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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2819, 10 July 1916, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. /"IHEI 1 ' wants Billet; town or country) good references. "Reliablo," "Dominion" Office. )J)S7'ANT]3D, by Chef, position in hotel " " or cafer lirst-class references. Apply "Row," "Dominion" Office. "DUTCHERS.—Wanted jiosition Work- -*-» ing Manager, by reliable, steady man; references. Apply "Butcher," "Dominion" Office. TpyANTED Place, Lad, seventeen, sheep ' » station, one year's experience, Wairarapa preferred. Write "Genuine," Kilbirnio Post Office. TjURST-CLASS Chef, 12 years' referX enccs, baker by trade, total abstainer, ineligible military service, seeks He-engagement. "Active, "Dominion" Office. ■ WANTED Place, fine, strong, robust, experienced Station Hand; fencing, gardening; all sheep work; no milking. Itecommtended'. Cunninghanr's Elite Registry. • ARRIED Ploughman, 35 (wife casual or no duties), life experience, Scotland, mixed farming, including ' all live stock, desires position; cottage, school, reliable. Scottish Registry, Wellington. with good all-round v-' knowledge, requires Position as Manager of small factory or first assistant; four years' experience, and have first-class credentials. Reply to "Culture," "Dominion" Office. WANTED. . *S7"ANTED, immediately,, small Tur- »» nislicd House, handy to town, z-p----ply 7 Featherston Terrace. 'Phone 3609. WANTED to Exchange, Wellington. House Property for small Dairy Farm. Apply "No Agents," "Dominion" Office. . . . , WANTED to Exchange, seven-roomed » V House, Wellington, for small Dairy Farm. Apply "Fanner," "Dominion' Office. , T> LOUSES for country' clients made to -O measure. Own material used, if preferred. Particulars from "Piquant," "Dominion'' Office, Wellington. WANTED to Exchange, for Light Car or latest Motor and Sidecar, ideal Building Site, ■ Karori, one minute from tram. Apply W. Barratt, Picton. GOOD EXCHANGE. WANTED to Exchange, first-class Hotel property; good seaport town; built of concrete, leased for 5 years, for Farm, between Wellington and Wanganui. Price XSOOO. Free of mortgage. FRANK O I SULLIVAN, . 1 ' 176 Featherston Street, opp. G.P.0., . ■ Wellington. ■ BOARD AND RESI PENCE. WANTED, 2 or,B Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms. State terms, "DunKlin," "dominion" Office. TO T33T—-Three Furnished Bedrooms and large Dining Room, with use of conveniences; an. ideal home; references exchanged. 98 Majoribanks Street. \7ACANCT, well furnished, large front * room, balcony, single, double, bed-sitting-room, harbour view; quiet, select,' 'Phone H6l. 59 Boulcott Street: __ TLB"ARLBOROUGH House, 21 Kent TerAWL \race (under new management); superior Board and Residence! one minute from tram and poet offico. 'Phono 1234. ' mHORNLEIGH, Bouloott. Street, WelJL lington. First-claßß Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, arid- Permanent Boarders. Mrs. E. Jones.' Telephone 1671. SSTAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. * * One® more under-Mrs. Tyi/raghlin's superior management. An. ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms. Tbone 1200. 'AH AR A ! H O US'E, WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate, Good Tront-RAillg, Tennis Courts. MRS. E. M. .WILLIAMS, ; Proprietress. QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, PLIMMER'S STEPS. Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper Office. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. Every comfort and oonrenienoe. Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff. R. P. DAVIS, 'Phone 2310. Proprietor. HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE , (Opposite "Dominion" Office), PLIMMER'S STEPS, WELLINGTON. (Entrance also from. Bouloott Street.) Situated in spacious gardens, with splendid view of City and Harbour; one minute from tram, Post Offioe, and rfharvee. Excellent cuisine. Hot and cold water, and all conveniences. Terms, 4fl. 6d. per day. Weekly by arrangement. MRS. V; L. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone 1617. ORIENTAL BAT PRIVATE HOTEL Now Open to Receive Guests. This fine Hotel is situated on the.Eastern Side of Oriental Bay, within" a few feet of both' Tramway and Beach, and amongst the most beautiful surroundings of this favoured locality. The Cuisine is most excellent Morning and Afternoon Teas a SpecialUy. Tariff on application to . . J IRS. A. KNOWSLEY, Proprietress. ' ■. T>ERSONAL—In wintry weather there's fl- cheer and comfort in a cup of delicious Desert Gold Tea. Test it. AMERICA'S GREATEST SIX, "THE HATNES." A RIDE in one of these HIGHGRADE CARS will convince yon why the HATNES is called America's Greatest Six. It is a 55-h.p. Six-cylinder Car, luxuriously upholstered with every modern'refinement. It is so responsive, so full of life and snap, you get the full joys of Motoring behind the wheel of a Baylies. Imagine driving a Car that throttles down to ou* mile per hour on high, and able to jump away to over 60 miles per hour in a few seconds if desired. ." Speed and hill-climbing is where tho Haynes scores. Two 5-Seater Cars landing shortly also. One i-cvlinder R-eo, the fifth 6-seater, 35-h.p., \iighly finished Car, with all refinements, real leather upbolstery, Particulars from the Agent*. CASELBERG AND CO.. i,TE, . -167 Vivian Street. THE GLORIOUS SUBBUffi',. TVTO mess. Thousands of bubbles can 1* bo made from half a teaspoonful of water. The bubble is like a big balloon, and can bo filled with tobacco smoke. Splendid exercise for children and grownups. Is. 1 id. Full instructions post free. A. W. MORAS AND SON, 60 Willis Street, Wellington." DESERT Gold Tea gains in popularity because it leads in quality and value. Family Blend at Is. 9d. is splen-