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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1906, 14 November 1913, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT, ANTED] experienced Housemaid, for Napier. Apply Mrs. Coleman, Royal Oak. ITSfANTED, immediately, a good Horset¥ shoer. Apply U, M'Wnlker, BlackANTED, good Wheeler or Bodymaker; good wages. Hoker and Beating, FeiWiug. "SS7ANTED, mi Assistant Gardener. IT Apply John Bews, Gardener, Balgownie, Lower Hutt. '__ Blacksmith; must be good sheer: constant job. Apply P. S. Mowater, Sanson. IirANTED, "Competent fypiste, willing Vf •travel; good salary. Apply "Typewriter," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, capable smart single Man for Garden, ablo to milk. Apply La«y_and Co., _Ltd.,_Vy'_ellington. ii'rANTED, domesticated Lady-help for VV country, two in liousefiold; plain cooking. ANTED, Casuals, for Cheesemaking; wages, £2 ss. per wees. .Toll Dairy Company, Okaiawa^Jfetanaki. ANTEDTcompfltent Woolclasser, begin November 25th; nine thousand sheep. Apply A. Morris, Russets, QkiHgaiti. — ANTED,' Refined Chef and Wife, manage first-lass Tourist Commercial House, Country. Apply immediately, ICO PJrie_Street, JiVdlington. , M"~ ARRIE.D Couple 'warned; wages, £100; man milk three to five cows, garden, and backdoor work; wife cook for three men. Apply W. J. Potara, Fordell. ; \if ANTED, experienced, good plain TV Cook, ironing; wages 2fe. a week, bonus £2 10s. every six months. Mrs. John Martin, Pvmiatamja, Martinborough. ' ANTED, Improver, Picture-fram-ing for Wanganui; constant' employment; good wages. Also, good Glacier, Apply R. and E..Tusgey, Ltd., . . . WANTED, Married Coup!©; wife cook; and laundry; roan milk three cows ; and garden; personal application given preference. Apply Ernest Short, Paro-. rangi, Feilding. . WiVNTED, Housemaids. Waitresses, Generals, Woman Cooks, . Laundresses, Married Couples, Ploughmen, Porters, Farm Hands, etc. Mannwatu Labour Bureau. Paimerston North, WANTED, Married Couples, Ploughman, Cadet, Married Ploughman (cottage provid«d), Woman Cook (Sounds) 205., Cook-general (Wairarapa), Machine Milkers, Cowman-gardener, Shepherd (2 dogs), Milkers, Cowboys. N.Z. SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY, 31 Hunter St. Box 9. Telephone No. 3853. W" Als'TED7~Station, ploughman. 305..; Teamster, metal cart, 305.; Station Hand, must be good'dagger, 305.; 2 Pressors, 2 Rollers, 2 "Fleece Ohs," November 20, 2 Vressers, 2 Daggers, 1 Roller, 2 "Fleece OKs," November 24, 2 Prcssers, Roller, November 18; Shepherd, £75 year; ■Station Gardener, 305.; Blade Shearers, Milkers, 255., 865.; Elderly Man, milk, [ etc.- Couples, Generals, Helps. Cuok-Gen- . era], station, take child, 20s, Stamp re--1 ply, F. Welch, Labour Agent, Masterton. ' "T'SANSON FOXTON TRAMWAY. APPLICATIONS for the position as Locomotive Driver on the above ■ Tramway will be received at the Mana- , watu County Connsil Offices, Sanson, up till 12 noon on 17th November, 1913. ■ ' Conditions of employment may be had lon application to.the undorSgned. Tramway Manager, ) """ ' 1 . 3 1 : DRIVERS, . DRIVERS. DRIVERS. ■ . DRIVERS. DRIVERS. 1 ' mHE WELLINGTON CARRIERS r and FORWARDING AGENTS s 5 I REQUIRE DRIVERS. r' • . Applications will be received from suitablo men desiring Employment, Application may ba made to the nnderc . signed:— . MUNT, COTTRELL, AND CO. J. KEIR. J. O'BRIEN AND CO, ; R. FLETCHER AND CO. I. BLAKE, CARLISLE, AND CO. COLONIAL CARRYING CO. ' ' N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD, I J. J. CURTIS AND CO., LTD. k * n , .-— —- d • WANTED, f XHT ANTED, Address of Person nilverfe fj t V in-g for Pages that caojo to 'New Zealand in the early days; reward. Apply "MX." E~ MPLOTEES-If you want reliable workers:, ring up Booker, Labour "' Agent. 'Phono 758, Napier. None but experienced hands sent out; giro us a ring. „ V' "ALU ABLE Prizes to the value of £1, 10s„ ss„ 2s.'od., ami a lot of smaller ones given free. Send for eosuli9. trans from Anglo-American Supply Co., Box 90, Wellington. ; " XSTROLOGYi—Scientific. The stars ~ J\, and human destiny. Send, name, b birth dato (time if known) to M. Celeste a Poetore, M.A.S., 80 Willis Street. Advice f. business, marriage, travel, characteristics, jJ Send Is. stamps. ,t TF you want, yohr furniture removed, JL consignments cleared through tb« Customs, goods delivered in the city 01 - forwarded to any address, call or write to Blake, Carlisle and Co., Customs, Carrying, s.nd Forwarding Agents, 11 Hunter Street, Wellington,- or Box 177, a G.P.O. Appointments' can bo mad* with [y our Roprastntntivo byriaging 'Ph9jie26l7, i THiriiltTflSE "VACUUM" IS THI KING OF SPRING CLEANERS! - P T\o you dread the dost and smathsr oi ia XJ Spring Cleaning? The moving ijj furniture and pulling up Of carpets? 3. If so, ring up No. 29ii0 and ask THJJ VACUUM CLEANING CO. to come aloiif and do tho job cleanly, thoroughly, am 1 cflieiently. ft will save you work am worry, s ilvc J' o '"' cuvpt'ts, ami save money - Nntiiing '« disturbwl except dust niit ■"' microbes, and these are "sucked" up by vacuum. Hotels, Public Buildings Churches, Offices, Workchops, Factories - Theatres, ami Simps cleaned from top ii n- bottom. Single Carpets collected a, Cleaned, and returned same day if re--1., quired. if- THE VACUUM CLEANING CO,, ,JytJ7. .Willi*. Street m , n W.eUiatton,