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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3034, 22 March 1917, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, Laundresses, for- Napier Hospital. Apply to Matron. . WANTED. Motor Mechanic, at once. - ; 'Apply Davidson and Co., Thorndon '■ : DENTAL Mechanic v -Wanted.; good wages for reliable man. Apply E.' H. Brewer, Wnipawa. ' ■ . TSTANTED, experienced * . Laundress,' vt Housemaid, and HousemaidJaun- ' dress. Apply Mi6s Lowe, Woodford i , House, Havelock North. - . ... ." CAPABLE Help wanted for. country;' , must be used to children; wages XI/ 5 References required. Mrs. J. W. Smith, Papak'ai Road, Taihape. ■ WANTED, two. Lady-helps to take charge of a private house; also Nurse-Companion; good wages. Apply; "No. 12," "Dominion" Office. ' - : WANTED, Two Lady-helps for coiin- - *» try; wages 255.; Cook and House-maid-Laundress. Apply Mrs. -W. -J. Douglas, Te Mahanga, NapiCT."'.' -'' WANTED, Smart Woman Cook, for 'Jea Rooms, mu6t be good on light, ■ dainty, lunches. Send all particuhrs "Manageress," Trocadero, Napier. SCOTTISH Registry, Willis Street, do. Cj sires Married Couples,. Generals, Housekeeper, country; Ploughmen,. Shep- ■ herds; all classes. Stauip reply. WANTED, Man, to milk a few . cow# and do odd jobs on a station.'Apply, ' enclosing references, to Robert Johnstone, - • ■ , •: Motuotaraia, Waipukarau, Hawke'g Bay. ■ WANTED, Orphan Girl,' just left school, good home for good girl, no children; chance to iearn trade. For:particulars . WTite "0.G.,": Post Office, Hawera, .Taranaki. ' WANTED, a reliable Married Shop- n herd, with team good dogs, for hilly country; cottage, firewood, milk; wages, £140 per year. Apply John H. M'Lean, Fern .Flats, Marton. ' WANTED, Married Couple, without • children (cottage), woman cook-gen-eral, other help kept'; man- garden, milk one cow; highest wages to. suitable oou« pie.' Apply Nat. Beamish, Labour Bu•reau,. Hastings. . . ■ ' , TraTANTED, 12 Cook-Generals, » » maids (town and country),' House- . keepers, Boy (farm work, 255.),-2 Nurse-, maids, Girls assist, housework,' Wait* I resses, Hotel Porter. Waiting Engagements—3 First-class Cooks, for boaroinghouses or hotels; Couples; 2- Ladyhelps, (together). Lambton Registry Office, 276 Quay. 'Phone 3880. ' SITUATIONS WANTED. < "VSTAITRESS, experienced, wishes mid-' VV day. employment. Apply "Domin-. ion" .Office. ■ - ' , - i ■■. WANTED, "by expert. Dressmaker," work by the day. Address "Good Work," "Dominion" Office.- - ■ ■ ■ •. rffIRAVELLER, town or country; good ap- : A pearance, hustler, 6eeks employment.- "Push," "Dominion" Office. V _. • - " VI7"ANTED, Position for Dairy Couple, J » n5 milkers, shares or wages. McDonald's Labour Exchange, Christchurch. WANTED, Managership, Sheep Farm, by experienced man; ineligible. Ap* ply "Diseharged,". "Dominion" Office. : WANTED, to recommend, Lad (16) on Farm, where personal interests would lie. Government Labour Department. ' . ; - ■ • \ ANTED, by Married Man, Position: as Working Manager on sheep and|, cattle, or\ dairy farm, or stock agent. Apply "Manager," Post Office, Marton. XPERIENCED Married ~ GaTden«r .. requires Situation;Vtonitiy;Vmilk , cows; kill hot objected to; ;'(»ttacri: pre- > ' ferred.. Apply E.M., "Dominion'. Office. TTtTANTED, position a 6 Head Gardener, TV-town or.country;, first-class refer- ' ences available; 40 years of age; inarried; no encumbrances. J. Shearer, ParK • Avenue, .Lower Hutt, ; ; . QHEPHERD (married, wife no duties) ; ic) disengaged. end March, first-class , references; rejected - for active, service. Address , „ „• "ROMNEY." "Dominion" .Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Upper Set False Teeth, Satur? day night. Reward.- Address "Trenthaw Soldier," c/o "Dominion Office. , FOUND, below Aukopae, Wanganui. River, Silver Watch.. Owner call ■ obtain by jayinjj cost of advertisements. Cowan M'Kinnon,, Rangiwahia-. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ■ "STISITORS to Plimmerfon will _ find, V first-class accommodation at Plimmerton House. Miss" -Vaughan, Proprietress. ' ■ ' ' V " , ' • TTACANCY, well furnished, large front V room, balcony, single, double, bed-sitting-room, harbour view; quiet, seleot, 'Phone 1461. 59 Boulcott Street. mHORNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, -WeiX lington. ' Fir'at-olass Accommoda-, tion for Tourists, , Travellers, and Permanent Boarders, lira- E. Jon&s. Telephono IG7I. ■fTITAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. - VV., Once more under Mre. O'Lough- , lin's superior manaxoment. An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms. Phone 1200. " ■■■■ ■■ - - : '" . Marlborough House, 21 Kent Terrace (under ; new, management); superior Board and Residenoe; one sua- . ute from tram and post office." Fhone ' 1294:,. '■ B' OARD and Residence, hear Lyall Bay , and Evans Bay. Hareton Hall, "Mahora Street, Kilbirnie. Moderato tanff for permanent and i casual Mre. H. On'en, Proprietress. Phone 313» (three rings). V ' V QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, opposite "Dominion Newspaper Office. ■ oD6_miniite from tram, rail, or . steamer. Every comfort i and convenience. Excellent ouisine, moderate tariff.': R. P. Davis, Proprietor. 'Phone 2310. ' '1 - . 1 ■ ■ MA H ABA • HOUSE,, WAIKANAE. 'AN IDEAL PLACE TO tiPBNI). A'' . QUIET HOLIDAY. - Fine, Mild Climate, Good Trout Fishing, Tennis Courts. MRS. E. M. WILLIAMS, t ■ Proprietress. , HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE ; • \ (Opposite "Dominion" - Office), PLIMMER'S STEPS, WELLINGTON. ■ / (Entrance also from Boulcott Street.) j Situated in spacious gardens, with splendid view of City and Harbour; one minute from train, Post Office, and Wharves. Excellent cnisine. Hot and cold water, and all conveniences. Terms, 4s. 6d. per day. Weekly by arrangement., MRS. V. L; ALLAN, Manageress. ' 'Phone 1617. . -T RESSMAKING Classes, latest'' Coat, Dresses, and General Dressmaking Taught; classes to suit pupils. Particulars, ''Classes," c/o "Dominion" Office. B"~ OLD, Outspoken Publicity assurred on the "Talking" Sign at Courtenay Place. . - -— ' * - YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. SEND us Two Shillings and we will post to"you a neat Rubber Stamp and a bottle of Marking Ink, bo that yon can have your name on - r A. W. MORAN AND SON. . I Rubber Stamp Makers, ■ el Willis Street, Wellington. EST in the "long waIk"—WOODMILNE RUBBER HEELS. Best in any walk, because they're pure Tiibber; very resilient. Got a pair soon. 'j /CONSTANT and, Automatio Sucocssion 'of Advertisemtnts on' the 'Talk- , ing" Sign at Courtenay Place.