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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2215, 30 July 1914, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER, Bread and Small Goods, seeks Situation in town or country. .Box 38, Waipukurau. . ' . ■ ISTANTED, by experienced -Shepherd, .*.» permanent job; good dogs and-re-ferences. Apply "Dominion" J Office. . : "O EQUIRED, position as Needlewoman ■" or companion-help, town or-country; | 15s. ner week. "Dressmaker," ;10-1 Daniel Street, Newtown. , .' . ■ - - - iTS7* ANTED to Place, bright, tall, active "» Young Cadet, age 18, sheep station; .College education; good commercial knowledge; most 1 axious obtain position. Cunningham's Registry. 'Phone 1572.' ■■ TSjTANTED to Place, Chefs, Porters, » » Kitchenmaids, Cooks, Pantrymaids; Waitresses, Barmaids, Buttons,, ..Housemaids,: Waiters, all experienced serva'nts. Cunningham's ißegistry. 'Phone 1572. ',' "tTSTANTED to Place, bright,/smart, «cV? tive, willing, Young Man," age ■.'2O, 15 months last employer, excellent references, station,' farm; driver,-used and care horses. 'Cunningham's Registry. "; WANTED to Place,' refined- Ladj'-help , ' Companion; ' experienced. ..needle-1 woman, plain cook, thoroughly, experienced; .first position, out station, farm, ' town or country. Cunningham's Registry. WANTED to Place, Two Sisters, age »V ' 21; 22, station, farm, or private, smart, willing, thoroughly, domesticated;' willing do all domestic duties; go any district. Cunningham's Registry, 326 Quay.. ■ TJSTANTED to Place, sober young Mau, ago 19, Queensland references,:.'. 4 years' experience ploughing; good, milker, discing, understands machinery.;, any district. Cunningham's Registry, 326' Quay. ' ■ . ■' "MTANTED to Place, in 'gentleman's »T home, town or country,' high-class Cook, 5' years last employer; English and New' Zealand references; fancy cooking/a' speciality; woman age 39. Cunningham's Registry. ■ ' BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 1 A CI THE TERRACE—First-class Board J-rfcU and ' Residence Gentleman; smoking room; every possible convenience. A CCOMMODATION required' by young ■L*. ' Gent., in private family; good locality, handy city. Particulars to Homely," Box HO. . . . - T7IURNISHED Double Bed-sitting-roem, -J- 1 : 92 Austin Street; fireplace,, use of all conveniences. Call mornings and evenings. - ' . ,' ' TjURLSME/D HOUSE, 10 'Kensirgton 4-J Street. Comfortable board anr 1 residence; double and 6ingle rooms- Tele■.phone 2774. ' ~\TACANCY, Well-furnished large, front V balcony; Single, Double Bed-Sitting-rooms,• Harbour view; quiet. 'PAone 1461. 59 Boulcott Street. 1 ■• ' THORNLEIGH. Boulcott Street, Wellington. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Permanent Boarders. 'Phone 1671. Mrs..' E. Jones. VSTAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. VV Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An ideal place to 6tay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone 1200. A "WEEK at the SEASIDE-255. & 80s. f YALL BAY'; ACCOMMODATION Li House —Adjacent Hot Salt. Water Bathß. 'Phone 3785 (2 rings). : Mrs. KILFOY,' Proprietress.-■ .' "C7ACANCIES for Married Couples and ;V ; ; - .Single Gentlemen, 3 -minutes from G.P.0.; large garden; splendid Harbour, view; quiet Mid'.select. For.address apply: 'rPominion'' Office. - • s. ' ■ v -: ; " 96 The Terrace—Vacan. ItjL eies for young : men; modertte ' tariff; 'every • comfort"; .phone; -nice -bright rooms; tennis lawn, eto. J. E. SCOTT, Proprietor. UEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, Lambton ,Qnay. Opposite "Dominion" , Newspaper Office. Refurnished and renovated throughout. Situated on an-open 6pace in centre of City. The most comfortable and-best-conduoted house in Wellington. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. " TARIFF: 43. per day; £1 per week. J; S; AT CONKEY. Proprietor.; S~TONEHURST, SYMONDS STREET, . AUCKLAND, New Zealand. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD-AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams: 'JStonehurst," Auckland. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN;Proprietors. \■- Telephones 504 v and A 374. - ■ • - "^yHAREKOA."' DAY'S BAY. FIRST-CLASS BOARD A RESIDENCE. Morning. Luncheon, and Afternoon Teas arranged. . Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. w WISE." Proprieties!. MA H ABA HO .US"I, ■ WAIKANAE. -.V: ' 'AN.IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A' QUIET HOLIDAY. ,;, Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing. . Tennis Courts. ; , (MRS.) E. M.' WILLIAMS, ' . . '■ Proprietress. KELBURN TEA KIOSK. ' | DEAR MABBL,7-Have ternoon Tea Party at KELBURN TEA KIOSK, for small party of ten (including you) this afternoon at 3.30. -lake the caT. 'Phone. 3807. ...... VYours, ever; • _ ! - , . . "CONSTANCE." A RAW A -H O U'Sl. xa. Rotorua. ■ WORLD-FAMED PRIVATE HOTEL. ; Stands -high -in best part ofj Town. Sjtriounaed with Beautiful Grounds m'which Guests may wander and enjoy '-utmost privacy. Commanding lovely view of .Lake, Mountain Scenery, and Thermal Action. Renovated and refurnished throughout, including Broadwood Concert Grand Piano. Coaches and Motors call for all Trips. ■ Terms: Bs. per day (Summer), £2 ss. per week.-Winter, Bs. per day,J2 2s. .per week. B; GRIFFITHS, Proprietress. ' ' 'EVERYTHING IS SO CLEAN!" 1 "VOH know, Mrs. Smith, I hardly J- knew'the men were in the house, they \ moved about (so quietly. , Yet the work was thoroughly done by • THE VACUUM'CLEANING CO., and the rooms they cleaned were really spotless. I've never known cleaning done so quickly, so well, and with such little inconvenience!" ■' Gleaning of EVERY kind Windows, Floors, Walls, Carpets-done - speedily and thoroughly. - Carpets collected, cleaned, and returned"'VACUUM CLEANING CO.. 17 WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2969. v. , KALAMAZOO \ . LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER 4 WAGONER . FILE AGENCY. ROUTE'S BUILDINGS, • The Kalamazoo Loose Leaf Ledger ranks .first of all Loose. Leaf Ledger Systems. Approved by all Leading Firms in England because they effect economies. in tho Counting Houses of their business. H L. YOUNG, 1 LTD., • • Dominion Agents (And at Palmerston North & Auokland), W. E. H. KNOWLES, Representative. 'Phone 2965. : IF you cannot get Corn Cob Punch from your Grocer, Ting direct to the FaofoL Aiitomatio lift. - i