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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2682, 31 January 1916, Page 1

'•THE DOMINION" Rates for Classified Advertisements*(For Cash Only.) Sibnations Vacant, Situations Wanted, To Let, For Sale, Personal, Wanted to Exchange, Farm Hands Wanted, Professional, and Business Announccmenta, etc. 3 Lino 3 (15 words), la.; 4 Lines (20 words), K 6d. 5 Lines (25 words), 25.; 6 Lines (30 words), 2s. 6d. Births, Marriagea, and Deaths, 2s. 6d. por insertion. In Memoriam, 6d. ner lme (minimum), 3 lines. (Repeated Free in weekly Summory.)

SITUATIONS VACANT. TSTANTED., at once, • Cook, for Flax- ' ' mill. Apply Gibbs, Foxton. "SLANTED, an experienced Relieving * ' Al.aii. Apply Manager, Trocadero. TO7'ANTED, a Coachsmith; coustaiit job. * » Apply W. G. P. Frame, Dannevirke. young woman, as good Plain ' • Cook; wages 30s. Apply Miss Speedy, Burn View, Hcrbei'tville. ' ANTED, first-class l'ainter and .*» Paperhunger; permanent job, good man. Apply L. Davey and Co., Waipawa. \fofANTED, 16 Navvies, for tram con- .., struotion. . Apply Pukuweka Sawmills, Ltd., Manunui, Main Trunk ■ Lino. a, good Plain . Cook, no »f laundry work; good wages. Apply Mrs. 0. W. Anderson, top ot Thompson Street. ' * WANTED, Threshing Machine Hands, » v 10 Ploughmen, 10 Cooks, 305., 60s. M'Donald, 113 Manchester Street. Ohristcliurcli. WANTED, good Typewriter ; Sales- * * man; 6plendid opportunity to enorgetic man. Apply L. C. Smith, 115 Dixon Street. '

WANTED. Hairdressor, permanent .' S. good man; six o'clock closing; not eligible for front. Haybittle and Son, Feiiding. "DHONE 3105, Scottish Registry, 63 Wil- ■*-' lis Street, desires Married Couples, Generals, Housemaids, Waitresses, etc.; good wages. ANTED, Housemaid for the country, * • good wages; other help kept. Apply with irefrences to Mrs. T. Duncan, "Otairi," Hunterville. WANTED, Boy for Dairy Farm; good home; machines used; small herd. Apply M. Eiohardson, Tiakitahuna, near Pannerston North. , WANTED, Cook and Parlourmaid. Apply Mrs. Lan Duncan, 72 Hobsoh Street, alto Thursday, 3rd February, between 7 and 8 p.m. WANTED, capable Lady-help, two in. .»» family; easy place; good wages to suitable person. 'Apply Mrs. H. A. Nicholas, Otakeho, near Hawera. WANTED, First-class . Certificated Engine-driver, 125.; Two Yard Labourers,' lUs. Apply .Gardner:, and Sons, Sawmillers, .Husapapa, Oio, Main Trunk. ; W 'ANTED, useful Help ' for elderly people, plain cooking .essential, good home, good wages. Apply, stating i,"!e, etc., to Mrs. J. Powdrell, Turiroa, Wairoa, H.B. W 'ANTED, Cook-General and NurseHousemaid, mother and daughter, Bisters or friends; easy place, good wages. Apply, with references, tx> Mrs. A. Campbell Pearce, Featherston. . ' . ' WANTED, Lady Help, able to cook, assist washing, good . home, country township, close railway; woman with child school age not objected to. Wages, 15s. Apply "Near School," P. 0., Linton. Ploughmen, i Cowinen, 6 »'.Married Couples, Station. Blacksmith 355., and otier. farm hands; also domestic labour of all kinds; Napier Labour Bureau, Napier. Stamped envclope for reply. ■ . TM/'AKTEp, a Married Couple, middle- » » aged or elderly, without children; must be conscientious and reliable, to take charge of a ,home for an elderly lady, no family; man ablo to. drive quiet horse preferred. State wages required. . Apply Mrs. S. C. Lewis, liyefield, Masterton. "WANTED" ~ FIRST-CLASS BAKER, bread and small goods,' for Taranaki country store; married man preferred; wages, .£3 ss. and free bread; none but competent men need apply; , references required, j Apply "Baker," "Dominion" Office. FARM MACHINERY SALESMAN. AN Experienced Travelling Salesman is required for our. Machinery Department.

