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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS. DEATHS. ••"• October 17, T." Eon-' nedy Macdonald; the beloved husband of ■■ Frances Rossiter Macdonald, after a' long illness; aged 67-yeare..--SLOAN.-On October 17, 1914,' at her'rest, dehce, 40 Earoa/Boad, Kelburn, Annie, widow of tho lato James' Sloan'; agea 74 years. FUNERAL NOTICES. , mHE'Friends of the late Thomas KenJ- nedy Macdonald are invited to ati". tend his Funeral, which will leave hia lato residence, 4, Everton Terrace, -TODAY ' (MONDAY), at 10 a.m.,. for the. • ■Sydney Street Cemetery. . ~<. \ E. MOEEIS.Jurir., .'."-■ Undertaker and Emba'mer, 60 Taranaki St.-.' and 28 Eiddiford St. Telephone 937, day and night. THE Friends of MRS. ANNIE SLOAN, widow of the late James Sloan, are invited to attend her Funeral, ..which will leave her residence, 40 Raroa Road, Kelburn Extension, TO-DAY '(MONDAY), - at 2.30 p.m., for tho Cemetery; Sydney Street." E MORRIS,. JUNE., \ ' . Undertaker and Embalmer, ' 60 Taranaki St., and.2B Revans St. : NO Ring on 'Phone 937 is too early of to late to receive immediate attention. " Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of the public. Carriages, landaus' at the shortest notice. 'Phone" Nos.— Head Department 937, Newtown Branoh 142, Livery Stables 1668. Private 'Phone 8749. ;.'. REMOVAL NOTICE.-Isaao Clark and Son. Builders, Contractors, and Undertakers, have removed to new premises No. 27 Wingfield Street, off Moleswortb. '. Street, opposite Ministerial Residence. ■ Jobbing Work promptly attended to, Telephones: Shop, 1088; Residence, 806. SITUATIONS WANTED. ■yOUNG. Man wants Work on farm or .-"• station. Apply "Station," "Domin. ion Office. ■ WANTED; Situation as Companion, • Lady-help, or Housekeeper. Address "Lady-help," "Dominion" Office.ARRLED . Couple .want Place, hotel or station; abstainers;'good refer. encos. Apply "C.J.," "Dominion" Offiot., WANTED, "by a respectable vonnj " man, position as Porter, very steady and trustworthy. Apply "C.8.," 0.0. P. 0., Hawera. , EDUCATED Man, 35, seeks re-engage- . ment as Assistant .Billiard-marker . in hotel, or light employment, any capacity. Write "Tkorndon," "Dominion"Office. ARDENER seeks 'Situation, 15 years; ' good practical experience in all branches/gained from good establishments in England; excellent testimonials. ' F. Burton, Talbot Street, Wanganni, B.

TO FARMERS. . WANTED, Situation, a ny department of farming;.good milter and general farm hand; oomplete English experi. ence. Reply G. Klein, Post Office, Pal. merston North. . TO SHEEPFAEMESS, ': ' . -. WANTED, by two young men,.-willing and who want,to learn, Situation ou 'sheep, farm; remuneration no" particular object. Eeply "Becent care Clarendon Hotel, Palmereton North, BOARD AND REBIDENCE. EARLSMEAD House, 10 Kensington St., comfortable Board and Residence, double and single rooma. Telephone 277 A. WANTED, Four Men Boarders, homely private family, Thorndon, good bible, soft Trashing. Terms, write "Oomfeet," "Dominion" Office. UORNLEIGH, Bouloott Street, Weilington. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Permanent 'Boarders. 'Phone 1671. Mrs. E. Jones. WAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms, 'fhone 1200. WANTED, four Men Boarders, homely, . private family, Thorndon, good table, soft washing. . Terms, write "Comfort," "Dominion Office. SUPERIOR- .Comfortably Furnished -■ Roouis to-Let, single and double,: use of conveniences; breakfast optionali central. 'Phone S27L Address 163 Wei- . lington Terrace. : ■ - EAUDESSERT, 55 Majoribanks Street,under superior management of Mrs. Winstanley. An ideal plaoe to stay at. Two minutes from tram and Post Office, Terms moderate _^ A WEEK AT THE SEASIDE-30s. T TALL BAT ACCOMMODATION i-i House—Adjacent Hot Salt; Water Bathe. 'Phono 3785 (2 rings). Mrs. KILFOT, Proprietress. -.;.._•, .... ACANCIES for Manied Couples and Single Gentlemen, 3 minutes from., G.P.0.; large garden; splendid harbour view; quiet and select. For address ap. ply "Dominjon" Office. TO BUSINESS FOLK. KELBUEN LUNCHEON CONCEB- - TICKETS. KELBURN TEA KIOSK. FOR Is. you purchase the above Lun* cheon Ticket at the Kelburn Tram Ticket Office, 'Times" Avenue. This, ticket takes you bv cable car 400 ft. above sea level to enjov (INCLUSIVE OF TEAM FARE) AN EXCELLENT LUNCH. A WEEK AT THE SEASIDE, . • 30s. riOFFEE PALACE, NEW PLTMOUTH, Clean, Comfortable, Homelike. RECOMMENDED BT ALE. MAHARA \ ■ HOUSE, WAIKANAE. AN IDEM. PLACE TO SPEND A ' QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishingi . Tennis Courts. (MRS.) E. M. WILLIAMS. Proprietress. "WHAREROA," DAT'S BAT. FIRST-CLASS BOAED & RESIDENCE. Morning, Luncheon, and Afternoon Teas arranged. Lottors and ■ telegrams Teoeive prompt attention. ■MRS. E. W. WISE, Proprietrea*. BTONEHURST, STMONDS STREET, ' AUCKLAND, New Zealand. RTRICTLT FIRST-CLASS; BOARD AND J RESIDENCE. ' Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland; MR, AND MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, Proprietors. Telephones 504 and AS74. . " QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, Lambton Quay. Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper "Office. Refurnished and renovated throughout. Situated ou an open space in centre of City. The most comfortable and bestconducted house in Wellington. One minute from tram, mil, or steamer. TARIFF: 4s. per day; .£1 per week. Families. 'Phone 2310. J. S.' M'CONKET, Proprietor. BROWN AND JOHNSTON, Build mi and Contractors, Shop and Office Fitters, Land and Building Valuers, Johnston Street, 'Phones 2417, 2821.

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2284, 19 October 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2284, 19 October 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2284, 19 October 1914, Page 1

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