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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2148, 14 May 1914, Page 1

' PH-OF&SSIOWAL 6NCA(iEiVSENTS. WANTED, experienced Goremess for _coH»try. ■ Apply "Dominion" Office." WANTED, experienced tiorernees for the'country; give references'. Mrs. . Wyley, Riverly, Kuianßgafea, Fordcll, Wanganui. MfANfgßTKpnrior^isiorwiio",! '» Guitar, Bs-fijo, Mandolin; £1 Is. quarter; ictstrumejits supplied. , - Signet Vadalajjjij} JVViUjs Street . WANTED, by'"Le.gal Firm, fypisfo and Shorthand Writer; must have had previous experience irt Law work. Apply "Experience," "Dominion" Office. "cISS'YD<JN^.EP'SAfqRl r 'sCHbOL, Bar's Bay, Wellington. BOAKDING School iov Boys under 14 • years of ag« a Principal, Miss Sotomervilla. .. ■ STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST. ,4 N Oiwuing is avaikbie in eut Office -£% for Expert Stenographer and Typist (Mate). Apply fey letter to Lαerf and Co., Alien Street, Wellington. __ COSIMEROIAL"T"EAVELLER. WANtTED Kliown-That Waiter P. Hill invites Agencies on Commission frosa merchants end manufacturers, for Maryborough, Nelesa, ftad West 'Coast, Box 21, Nelson.. WAM'BD, Wg Things! ' Bis UEderteWngs, Big Portions; Big ,Eemunerati«in in Efeerrical Ejigineei-feg! We teach swu tbownigbly by Ma : il, Prospectus "A" free. \ American %i>oel of Cnrrespondeiiee, N.Z. Oifice, Jam«a Sodger, 11-24 Ll-chfield Street, Chjistehur'ch. ■ • _.. PKOBATIOXESS . WANTED ' IMMEDIATELY. —— Salary, £29, rising to -£35. Uniform provided. Apph* ' . MATRON, Greykwa Hgspitat, MISS D. J ASPEft-SMtTH, Metaphysician, Koom 5 (ever) London Deatal, Corner MANJJEfiS & WILLIS STREETS. Consultation Free. Sours: II to 1. asd i to 6\pvm. (Wednesdays escepted). a UN sHCBE's mmo, Jk - opp. te aeo house, cuba st. "• ■■•Kxme 3263.--Specialities: Sepia Twee end ■ HanS Paintinge. rinHß ROtD GAKLICK SCHOOL OF A PHYSICAL -CULTURE. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. MEN'S CLASS - ilendays, Wednesdays, aad Fridays, 5 to 6 p.m. LADIES' HORNING CLASSES DAILY. Stisses Chambers, Panama Street, (Opp. 6.8.0.) Telephone 2}99. DAT, SCHOOL Of BAKKS'S' COLLEGE, 81 HILL . ■ STREET. The SECOND TERM of the- PRIMARY ' and SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL FOE BOYS BEGINS ON MONDAY. MAY iStt. .• Pupils Prepared to PUBLIC SERVICE and all ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. Principal.—Mß. H. B. CORNISH,. M.A, (Doable First-Class Honours Languages and Literature and Mental Seieace).' Office—H Grey Street. Td-e-phoae 2G9& HOtEl NOTICES. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC AND FBIENDS GENES ALLY. FANK DAKtN (late of the Royal Tiger Hotel. Wellington) has talien over tWpM.NCIsSS THKATKE HOI'EL, TORY STREET, WELLINGTON. .Ouly Best Brands e.f Liquors stocked. />EN S TRAL HOTEL, Emerson and \J Daiten Streets, NAPIES. REBUILT JSI2. The climate, aided'by staying at this Up-to-date H-oSel* will make y'osr Holiday in Napier a west enjoyable one. Heated.tliroagW.it with Idea! Ottdia-torS. Moderate Tariff. . Excellent tliiiiiine. W. K: HILL, Pwiprieier, Late of Ouiiediti and dsristcharch, rimi" ToriE-, A . Kcw Kymouth. This veH-fcjvoffn House, havißg been entirely reßiedelled, provides splendid accoßimodnHoa'for the CGißisercial public;. Electric Light throughout. Tariff, Ss. Nigkt Porter. J. .M'KEAN, Proprietor.. rfsHE KEV; ROYAL HOTEL, J. Bangitik-oi Strtat,. Pelraeretoa N. _»_ '""■'■ » AETSU-R OAYWOOD proprietor. The Hotel :s fitted tbtoftftlwot tritft Electric Light, and affords 3U? J EBIOR ACCO&fiIQDATION to Viskm Speight's Alo on dfaugat. TABTIT, 6s. 6d. P,O, Box 203. Telephone 94. T E V T A T H A N T HOTEL j (Nearly opposite Rdilwav' St&toia), J DUNDDIN. i THE FAVOURITE HOUSE Willi the Travelling , Public. Eleetric Light in Evert Bedroom. Bot fetha can be hai! at ftll hoiifs Free ni Charffe to Visitors and Boarders. MODERATE CHARGES. Couetrv Visitors are reminded that if only in Town for the Day they sen obtain ct Ooid Lunch froiil 12 till 3. Fire Escapes threugbout the Buildings. Night m>l Day PorScre. JAMES CONNOR. All comwuiiital'.iwns to Telephone 61. P.O. Box H-2, ■mSTnew weWwobtTThotetTTs £■ tho quietest, licst-eondectcd. and moei: oomforiable Private Hotel iu this City, Exwllfeut cuisine. Tariff, ss. day or permanent by arrangement, Mrs, E. E. Hoivell, late of Sydney.