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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2749, 18 April 1916, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. 14/TADAJIE ERMILLE, genuine Clair- ' -t'-S- voyante, now vising New Zealand. Interviews 10 to 8 plm. 276 Lambton Quay (upstairs). WANTIiD, countr), experienced Governess; Music,, Apply Mrs. liiwfell Gaisford, Marton. , . WANTED, by experienced Teacher, Position, in household school. Apply "Teacher," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, Probationers for private hospital in Wellington. Apply ''Matron," "Dominion" Office. VST ANTED, a Nursery Govorness, for little girl, aged' 6. Apply Mrs. Hiley, 29 Hobson Street, Wellington. WANTED, an experienced Nurse, twu infants, station life, coast.. Apply Mrs. Riddiford, Tora, Martinborough. i mHOROUGHLY experienced Young Lady seeks ' Position as Children's Nurse. Apply "R.M.," "Dominion" Oilice. '.' ■■ TO ANTED, a Matron, with nursing exporience' preferred, for "St. George's" (the Junior School ot Woodford House). Apply Principal, "St. George's," Havelock North. THE Imperial Conservatory of Music. Anyone can learn by our method), no scales; no drudgery. We teach from melodies. Rooms, 1 and 2 Caledonian Chambers, 33 ■ Willis Street. . BOOKKEEPER, ■ . / WANTED experienced BOOKKEEPER, preferably one'with! knowledge soft goods. Apply by letter, A. A. CORRIGAN AND CO., • Box 115, G.P.O. INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN. Thousands of young men are giv- ' ing up their positions in business for military service. Girls and young women are mostly filling their places. . ' ... It is your duty to make yourself ■ ' efficient in office work. At '' JJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE* you can be trained as a Shorthand- - Typiste or Bookkeeper. You acquire a knowledge of the practice and principles of business, and become thoroughly conversant with • commercial documents, correspondence, and qffice routine generally. H. AMOS, Director, ADVANCE YOURSELF-LEARN BOYD SHORTHAND. THE BOYD SCHOOL will teach you the practical, system of learning Shorthand in 30 , days of home 'study. •For full descriptive matter free, address . BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. TO Proprietors of Automobiles, Motorcycles, Benzine Engines, Pumping Engines, etc.—l will go anywhere, • Repair Overhaulj and put. in. thorough working; order, machinery - and electric systems of .every - description, and guarantee satisfaction at moderate charges.' Write or wire. REGINALD. E. OSBORNE, M.E., ' -Post Office Box 484, Wellington. BUSINESSES - AND PARTNERSHIPS, FOR SALE, "Hairdresser and -Tobacconist's Business;', in Hawke's Bay, for cash, £220; "Tobacconist," c.o. "Dominion"' Office. ' • HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS. / ' . - :■ T ONG-ESTABLISHED Business, large Li town, 3 chairs, every convenience. Stock, fittings, etc., going concern. Price £250. Full particulars 1 from RATLIFF LAND AGENCY,' Feilding. .• : GREAT CHANCE FOR PASTRYCOOK.' OWNER retiring'through illness; £900 a year, living given away.' Leading Tea Rooms Business in one of the most rapdly progressng North Island towns, Good lease with right of renewal. Average profits proved by books :£9OO a year. . Furnishings, plant, stocks, goodwill cost over £900; but owing to ill-health, owner : will accept £850 cash. Inquire about this at once. Sole agents, .' N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, '.' 187 Manchester Street, Christchurch. JJOTELS, FOR SALE. HOTIJL-Manaiwatu; about 4 years' lease; £500 cash will buy this,, including furniture, billiard-table, and LARGE HALL. , ' HOTEL—Rangitikei; lease, 5 rears; takings over £60; £1000' cash will -buy this, including,furniture.. . ' HOTEL—Taranaki; 5 years' lease; takings, £1G0; cash required £1500," HICKEY AND CO., Hotel' Brokers, .18 G-rey Street, Wellington. PRIVATE HOTEL. FOR SALE, in a flour.-ishing country town, close to railway station. Contains 25 rooms, besides scullery, outbuildings. etc. About an acre of land. Doing a splendid business. Owner retiring and will dispose of the freehold property and furniture arid furnishings at a very reasonable figure. This is an exceptional.opportunity for an energetic'man to acquire a property and business that will bring in a fortune in a few years' time, apart from the probable increase in, value of the freehold. :■ . Full particulars from R. C. R-ENNER, . Agent, 12 .Panama Street.;. MOTORISTS!. /- "CIREEDOM from tyre trouble depends -F to some extent on the luck of the road, it is true, but the man' who fits BRITISH AVONS goes to the limit' of intelligent precaution. The generous Avon Treads of tough,' resilient rubber, the superb quality of the Egyptian fabric walls, ■ tho snug-fitting, sinewy beads, the fault- . less workmanship and homogeneity of every part—all these things cut • down potential misfortune to the irreducible minimum. . This Year of all Years' USE BRITISH AVONS. The "cheapest luxuries in Motordom." AND REMEMBER .. You are supporting an ALL-BRITISH Company operating British Capital and providing wages and labour for thousands of British work people. Garages everywhere that give preference to British Tyres, stock "AVON'S." 'sole New Zealand Distributors, , MALING AN{D COMPANY, LTD;, Christchurch. E MATA iYiNES.are absolutely pnre, and ori Mcommended ■ for I/irelidt. xcur Doctor! ... ; . .. • i v ''' ' ;