion (Main Trunk 1 1 Line). Grand Private Hotel. Recently enlarged. Accommodation for GO guests; h. and c. baths; private sitting rooms; commercial room; porter meets all trains. Travellers from Rotorua may wait for night Express south. Communications promptly attended to. First-class accommodation. Tariff Gs. per day. Mrs. A. Davis, Proprietress. Telephone 238. |f ABA It A HOUSE, WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, mild climate. Good trout fishing. (MBS.) E. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress, STONEHUKST, SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND, Now Zealand. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams i "Stonehuret," Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, Proprietrece. SPECIAL NOTICES. ' RS. M'LELLAND desires to thank Mr. Bcu, Scoutmaster, for his/cxtrcmo kindness and attention to her boy, who met with' an accident on 27tli_ May while out scouting. Thanks are duo to Mr. Atkinson and tho Telegraph Boy, who also helped. ' PENSIONS DEPARTMENT. TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that .tho 1 Office of tho local Registrar of Old Age and Widows' Pensions (Mr. Crow) has been REMOVED from Lambton Quay to tlie Ground Floor of tho Old G.P.O. Building, facing the Wharf. G. C. FA CUE, Commissioner of Pensions. June 9, 1913. PUBLIC WELCOME To HON. JAMES ALLEN (Minister for Finance and Defence). TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. FRIDAY- EVENING NEXT, 13th INST., At 8 o'clock. Speakers: HON. W. F. MASSEY HON. JAMES ALLEN HON W. H. BERRIES HON. A. L. HERDMAN HON. F. M. B_FISHER Everybody Invited, GENERAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY, WELLINGTON. NOTICE TO RECESS PRIVILEGE. HOLDERS. TIIE issuo of Books has now ceased. All borrowed Books MUST lxj returned not later than 1 p.m. on Saturday next, the 14th June. After that dato none but Members of tho Legislature will be admitted to t.ho Library. CHARLES WILSON, Chief Librarian.