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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2367, 25 January 1915, Page 1

BITUATIONB VAO ANT. \%TANTED, a Cook, 25a. Apply Mrs! " W. J. Martin, Martinborough. "TOf ANTED, a House-Parlourmaid. Ap- * * ply Mrs. Soy Barton, Feathereton, T/STANTBD, a thoroughly. domesticated La<i7 Help, all duties;-■ J6l a week. .Aits. Swarason, Silverhope. ■WANTED, steady, single Man, milk 4 " oows, farm, garden, generally -U6O- - 253. W. Arundoll, Patea. TJOMESTICS of all rlasaea, also new arrivals, can find good positions, town or country, at Booker's Labour ! Bureau; Napier.' \\7ANTED, Blaoksmith for country ; * * married man preferred. Btoti wages, experience, and age to W, P. M'AUum, Uruti, New Plymouth, "SXTANTED, a oapable person fid Mo- * ' ther*B Help; other help'kept; references necessary. Apply, stating - salary. to Mrs. Blair, Blair and.Sainsbury, Gisborne. r WANTED, ' (HOOK-LAUNDRESS; references required. Apply ■' MRS. OWEN MONCKTON, _. ■ Waipukurau. ANTED, Young Girl to look after »v 2 Children, help generally, 10s., I town; Married Couple'for Sounds; Man to plough 'and general farm work; Young Girl, same place. Awaiting engagementScullery Maid, Porters, Hotel Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses! > STEAND AGENCY, 'Phono 471. Central Hotel Buildings. Housekeepers, Bachelors, '' Widowers, homes. Nelson, Dannevirke, Masterton, Wangamii; Married Couples, iBIOO-iillO; House-Parlourmaids, 205.; Cooks, 80s.; Generals, 255.; Lady. , helps, Nursee, 305.; Dressmaker, 825., institution; Wardsmaids, Milkers, Station Hands, Blenheim, all classes required. . Cunningham's Registry. Phones, 1672, dtivate 3974. ' WANTED, Married Couple, H. Bay, ' » wife cook, man cowman-gardener, cottage; Shepherd, Makara, '80s.; Second . Gardener, Hutt, 255.; Married Oonple, ilanawatu, wife housowork, man farm ' hand, able milk; Farm Hand, H. Bay, 255.; Woman Cook, station. Chathams, 205.; 4 Shopherds, 305.; Milker, Featherston, 305.; Stockman, 'Martinborough; Lady-help, housework, able sew (8 months), Masterton, 205.; Married Couple, Sounds, small family, ,£100; Cowboy. 20s. Bheepfarmers' Agency. 31 Hunter Street. Telephone 3853. Telegrams: "Sheep." Stamp reply. , er, dairy farm, 255.; Lad, loam farming, milk cow or two; Married Conple, station, man milk, kill, garden, and general, wife cook-general, ids. week; Cowboys for Stations, 15s. to 205.; Milker, maahine. ahed, 253.; Cowman-Gardener, station, 255.; General Servants, Ladyhelps, Housemaid-Waitrasa, Ctook-Gen-erals, eto. Waiting work: Motorcar Driver and Mechanics; Wheelwright's Coaohbuildera; Head Shepherds, married or single; Station Managers; Cooks: Grass-seeders; Mill-hands; Benohmen; Planers, etc.; Ploughman; Engine-drivers; Milkers, and all classes of labour. Stamp reply. P. Weloh, Labour Agent, Masterton. _ i WANTED, "O ESPECTABLE, STRONG LAD, assist Gardener; able to milk. Apply LAERY AND CO.,' Wellington) Or W. Brown, Belmont Road, Lower Hutt. WANTED, ; "EIOREMAN-MECHANIC, for Motor 1 Gawge; wages, £i lOs.j also 1 Fitter Mechanio. Apply, stating experience, to DAVIS AND BOYD, Hastings, H.B. WANTED. MEN AND BOYS immediately to Sell j "TEE DOMINION." ;.. . | ■Good Stands, City and Suburbs. Apply : . .. j PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT, "THE DOMINION.*' . | PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. TALMA STUDIOS Bes to annonnco that they-.! have an TTTP-TO-DATE PHOTOGRAPHIC .STUDIO. '."J Opposite Te Aro House, Cuba Street (Late Mr. Alan Bpicer). First-class Work at Reasonable Price* i : • PIANOFROTE PLAYING. . Season 1918. MB. BAXTER BUCKLEY Resumes Lessons,.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY .Bth. Studio—22t) WILLIS STREET; OOD SINGING is invariably based vT upon correct Voice-Placing and Emission. MR. K. CORNWALL Guarantees practical Tuition, in. the Art as exemplified Italian Methods. 18 PORTLAND CRESCENT. 'Phone SB2. And at Dresden. MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY. 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