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SITUATIONS WANTED. I WANTED*, position as Housekeeper B°od cook; good references. Appij i V ,? /o "Dominion" Office, Palmers ton rtorlb. » VW AN'lJyD—Lady desires Position a! •mi s *° BfiiHemanj widow' mulillo age; highest references "V.R ' Dominion" Office. ! Dressmaker would liki , 'Sewing in the country. For term! and dates, apply "American Dressmaker '■ Dominion" Offico. 'i TyANTED, by young widow, positloi »» - as Housekeeper, no encumbrance, ti Bachelor ,or Widower. Apply, "l'ak< Charge,' "Dominion" Office. ' ; J A DVERTISER seeks Situation, am had experience as Short hand-Typist, Billiard ' Marker, and Lif' Attendant.- - : Eldre4,lS6 Rintoul Street. ! I position as Creamery . Man! »» ager; 8 years' experience; 3 vcarl first assistant m butter factory; excellenj references; married. Address- "X.Y.Z. Feilding P. 0.. • j QTATION Manager, practical man, besi references, over twenty years' expert ence New Zealand and Australia, r& quires Position. Apply first instance Pakeha, G.P.0., Sydney. COMPANION-HELP. T ADY, capable, desires position, Con* , panion-lielp; country preferred Apply Anxious," c.o. "Dominion" Office' „ MANAGER'S POSITION. ; M7ANIED, by thoroughly reliable map * v ned man, Station or Farm, Stock, Agriculture, Engineer's Certificate; excel' lent references. Address Box 230, Wcv ngahui. . ," i VIS7"ANTED to Place, bright, smarj ' » ' Bombay Indian, station, farm, hotel or private, good milker, garden, fences generally handy; 8 years Inst employer", highly recommended. Cunningham'! Registry. ! to Place, thoroughly experii enced Kitchenmaid or Pantrymaiil pood worker, come immediately (Nelson district); Waitresses, Housemaids, Hop! pickers, plenty on books. Cunningham's Elite Registry. .1 LOST AND FOUND. . . ,£lO REWARD. ■ • ~1 LOST, Diamond Ring, and Diamond ' . Pendant. Above reward will be paid on return of articles to "Dominion", Offici'. ". " j BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Two Young Men Boarders, ' » , all conveniences; , terms moderated 41 Hawker Street. ■ WTANTED, by Young Lady, Board and Residence, at Porirua." ' Applj; "A.E'.N.," "Dominion" Office. W "ANTED to Let, Single Room,. witn' board; suit lady or gentleman. Apply 210 Tinakori Road ("Blandford"). ' i WANTED to. Let, sitting'rooin and .bedroom, private, no family, .suit gentleman. Apply 264 The-Terrace. ■ LADY' Idesires, comfortable' room,, .'board, ..' near Victoria ■ College; ■ private family ' preferred. quiet. '"M.8.," "Dominion" Office.' , VSTANTED, Young "Man Boarder,, single room;- good- locality;-soft-washing und-mcnding;-terms moderate!". Apply 7? Webb Street. " ' ■ "8/ ILMORE," 26 Hawkestone Street— J-B- Select, central, and quiet, boards residence; moderate terms on application to Proprietress. . ''O'ACANCY, well furnished, large front Y room; r balcony, single, double bed-' 6ittingroom, harbour view;-quiet. 'Phono 1461. 59 Bouleott Street. ' ' First-class Furnished apart.; MENU'S.—Breakfiis? if required.' Casual and Permanent Visitors. No. 6 Terrace Gardens, behind Catholic Church; Bonlcotfc Street. 'Phone 3&)1. : "IVTAELBOROUGH. House, 21 Kent TeriTJL race (under new management) r superior Board and Residence: one minute from tram aad post office. 'Phono 1204. : fTIHORNLEIGH, Bouleott Street, WelJ- lington. First-class Accommodation! for Tourists, Travellers, and Permanent' Boarder6.