Apply HANSON AND BARS, LTD., Palmerston North. WANTED. YOUNG LADY, to take charge General Drapery Department, country store. Salary, 40s. to 505., according to experience. Apply, BOX 342, Wellington. WANTED, ' ■gJOYS TO SELL "THE' DOMINION." Good Stands. Apply PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT, . '"Dominion." Office. W' F. LABOUR BUREAU, 18 Grey • Street.—Wanted, Lad (learner), sheep station; Station Cooks, 85s. and 405.; Woman- Cook, station, 255.; Housekeeper, 255.; Fencer and Cowman, same place, station; Woman Cook (Hutt) 4 255. ; Ploughmen; Gardeners; Station Blacksmith, H. 8., 405.; 3 Head Gardeners; Shepherds, 405.; Station Couples. Tel. "Cruicksliank." 'Phono 247. Stamp rePly; J ' "MTANTED, good Woman Cook, ManaVt ■ -mitu, 355.; Waitress and Housemaid, same hotel, Wairarapa, 225. 6d. each; Laundi'ess-Housemaid, good place, country; Cook for country, no washing. 255.; Gardener, 305.; Second Ploughman, 305.; Woman Cook, 255., all same station; Woman Cook, suburbs, 255.; _ Woman (child not objected to) to do light work and look after small P.O;, Sounds; Waitress and Housemaid for Also Lady-kdps, Porters, Pantryman, Waitresses, etc. Stamp reply. Strand Agency, Lambton Quay. 'Phono 471. ANTED, Station Gardeners," 80s.; Post-splitters, 2 experienced men, 255. 100; Head Gardener, married or single, for. station, 355.; Under-Gardener, 305.; Ploughman, 405.; Shepherd, 355.; Road Navvies, used to spawling. lis. day; Jliddle-aged Single Man as working manager for sheep farm; Cowman-Gardener, station, 325. 6d.; Station Hands, milk, etc., 305.; Married Couples, without family, for station, .£llO. .£l2O year; Married Chef for freezing works, accom. house, wife assist, 70s. week; Youth for station, take learner, 155.; Pick and Shovel Men, 10s. day; Cook-Generals, 255.; Generals, 155., L J Os.; Housemaid, also Waitress.' hotel, 205.; Ladyhelps, 205.; Nursery Housemaid, 17s. 6ti.; Cook-Laundress, country, 255. Employers note—l have several married ploughmen 'awaiting employmen. Stamp reply. F. P. Welch, Labour Agent, Maslerton. WANTED, Children's ■ Overalls, Pinafores, etc., Is.Hilts, Gd.; Fancy Millinery, 2s. lid.- Great Bargain Sale, George and George, Cuba 'Street. THE GLORIOUS BUBBLER. nnHE Child's delight and the old folks'. JL pastime. The Bubbles can bo tossed about, blown in the ; air or on the table-cloth, filled with smoke; no- mess, no soapy, water; 20 thousand bubbles in the box; posted free Is: lid. MORAN AND SON, GO Willis Street. Wellington. A PERMANENT DRINK CURE. " "My husband, whom you treated with 'Drinko' three years ago, is still all right. I now; want a supply for a friend." So writes a woman from Taranaki. Drinko is given secretly, and is inexpensive. Free Booklet Kent in plain sealed envelope. State if Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 54G Manners Street (upstairs), Wellington.

VST ANTED—George and George's Great * * JJ;ii gain Sale starts this morning. Don't fail to tret there early.