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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1971, 30 January 1914, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED, \ WANTED, Scrub-cutting: by contract, a month to six weeks' work. Apply "C.P.," "Dominion" Office. REFINED Young Lady would give Slav vices for third-class fare to 'jPrisoo, Apply to "Amicus," "Dominion" Office, STATION Gardener, single handed,, cxO tensions, lawns, tennis court, .and 'lupfDVeuionts preferred. "Gardener," "Dominion" Offibe. WANTED, Position, General Store, bv reliabltt man, general knowledge all lines; abstainer. "G.C.," "Dominion Office. " SITANTED, position Housekeeper to VV several Gentlemen, cits- pr. suburbs. Particulars and replies "Housekeeper," "Dominion" Office. ' UTCHER. Wants Situation; firstclass shopman, irnd slaughterman; good references. "ButeiiCS'," "Dominion" Office. ' WANTED, by young Man,' Position as assistant in town or country store; good education, and good at accounts. "5.J.M.," "Dominion" Office. ' T$ 7" ANTEI), a Situation' as Farm Matui- ' ' ger, thoroughly understand stock. aiid all f;mu work. Apply J. Russell, Ashhnrst I'.O. ..... WANTED to Place, experienced Bush Farm [Working Station ; Manager; .thoroughly understands all stick. Cunningham's Registry, 526 Quay. WANTED to Place, two. Sisters,, station, otherwise, as Cook, pousemaid, W kitchen; thoroughly domesticated; Ilawko's Bay, Gisborne. • CHiminghpin's Registry. ■' WANTED, by Steady Elderly, Refined lias., situation on farm (where good homo); milk, kill, ordinary gardening, and general; long experionoo in RtdL'k generally; can also, do-clerical work. 'Trustworthy," "Dominion" Office.' TJOSITIQN Wanted by first-class , Lodies[ and Gents'' Cutter and Practical Tailor; will manage or cut. or purehaso, interest. A pply, by letter, stating salary, oto., to "Best," cafe "Dominion" Office. TO Diapers, and Storekeepers.—Required by-Draper with 12 years' ix■perience (Homo and eolonial), n, position of responsibility. Capable bfiyer for all departments. Good window-dresser. Excellent references, North''.lsland Preferred. "Buyer," c.o. "Dominion." Office. BOARD AMD REBIOEMBS. 1 Gentleman wants R-efincd JL Board Residence, proximity Coartenay Place; single room essential, Particulars, "Uoverjuflent," "Dominion" Office. . . ' ■ rjpQ LET, comfortably-furnished double -Si Bed-sitting-room, ground floor. Apply 238 Tiaakofi Road. IDEAL %;aside Changes-Superior Accommodation, Muri'tai,' for Boarder*, picturesque Surroundings, view, IwDdy boat, good table,, moderate terns, Apply "Glcmvood," opposite Muritai P.O. ~ TS7ACANT—WeII-furnished large "front * balcony, Single, Double, rooms; harbour view; quiet. 'PhoiftHtJClT 59. Boulcott Street. rfiwi'i Furnished Rooms To Let; use of. A. conveniences, suit 'married couple. 42 Austin Street. ■ A, LADY Kas Vacancies for Harried Couples or Gentlemen; Ml conyesi- ■ eha"&9; 'oeatral position; .m^efatfi'terms. ■ "1v.A.," G.P.0., Wellington. . MThe Tcrrace-*-VacaJi-i-'A cies for. voting men;, moderate tariff; every comfort; 'phone;.nicebright rooms; tennis laY.n. . ...... : WHAlilj Koa, Day's Bay.—This Now, .-.Accommodation House is. n<hr open ' ■for Visitors. , For- terms.' apply Mrs. B. : W. Wiiie, j?ay% Bay. ■ . ,'j "tTISITORS • to Wellington should stay * at Wontworth' Private Hotel,, near IV Avo Statioh «fid Wharves. Id, Train Section. Moderate Terms. 'Phono 1180. fpiUIRNLEHiU, '& lluutoott Stmt. Ah i • ideal home for Lady and Goctloraon Boarders. Central positien; sufefb view of city and harbour. 'Phpna 1671. WAITANGI House, Boulcott .Street. Oneo moro under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone IiSOQ. TMCANCIiJS for Harried Couples and , V Single Geiitlemon, 3 mi-nutos from G.P.0.; large garden; splendid . harbour view; quiet and select. For address «p----ply "Dominion." Office. . BEAUDESSERT. 55 Majoribanks Street. Under ' superior management of Mrs. Winstanley, An ideal place to stay at. Two m.inutea from tram and Post Office. Terms moderate, WEANIvTON Junction (.\Eiin. Trunk JO Line). Grand Private Hotel. Recently enlarged. A'ccommodatioji for. 6D guests; h. and c. baths; private sitting rooms; co&uncreiai room; par-tor meets all trains, Travellers from R-otorua may wait for .night Express south.. Cpmnuinications promptly attended to. First-class accommod-iition. Tariff per day. Mrs. Davis,' Proprietress. '1 elephone 238. ■ "DORTAGE Accommodation House. J. Every home comfort. Good fishing and bathing to be had. second to 'none in connection Mrith House. Tariff on cpplicatitm. Cuisine under the supervision of Mrs. Taylor, liew boa-ts always on hand. J. W. TAYLOR. Proprietor, , PORTAGE. /TVIJEEX'S ' PRIVATE ' ' HOTEL, Plinimer's Steps (Next Barrett's Hotel}. Splendidly Situated. . Central, yet quiet. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. GOOD TABLE. LARGE AIRY ROOMS, TARIFF, 4s. 6d. per day: XI per week.. J. S. M CONINE!", Proprietor. • M~~ AHARA ioUSR ' WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A' QUIET HOLIDAY. ' Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing. Tennis Courts. (MRS.) E< M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. S~ TONBHUSTT"SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND, New Zealand, STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, Proprietress, ''^IARATHON;' g LOWER SYMONDS ST., Oppo. Gavernniijftt Housa Gfoundi, AUCKLAND. i BELEOT BOARD AN® RESIDEKCB. Telephone 2GBS. A N T 13 D KNOWN. Open Daily from Noflft till 11.15 p,m. (Eiocpt Tuesdays, when premises close fit 2 o'cleck.) PALMER'S LUNCHEON and' SJPPER ROOMS, ICS LAMBTON QUAY, 'I'sleojiane No. 2H. SILVER GRID, Cul» 6boot--£unoheon, Tea, and Supper Rooms, Try our New Chofs Famous, Soups, You 11 come a gain. Honrs, il a.m. to 11,15 p.m. Take corn cob punch with soda Water or Lemonade, or any mineral water.