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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2620, 16 November 1915, Page 1

SOLDIERS' COLUMN. INFORMATION WANTED. Newspaper Publicity is the only means t< reach. those who have ■ returned fi*orc tiie front and may have tidings. TF any Returned Soldier o£ Expedition ary Force or any from C B Section, knowing anything of Lieut If, F. Roy Messenger, formerly of No 15/61, N.Z. Expeditionary Forces, Head' quarters Staff, later attached to 6 York shire's Regiment (\?ns roported wounded later missing, August 22nd), will kindlj communicate with Mrs. A. Messenger Seatoun Road, Kilbirnie, Wellington, oi Mr. H; Rose, Government Insuran.ee Wellington, this will be greatly appreciated. ' BOARD and residence. XSARTLY Furnished Bed-Sittingroom, - 1 - fireplace, balcony, all conveniences; moderate rent. Apply 84 Constable Street. W ANTED to Let, a Single; Furnished ' * Room, with or" without breakfast, in superior home. Apply 281 The Terrace or •'Phone 2170. "jl/g"ARRIED Couplo require Board-Resi p™ dence, private family, no other boarders, central, independent of trams, Address "P.G.M.," "Dominion'" Office. 1 HPHORNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, Weilington. First-class Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and Permanent Boarders.—Mre. E. Jones. > MUBSE STRATFORD (maternity), Tort ' Street, Miramar (next door to Town Hall) —Vacancics for lying-in patients: full sets baby clothing oil hand. ALB YON HOUSJi St. Hill Street -f*. Wanganui. First-class Accommodation for Travellers and Permanent Boarders; moderate terms. 'Phone 644. TVfARLBOROUGH House, 21 Kent Terrace (under new management); superior board and residence; one minute from tram and post office. 'Phone 1294. TSTAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone 1200. KENSINGTON "PRIVATE HOTEL, Newtown (close Park and Zoo), under entirely new . management. Firstclass accommodation for Travellers and Permanent Boarders. Excellent cuisine] moderate terms. Mrs. H. M'Kay, Proprietress. SEASIDE RESIDENCE. HEALTHY RESORT. TXARSTON HALL, Mahora Street, Kilbirnie, has vacancies for Paying Guests; every modern appointment; beautifully finished residence; overlooking Evans Bay; 5 minutes to Lyall Bay Beach. 'Phone 3135 (3 rings). UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE NEW WENTWORTH HOTEL, > Clyde Quay. "jl/ITRS. PARSONS (late of Christchurch) •t'-11., has takon over the above Hotel, completely renovated. Tariff excellent; an unsurpassed sea view from upper Tooms and- lounges; one minute from Te Aro Station. Permanent Boarders, 255. per week. AUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Pliminer's Steps, Lambton Quay, Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper Office. Under-new management. Situated on an open space in' centre of City. The most comfortable and best-conducted house in Wellington. One minute from train, rail, or' steamer. TARIFF: 4s. per .day; 'M' per week. 'Phone 2310. R. P. DAVIS, Proprietor. M i; H.A R A HOUSE, WAIKANAE. AN IDE At PLACE TO SPEND A'", . QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild' Climate. Good Trout Fishing. Tennis Courts. (MRS.) E.' M. WILLIAMS, ' Proprietress. WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING*V HOUSE (Opposite "Dominion" Office). PLIMMER'S STEPS, WELLINGTON (Entrance also from Boulcott Street). Situated in spacious gardens, with splendid view of City and Harbour; one minute from tram, Post Office, and ■ wharves. Excellent cuisine. Hot and oold water, and all convenience's. Terms, is. 6d. per day, or from .£1 per week. 'Phono IGI7. Mrs. Chapman, Manageress. THE EON-ACCORD PRIVATE SANATORIUM, WAIPIATA, CENTRAL OTAGO. Magnificent Climate, and Site. Only climate in' New Zealand entirely suitable for Treatment of Consumption. Par removed from humid atmosphere of coast; 80 miles inland, 1500 feet above sea level.. - Sunny, hilly, dry, and very bracing, No fogs or dust, TERMS VERY MODERATE. ' For particulars, apply to MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. BUSINESS NOTICES. A GOOD Investment—a pair of WOOD-. MILNE RUBBER HEELS-they make walking a real pleasure, and cost less than leather heels. nnHERE was once a .man who refused A to learn from others—he became a bankrupt. Let us tell you what over a million of the world's best merchants have taught ue. National Cash Register Co. .local office, 32 Cuba Street. EFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, Etc.. Purchased by L. Dabscheck, 126 Taranaki Street. Highest prices given. Eetters promptly attended to. 'Phone A 2666. RUB it on your boots-WO.OD-MILNE SHOE SHINE. It gives a bright lasting polish; and preserves tha leather. Stammer? Get cured. No failv v nres. , Elooution taught. Oswald Metcalfe, Fearniey's Coffee Palace, Palmeraton North WE have a good stock of Baily's latest Tennis Racquets and 1915 Hard Court Tennis Balls, which we are quoting at reduced prices. W. J.- Seater aad Co., 24 Grey Street. 'Phone H74. JUST like walking upon a thick, soft carpet when you WEAR WOODMILNE RUBBER HEELS. Get a pairthey cost less ■ than leather heels. "OISMTJTHATED Magnesia,, a oure for D Indigestion, Flatulency, -'nd all stomach troubles. Post free, 2s. Prepared only by Gibbs, Chemist, Upper Hutt. (TtASTLE'S Strsparilla Blood Mixture is a good spring medicine. Price 2s. Gd,, at Castle's Newtown Pharmacy. L EFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, Eto., Purchased by Mrs. L. Helper, 132 Taranaki Street. Good prices offered. Letters promptly attended to. 'Phone A 2618. AVE You tried TE MATA WINES ? Tlioy are a New Zealand product, md the best! Prices from 28s. per case. Write tho Manager at Havelock North Eor Price List. CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Chemist, Pharmacist, and Prescription Specialist. Sole address: 292 lambton Quay. Mail orders promptly dispatched. TE MATA WINES, grown and made in our own Vineyards on the Sunny Hills of Havelock North, Hawke's Bay. FOR our Soldier Boys—Gold-mounted Presentation Onoto Fountain Pens. One Gold Band, 205.; Two Gold Bands, 225. Gd. Engraving namo and pooket clip free. G. Jeffery, Fountain Pen Doctor, 270 Lainbton Quay, Wellington. G. KNIGHT, Sail, Tent, Flag, and • Cover Maker. Note the New address—No. 6 Herbert Street (off 'Manners Street), 3 doors above George Fowlds, Ltd. Telephone 727. E MATA WINES hav«.iv<?n Sis Gold Medala at International Exhibitions the Wttes of tks .'World,