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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1926, 8 December 1913, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTEO. ANTED, Position by"Young Lady H as Companion-help, in town or country. Particulars to P. 0.. Wanganui.. IpXPEIUENCED Married Man wani-3 -I Position Managing Small _ She-;:]) Run; reference's. Apply "Willing," U.1'.0., Stratford. • WANTED, Creamery Manager's Position; three'. years' experience; good references. Communications' to be addressed B. ■ Albert, P. 0., . Palmerston North. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Saturday night, between Victoria Street and Seatcun (via Newtown), Japanese AYig. , finder rewarded at \V. It. Green and Co., 39 Victoria Street, ' LOST, Kclburne Tram Terminus, .Bo- 1 tanieal Gardens, a Handbag, containing purse, gold watch, Savings Bank book, and bunch of keys. Reward on returning to People's Palace, Cuba Street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. KELBURNE— Superior Private, BoardResidence, 1 minute from cable tram. 2 Upland'Roa<L__ SELECT Accommodation offered Lady Visitors; quiet home; fine view, -i Mount Street, off Terrace. . W' ""ANTED] Respectable Boarders, single men preferred. Marlborough House, Nelson Square, Picton. mO ~LET f two Furnished- Rooms, all JL conveniences, suit visitors for holidays, _Apply "W. 8.," Boy 73, Picton. MONTROSE/'irThe Terrace- Vacancics for young men; moderate tariff; every comfort; 'phone; nice bright rooms; tennis lawn, etc.' 001 ' THE ' TERRACE —Up-to-duto rw'OJ Boardinghousc; Visitors and Permanents invited. First-class chef .attends catering. '■ Moderate -tariff. ; rp.FtORNLiiIGnT"49 &mlcott Street. An A idosl home for Lzidy and Gentlemen Boarders. Central position; superb view of city and harbour. 'Pholie 11)71. tnSTAn'AXGI Honse, Boulwtt Street, v V Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms, 'Phono UOO. seeks comfortable Lodgings for couple of weeks, in. quiet, Tefined home, at seaside, preferably LyaU Bay. Apply "Musical," Box 9, Toko-, Taranaki. . ATuRSifSTRAT FOR D has Vacancies for lving-in Patients at her - Private Maternity Hospital, 31-Kent Terrace, near Qtseen's Statue. Full sets Baby Clothing always on hand. ; ©EAUDESSERT, 55 Majoribanks Street. XJ Under superior nmnagemcnt .of Mrs. Winstailey. An ideal place to stay at. Two minutes from tram and Post Office. Terms moderate. UU'.ANKTON Janstion (MniA Trniik J Line). Grand Private Hotel. Recently enlarged Accommodation for CO guests; h. and e. baths; privato sitting rooms; commercial roam; portef moots all trains. Travellers from Kotofua stsay frait for night Express south. Communications promptly attended to. Firet-class aocommodatbn, . Tatifl 6s. per dsy. Mrs. A. Davis. Proprietress. _ Telephone 238. E"™AnrWELLIN'OfON to AUCKLAND. i —Brw.k your journey at KING'S COURT,' OfiA'KUNE, Mast- modern Hotel along tins line. Passengers from Wellington to Auckland, cr vice versa, casi break this ■ journey half-way; enjoy a goo'i night's rest; joiii express. nest morningand"' same .afternoon. Cook's Coupons accepted.' Po-tcr meets trains-. _ PORTAGE -Accommodation House. Every home comfort. Good fishing and bathing to bo had. Launch second to none in with House. Tariff on application. Cuisine tinder the .supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Row boats klwavs on hand. J. W. TAYLOR, Proprietor, PORTAGE. TOEN*S PRIVATE HOTEL, Plinraer's Stefes (Nest Barrett's Hotel). Rpleadidlv Situated. Central, yet quio't. One minute from tram. rail, or steamer. GOOD TABLE. LARGE AIRY ROOMS, TARIFF, is. Gd. per day: JH per week. J. S. M'CGNKET, Proprietor. MA H A R A HOUSE, ' WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, mild climate. Good trout fishing. (MRS.) E. M. WILLIAMS, ; . Proprietress. QTONEHURST, SYMONDS STREET, O AUCKLAND, Now Zealand. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A.. BROWN, Proprietress. g LOWER SYMONDS ST./ Oppo. Government Hoysa Grounds, AUCKLAND, SELECT SOARS AND RESIDENCE. Telephone SSBS. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. IN order to consorv-e coal, and thus render certain a continuous aurl ample supply of gas until the present labour difficulties are ended, tlie Company desires to intimate that, at cousidefobio ospenso to iheniselves, tl-iey are utilising oil in tho manufacture of a portion of the gas supplied. Tho gas so supplied is equal in illuminating and heating eflect to all coal gas, but i'or proper combustion requires a less volumo of air. Consumers having difficulty through 'lie gas "lighting back" are therefore advised to reduce the air supply to their cookefe ;r other burners, when ths difhculty will bo at once, removed. lii cases 'fl'hero consumers are unable (o make the requisite adjustment they are requested to communicate without delay either with tlie Complaints Office (Telephone No. 155) or by postcard, und their requirements .frill receive prompt attention. The Company further desires to intimate that sdeonato provision liau been mmlo to maintain an uninterrupted gas supply, but while giving this assurance, they 'would earnestly solicit tho forhea-r-Alice of consumers in any little inconveniences that- may arise from tho extraordinary conditions now prevailing. ■J. h. belli wei,r;, Secretary. "/"■(BOSSED .FISH" Sardines have stood the test of yearSi and are still the finest rrocnrablOt