-Mrß. E. Jones. Telephone 1671.' "OTAITANGI House, Bouleott Street.: • v Onoe more under Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An ideal place to! stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone 1200. i OUEEN'S PRIVATE, HOTEL,' PLIMMER'S STEPS. ' Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper Offipe.l One min\ite from tram, rail, or steamer.: Evory comfort and convenience. Excel-' lent cuisine; moderate 'tarilf.' R.,P. DAVIS, -Phone 2310. Proprietor. ; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. I THE NEW WENTWORTH HOTEL, ' Clyde Quay. i "MRS. PARSONS (late of Christclmrch): -"A lias taken over the.above Hotel,com-; pletely renovated. Tariff'excellent; anunsurpassed sea view from! upper rooms; and lounges; one minute from Te Aro : Station. Permanent Boarders, 255. per ■ week.' - - "... '. ■ ; MAH AR A ■ I ODSE,! tWAIKANAE. t . j AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A ! QUIET HOLIDAY. ; Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing.; Tennis Courts. i (MRS.) E. M. WILLIAMS, - • Proprietress, i WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING- ' Vl .. . - HOUSE (Opposite "Dominion" Office). ; ; PLIMMER'S STEPS, WELLINGTON. J (Entrance also from Bouleott Street.) Sitaated in spacious gardens, with splen- ■ did view o£ City and Harbour; one minute : from tram, Post Office, and wharves. ■ Excellent cuisine. Hot and cold water, ; and all' conveniences. Terms, 4s. 6d. per ' day, or from JSI per week. - | 'Phone 1617. Mrs. Chapman, Manageress. : T - . "RADNOR," " 1 '! WATERLOO GUADRANT, AUCKLAND. | 7VTEW HOUSE, overlooking Government! House grounds and commanding ! magnificent views of the harbour; lighted throughout with electric light. Lverj I comfort and convenience.' -Moderate tariff. MRS. G. H. M'DONALD. 'Phone 457 A. ' ' "Picturesque pelorus. ■' ITISITORS to these Lovely Sounds can : » have good Accomniodaflon at-'Boltoc ' Bay, in "Beautiful Mahau, the Gern o) the Sounds." Ten hours from Wellington, ' via Picton, or direct. Good beach foi . bathing, rowing, boats; launches if re- ] quired. Tennis'court. Post and Telograph Office. Regular mail • services, i Terms 6s. per day, 355. per week; chil. ' dren under 12, half-price. Partly-fur- ! nished Cottage for Families or Camping ' Parties. Apply W. T. Erskine, Mahau, i Pelorus Sound. ! ~ G.V. WINES. i ' ' AWARDED 8 Gold Medals by International Exhibition, Christchurch •, | also niedols by Imperial - Internationa 1 , ! arid Jnpan-Briti6h Exhibition, London. Cellars contain 19,000 gallons of Puro ; Grape Wine, made 1900 upwards. Local Agents: Dcveridge and Co., Wakefield St. J. J. Jones, agent, Hastings. W. G. JAR VIS, Manager. FARMERS— Wliy go to the expense of ; sowing your land again, when a ! treatment, of .Superphosphates .will' pre- ! vent; tlie-grass "running' out," 'and;put* : riew-' life , into-" it. Best brand, i.e., , "M.sunt.Lyell," JiG'.pnr ton. . Secure early i to avoid disappointment. Shoppard's; Th«< ! Ciisli -'Provi'dcrs',.-Palhrerston Norths -" : rinilE best- of all Gifts, a Fountain Pen; ' .1 ; I stock 'Onoto; 155.; Swan, 12s. 6d.; 1 Eclipse-Self-filling,--7s &l. • Buy your'pen : where you"can".cet it repaired.. G.-Jef. j .frey,;.Fountain Pea Docto-, 270 Lambton ! Quay, Wellington,

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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2705, 26 February 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2705, 26 February 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2705, 26 February 1916, Page 1

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