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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2684, 2 February 1916, Page 1

FUNERAL NOTICE. fpHE Funeral of the lata Richard AnX drew M'henzie, of Waikanae, will leave the Shannon Railway Station at 2:15 on THURSDAY, February 3rd, Vg. : tor the Shannon Cemetery. E. J. F. SPENCER, " - ■ Undertaker, Shannon^; E. MOERIS, JUNK., ' Undertaker and Embalmer, CO Taranaki St. and 28 Kevans St, ' King on 'Phone 937 ig too early or too late to receive immediate attention. Mortuary Chapel for the conreni- i ®uoe of tho public. Carriages, lanaaus, i at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.— Head Department 937, Newtown Branch : 142. Livery Stables 16G8. Private 'Phono 1 3749. SITUATIONS VACANT. ■^STANTED, good Coachsmith. Apply, i by wire, Corkill, Wairoa. \ 'WO'ANTED, a Coachsmith; constant job. * Apply W. G. F. Frame, Dannevirke. ; \y"ANTED, first-class Machinist for ' » wood-working machinery. Addlv R. N. Speirs, Foxton. 1 ■

an experienced Second ir < i A PP*y Commercial Hotel, Lambton Quay. ; ■OTANTED, a good, capable Girl for ' .«« elderly couple. Particulars from ' Airs. E. Nixon, Hawera. ! 'WTANTED, Man for Counter and, v * Ilound; must be used to horses. Apply H. C. Sbeargold, Ohau. WANTED, by leading North Island .Labour bureau, your Business. Prompt attention to all inquiries. Hundreds positions on books. Stamp Teply, Napier Labour Bureau, Napier. i SITUATIONS VJAHTED. 'EXPERIENCED Barman wants Engagefflient. Reliable and steady: Apply 182 Abel Smith Street. A YOUNG Lady requires position as ' Mother's Help, or would like to learn housekeeping. Apply ,to "M.," ■ "Dominion" Office. 1 DISCHARGED Soldier, competent chauffeur, requires position, private j or otherwise; 'can do complete overhauls, etc; age 21. Reply "5.N.," "Dominion" i Office. ... : POSITION required as Housekeeper by end of February by refined and ex- i perienced person; satisfactory references j given. Apply by letter, "Housekeeper," ■ i "Dominion" Office. . . ' fipHORO UGHLY competent Head Plough. man (married) seeks a position on ! first-class Station; cottage preferred; wife, duties or otherwise; open a month. "Strictly Confidential," Post Office, Hastings. "yijANTED Place, smart, bright, ener- **: gelic, reiined, thoroughly expertenced Young I.ady, domestic work, SiWin? speciality, fowl of children, wishes | position, station, dentist's rooms or ; doctor's surgery;. highly recommended; ■ good English references. Cunningham's Registry. ' ' ' LOST AND FOUND, T OST, Brooch, large oval dark pearl set • ■*M in old silver. Reward at CO Bowen ] Street. . ] T 1 OST, on Saturday, in Tinakori Road i •i-J or Lyall Bay car, Brief Bag, con- •; evening dress. Reward at 42 Tina- / kori Road. . j T OST, Plan ou Tracing Paper, prob- : •i-J ably between Paraparaumu and Te Horo. Finder please post to P.O. Box '• ' 130. Palmerston North. Reward. I OST, Friday afternoon, by soldior'a : ■I wife, Three One-pound Notes, folded together, vicinity "Dominion" Office," ■ Willis Street; Lambton Quay. Reward. "Dominion" Office. j WANTED. . '<

TOT ANTED to adopt, a healthy Baby, : .»V under four months, "by childless couple. Writo for terms., etc., to Box 19, :i Shannon. ' •£'lo AAA TRUST Funds to Lend, iWX/V'jvVv City or Broad Acres, low interest. Snius to suit. G. S. Hill and . Co.. 180 Featherston StreetWANTED TO HIRE. i For the patriotic exhibition, ! SHOW CASE, in good repair, about i 4ft. by 2ft. . . I Apply : I FLEMING AND CO., i Box 940. G.P.0., City. . ' ' WANTED. ° : BY Good, Careful Tenants, for about one year, a nice Furnished House, ! not less than 7 rooms, modern conveni- ; ences; good locality and outlook, within i fair reach of city;"breathing space round j house essential; electricity preferred. Address— j "CAREFUL," "Dominion" Office. > No agents. . j QJEND Is. in stamps, and this, and get ; Is. colouring s powder, 15 postcards, 4 nibs, pencil, IS envelopes, and booklet . (11,000 Bold in week). Money back if dissatisfied. Anglo-American Supply Co., ' Box 90, Wellington. TO ! LET." " THORNDON. : ■ ■ TO LET, from middle of April, Gentle- i man's Furnished Residence, with every jwssible convenience; motor garage available, G to 9 months. Apply S. GEORGE NATHAN, 115 Customhouse Quay. TMtOTECT British Trade, and assist A British Manufacturers by joining tho New Zealaud Women's Anti-German i League, Hannah's Buildings, 260 Lambton j Quay. Box 935, G.P.O. THE GLORIOUS BUBBLER. : THE Child's delight and the old folks' ' pastime. The Bubbles can be toss- ' ed 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. ljd. MORAN AND SON, 60 Willis Street, Wellington. j WE appeal to the women of all parties come and holp, sign tho petition of j the Women's Anti-German League—nonpolitical and non-sectarian. Sisters, all : defend your home.?. Women's Anti-Ger-man League, Box 935, G.P.O. A PERMANENT DKLN'K CURE. ! "My husband, wnom you treated with 'Drinko' three years ago, is still all right. ' I now want a supply for a friend." So i writos a woman from Taranaki. Drinko is given secretly, and is inexpensive. Frea Booklet sent in plnin sealed envelope. State if Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 54G Manners •' Street (upstairs), Wellington. \7U~V cannot all iight, but every man, ! » ' woman, and child can help the Em- • pile by sending a subscription to tho 'i Women's Anti-Gennau League, Hannah's Butldings, 260 Lambton Quay. Box 935, ■