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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2650, 22 December 1915, Page 1

BIRTHS, MARRIACEB & DEATHS. BIRTH. JORGENSEN.—On December IG, 1915, at ! Palmerston North, to Mr. aud Mrs. 0. A. Jorgeiisen—a daughter. . • marriage. BARTHOLOMEW— BROWN.—On thu 10th December, 1915, at the Anglican Church, Levin, by. the Rev. Stealer, C - Vnl Bartholomew-, of the lltli' t Reinforcements, son of P. Bartholomew, Wereroa, to Maxwell Stewart, • eldest daughter of George Elder Brown, Wellington. - '■ THANKS. , WT®, wish to tender our sincere thanks *, to the Sergeant of the Featherston iolice and many kind Friends for kind- 1 , nesses in our sad bereavement.—Youra sincerely, R. and C. Sway6land. FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHli Friends of the late Miss Lillian , Jano Duske-are invited to attendl her Funeral, which will leave the resi- i dence of hor mother, Mrs. W. D. Duske, j 41 1 aft street, Brooklyn, To-day (Wednes- ' ' day), at 3.30 p.m., for the-Cemetery, Karon. • J E. MORRIS, JDK., ; Undertaker and Embalmer, ■ 60 Taranaki Street, and '28 Riddiford Telephone 937 (night and day). E. MORRIS, JUNR.,' Undertaker and.Embalmer, N CO Taranaki St. and 28 Revans St. P Ring; on 'Phone 937 is too early or too late to receive immediate. attention. Mortuary Chapel for the convent enco of the public. Carriages, landaus, j at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.— Head Department 937, Newtown Branch' 112. Livery Stables 1668. Private 'Phone 3740. . SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, a thoroughly experiencedNight Porter, also Kitchen Hand. Apply Hotel Arcadia. XIU ANTED, steady, honest Married' Ploughman. Apply Wm. Rayner, Ihe Cliffs, Masterton. TIJANTED, Engine-driver, for sawmill: ■ * . plant; must, have. first-class certificate. Apply Thos. V. Simons,- New, Plymouthi . , ' WANTED, Cook, aUo Parlourmaid and Housemaid; good wages, references. required. Reply Mrs. Sydney Johnston, Takapau, H.B. ■: XXTANTED, Hairdresser, Wanganui, 1st 1 " January, relieving two weeks; second-class return fare excursion refuiided. ff. Goss, Wanganui. TAT"ANTED, by Costume Manufacturer,' . ■*". smart Traveller for country; previous, experience necessary. -Apply "Wa>» liganni," "Dominion" Office. . " " TITAN TED, Station Cook, 405.,- bread- . "T maker.; Cowman or Boy, 255.; Parlourmaid, 2f15.,. housemaid - kept,- East Coast. 'Apply Dominion Registry, 220 Quay. . ■ ;. WANTED, good Woman Cook, 255.-;' housemaid kept; Waitress for.Feilding after Xmas, -255.; Useful Man for Palmerston, 255.; Porter for Country, Hotel; good, clean, sober Man. for Kitchen, 275.'6 d. (Blenheim).; .Married Couple, 41X0, good boiuis, light comfortable'home, near Nelson; Working Housekeeper for Masterton after Xmas, £1, good horiie. Stamp reply. Strand Agency ('Pjione 471), Central Hotel, I.ambton Quay. . SITUATIONS WANTED. CHAUFFEUR seeks situation,' garage or private, town or country; do running repairs. "Steady," "Dominion" Oflice. . . . ,• . - . - LADY requires position. in Boot, Confectionery or Stationery shop, , first or second week January. Apply "Cap- . able," "Dominion". Office. rnHOROUGHLY reliable Married Couple, J- ' husband experienced station, farm, horses, etc. Wife no definite duties. Scottish Registry, 03 Willis'Street. WANTED place, experienced Married Couple, child 0 months; man milk, kill, garden, generally handy; woman assist when necessary. Highly recommended. - Cunningham's Registry. MARRIED MAN, steady, sober, young family, wants steady Billet, farm or -station, handy school; good milker, used to all sorts hard work; willing to sign on for long term if" required. Write or wire at once to "Will-.. ing." R-awhitiroa, Eltliani. '• LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED, Black Pony Mare. Please communicate Miss ■ Sommorville, Day's Bay. Roward. . . . LOST, from Kahutara, Chestnut Geld- ' ing, blazed forehead, 3 shoes, scar . near hind leg; reward. David. Collins,' Featherston. . '• • WANTED. v ■JITATRIMONY— Refined Widow - Lady, I'JL 50. would like to correspond with. widowed gentleman. Please send particu- . lars "M.5.," "Dominion" Oißce. . WANTED, Furnished Seaside House, three utonths, commencing about Boxing Day. Write Mrs.'.- W. Cook, 16 , Broad Street, Palmerston -North'. ( WANTED to Exchange, Wellington Property for house and few acres, Otaki or Te Horo. Full particulars to "Good Returns,""Dominion" Office. AN ORCHARD SPELLS. AFFLUENCE.' ARRANGE to visit Moutere Inlet ii Blocks. Best, brightest, beautifully situated. Hector M'Leod and Co., 172 Featherston Street. " ' WANTED to Exchange, Unencumbered, Rent-producing Freehold Property, City, for -up-to-date , (mixed) Farm of 100 to 200 acres. - - Short and- Fraser, Estate Agents, Pctonc. MADAME D'ALMA, Clairvoyant?, Psvchometbist; interviewed daily; . charts written. Send birth date and full name, P.N. of 2s. 6d., Giarrett Street (opp., George and George, Cuba Street). WANTED to Exchange, 370 Acres, Wairarapa, all plouehable, mortly river flats first-clnss buildings. Price, .£3OOO, FREE OF ENCUMBRANCE, for 1000 Acres near Wellington; Manawatu ■preferred. Farm will bear any-inspection. LAMB AND O'SULLIVAN, Licensed Laud Agents, '176. Featherston Street, opp. GJP.O; GIRLS employed in factories or largo establishments can increase their income by selling Lotus Balm, a now akin food that is removing all signs r-J ago. It is entirely new, and .big money can bo made by - the attractive woman who handles this line: Liberal commission and free outfit. Write "Advertiser," box 884, Christchurch. TO BE A SOLDIER "BOYV" , SEND for a real 'imitation of the rifle , as vised by "our boys" at "he.front, ' it's unbreakable, price 3s. Fires percussion capa onlv, and quite harmless, suit. able for children from 5 years upwards. Send lid. stamp for particulars. A. W. Moran and Son, 60 Willis Street, Welling. ton.. - DRESSMAKING MADE EASY.™" WE Will make a. COSTUME STAND to the exact measurements of jom own figure, and thus enable yon to'aalm tout Drcseea and Costumes'in yonr own nome, and so save the Dressmaker's Account. Write for particulars or call and inspeot our Models. THE DOMINION COSTUME STAND CO, 11 Dee Street, Island Bay.' SPORTSMAN asked his friend* fa lunch whose appetites were,-fickle— and afterwards there was nothing left of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." UAT4 W I.Ji K S.