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SITUATIONS WANTED. TSf ANTED, by Young Lady, Position in •*' office, hotel preferred; town oi country. Address "Experienced," "Do. minion" Office. TJAKERS.—First-class Foreman open for -*-» Engagement, bread and smalls, su, I perior bread; abstainer. "Competent,". r "Dominion" Office. | MARK.II-D Man, 28, desires Position, -L'JL competent bookkeeper, good commercial experience. For address apply "Accountancy Student," c.o. "Dominion". • Office. MARRIED Couple, ' middle age, most ■ reliable, no children, desires position, Station; husband, milk, kill, gar- • den, willing handyman; wife, thoroughly up to bread, butter, cooking, etc. Scottish Registry, 63 Willis Street. 'Phone ; 3105. LOST AMD FOUND. LOST, between Aro Street and Albert Hotel, Cap off Motor lienzino tank. Reward, Frost, Dentist, Willis Street. LOST, Karori car, Lady's Hand-bag, containing sum- of money, railway, ticket and letters, valued, present fromsoldier brother. Apply 50 Epuni Street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE^ ANTED, Lady and Gent. Boarders and Rooms to Let. 268 WillisStreot. TO LET, a Single Furnished Bedroom in superior home. Apply 284 The Terrace. 'Phone 2170. A CCOMMODATION required, with rcfiucd, sociable people, at once. .Apply "Lady," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, one or two Furnislv'd Rooms, near Trentham camp, early 1 ' n January. Apply "Dominion" Office. . lve 'l furnished-large front » room, balcony, single-double bed- • sittingroom, harbour view, quiet, 'pbona > 1461. 59 Boulcott Street. . fjIHORNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, Wcl- ( A liugton. First-class Accommodation , for Tourists, Travellers, and Permanent [ Boarders.—Mrs. E. Jones. )V™ SE STRATFORD (maternity), York I ' Street, Miramar (next door to Town ; Hall)— Vacancies for lying-in patients; 1 full sets baby clothing on hand. T4/TARLBOROUGH House, 21 Kent TerXTi race (under new_ management) peri or board and residence; one 'minuio' from tram and post office. 'Phone 1291. House, Boulcott Street. ' "V Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's. ' superior management. An idoal place to stay qt. Moderate terms. 'Phone 1200. Board and residence,' Near LYALL BAY & EVANS BAY. . EARSTON HALL, Mahora St., Kilbirnie 4 Good Table. • Moderate Tariff. 'Phone 3135 (three Tings), 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, Pro- ' prietress. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE NEW WENTWORTH HOTEL, r Clyde Quay. MRS, PARSONS (late of ChTistchurch) has taken over the above Hotel, completely renovated. Tariff excellent jan unsurpassed sea view from upper rooms and lounges; one minute from Te Aro " Station. Permanent Boarders, 255. per week. n (QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, v» Plimmer's Stops, Lambton Quay, Opposite "Dominion*"' Newspaper Office, n Under new management. Situated on an open Space in centre of City. The most comfortable and best-conducted.'?*'' house in Wellington. One minute from . \ tram, rail, or steamer.' \ TARIFF: 4s. per day; JBl per week. . i\ 'Phone 2310. R. P. DAVIS, Proprietor. \ B " U-'AEAKA HOUSE, IYJL WAIKANAE. • r AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing. Tennis Courts. (MRS.) E., M. WILLIAJIS, Proprietress. HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE (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 cold ' water, and all conveniences. Terms, 4a. 6d. per , day, or from XI per week. 'Phone 1617. Mrs. Chapman, Manageress. fTIHE BON-ACCORD' PRIVATE - , : " SANATORIUM, WAIPIATA, CENTRAL OTAGO. Magnificent Climate and Site. Only climate in New Zealand entirely . suitable for Treatment of Consumption. Far removed from humid atmosphere ot coast; 80 mil« 6 inland, 1500 feet above sea level. Sunny, hilly, dry, and very braoing, No fogs or dust. TERMS VERY MODERATE. For particulars, apply to - MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. TO LET, TO LET—No. 170 Wellington - containing 7 rooms ana all conveniences ; not suitable for lodgers. B. Smith and Co., 39 Panama Street. TO LET, furnished, four or more rooms in an up-to-date home, commanding an uninterrupted view of tho City and Harbour. Large detached kitchen, J-acro nil laid out. For terms and card to view, apply to B. Smith and Co., 39 Panama Street. FURNISHED HOUSE, KELBURN. e npO LET, immediately, an 8-roomed j JL Furnished House, situated close to Kelburn Car; rent, only «£3 per .week. Apply d S. GEORGE NATHAN, i. 115 Customhouse Quay. P.D.Q."— "Peter Dawson Quick!"— When you say "P.D.Q." you proclaim your knowledge of good WHISKY. Dawson's Perfection Scotch Whisky has no equal. "P.D.Q." .. A mHE ONLY Whisky selected for CapJL tain Scotfs South Polar Expedition was "P.D." SCOTCH. . That in itself is a sufficient recommenda--1 tion of Dawson's Perfection—'"P.D.Q." A ? TF Everybody Drank . "P.D.Q." there ■A would be no pessimists in this world. : SAY "P.D.Q." and get a Whisky of exquisite bouquet and rare mellowness—Dawson's Perfection • J —"P.D.Q." A TT'S IMPOSSIBLE to get a purer brand JL of Whisky than "P.IJ." SCOTCH. There's not a headache in a hogshead of Dawson's Perfection. Ask for "P.D.Q." A "'fTIIS Not in Mortals to Command SucJ. cess," but • Dawson's Perfection Whisky does more—lT DESERVES IT. Say "P.D.Q." next time yon order whisky, . and you will then realise whv it IS a success.—"P.D.Q," a

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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2654, 28 December 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2654, 28 December 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2654, 28 December 1915, Page 1

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