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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3168, 20 August 1917, Page 1

BIRTHS, MARRIACES, & DEATH& DEATHS. O'SHKA.-Oii August. 16, 1917. «t Napier Hospital, James O'Shcn, third bod o£ Jate Michael O'Shea, of Makara; aged 11 years. 8.1.P. EOLL OP HONOUR. SAlNT.—Killed in action, in France, oil July 31st. Q.M. Sergt. Stanley A. A.Saint, second beloved son of Henry and l.cali .Saint, Ohau, aged 27 years.—"His duty, nobly done." in action hi Trance. July 27. 191 i. I'rivatc Charles Keith Kilgour v> aril, eldest beloved eon of L. E. Ward, J.iijids and Survey Department, Napier; aged SO years. "How bright those glorious spirits IN MEMOMAM. KUTHERI'ORD.-A tribute cf love to the memory of H. V. Rutherford, who died of wounds in France. There's never a lotus close? " Nor eer a wild fowl wakes, ™ a ?. oul Bora out on the cast wind. Who died for England's sake '. —A. Hughes. fEfflil NOTICE. •■ ,H « ft v ric 2 ds of tho lato ISAAC "OHX- " Si ;S cnd hls Funeral, which wtfl leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robert A Wilson and Son, TO-DAY (Monday" AußUrt 20.^ at 2 p.m., for St . Mary - 6 church. Ka- ■ 'ROBERT K WILSON AND SON. . Undertake™ and Euibalmers, 167 Adelaide Boad. Telephone 1999. FUNEItAL NOTICE.. mriE Friends of the late JAMES O'SEEA' J. are respectfully invited/ to attend hig which will leave the Mortuary 1917. at 9.45 a.m., for SI. Mary's of (.he Angels, Boulcott Street, and thence to Karon Cemetery. •T. FLYGER- AND CO.. Undertakers arid Embalmers Phone 945 A. 222 Cuba Street. E. MOBHIS. JUNE., ■ Undertaker and Bmbalmer, 60 Taranaki Street and ZS St. jvro King on 'Phone 937 is too early or XT too late to receive immediate attention. Mortuary Chapel for the convanlence oi the public. Carriages, landaue, at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.-Heau"' Department. 937, Newtown Branch, 142. Livery Stebles, 1668. Private 'Phone, 3749. SITUATIONS WANTED. W 'ANTED position as Housekeeper. Ap--1 T _l' I y__Do"ie6tic,^;B o niinion" OBlce. EAKKJi, disengaged, Ist Jland, Bread and bmalls. "Bakerino." "Dominion- , [ Uiiice. . . . W 'ANTED, to "Manage or Milk oa bhares, by experienced family. ApPJy to "Hood Office. WANTED," as Caretaker,"office 3 or Watchman, Situation by 'eapectable, elderly man. Address "A.8.," "Dominiou" Oilice. .. ■ WANTED, by reliable Stock Agent, pouition, end August, Hawie's Bay or Jianawatu preferred, not eligible.' AddLv "Agent," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, Young Man (married), ineligible, situation Ironmonger's Assistant, country preferred; splendid Scotch, and Now Zealand credentials, ability and' character. Apply "N.Z.," u'o Post Office, Eketahuna. .._ ■ \ . ■ WANTED. "SST'ANTBD to Place, Cook-Gcneral and ■T T Parlourmaid, Housckcepnr, town. 205., ■Nursc-Goveriie3s. 3 Workiog Housekeepers. Wanted, Several Cowmen, 355.; Cook-Gcn-efals. Ladyhclps, Girls Assist, Farm Hands. Lambton Besistry, 276 Quay. WAITING Re-engagement—Widow, with girl, school age, and boy. 13 years, willing, able to milk, odd jobs before and after school, good references; also. Cook and Houae-parlourmaid, in country dls- . £rict, near. Wellingitou or Suburbs. Wanted —Cooks. Nurses. Cook (hotel),. Parlourmaids (urgently). 'Phone 2339. Star, 200 Quay- ' . ■ ■ ■ WANTED to Place, Married Couple, good references; man, milk, garden; wife, household duties. Wanted, Under- , Housemaid, Featherston, temporary, suit soldier's wife; 2 Waitresses, .Napier (urgently); Cooks, 405., 305.; Handy Man, Peatherston; Kitchcninan, Housekeepers, Ladyhelps. Cowboy, Married Bhepherd, Married Couples, Ladyhelps, Governesses—all classes urgently required." Staveley'e, 203 Quay. 'Phone 2206. ' EMPLOYMENT FOE,- DISCHARGED SOIiDIEES.

WANTED, Employers having employ ment to ofler to kindly communicate with , THE OFFICER-IN-CHARGE. Discharged Soldiers' , Information Dcpt.« Aitken Street, Wellington. Telephone, No. 2183. LOST AND FOUND. : - - LOST. Bla«k and Tan Sheep Dog ("Mac!'). Reward for information or recovery of, same. - Any person detaining same will bo prosecuted. Apply C. Grant. PoriruaBOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD and Residence in quiet family Wanted by elderly lady. Apply "Rosidence," "Dominion" Office. :O LET—2 Front Rooms (furnished), citye private family; moderate rent, 'phone« : married eouplo, no children, references. Apply 'Phone 4523. ■' - .-■•-■ /GENTLEMAN requires Board-Residence, VJT airy verandah rooln preferred, reason* ably handy City. Particulars to "Modern utei" "Dominion" Office. TITO LET. Furnished or Unfurnißhcd, X Largo Front Bedroom; ten minutes' walk from General Post Office. For address, apply "Dominion" Office. TTISITORS to Plimniertou -will find flrstV class Accommodation at Plimmcrton Houbc. Mis» Yaujhan, Proprietress. Tariff 30s. per week. ■ VACANCY, -well furnished largo front room, balcony, single, double. bed-sitting-room,- harbour view; nuiet, select. 'Phone 1461. 59 Bonlcott Street. WAITANGI HOUSE, Boulcott Street, Once more under Mrs. O'Loughlin'rt superior management. An ideal place to stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone 12». TTARSTON HALL, Itahora Street, KilbirX! 8. nits—Board and Residence, near Lyall Bay and Evans Bay. Moderate tariff for permanent and casual guests. Mrs. Whitlaw, Proprietress. 'Phone 3135 (three ring3)< RUTLAND PWVATE HOTEL. DOMINION AVENUE (PHmmer's Stops). This new. commodious, first-class Private Hotel is now.open to Teceive Guests. Luxuriously furnished; 2 bathrooms on each floor; excellent cuisine. Commandine vioiv from roof garden of Wellington andHarbour. Terms moderate. jrRS. M'CORIIICK, Pr<*rietres3. 'Phone 4415. . MAHAR A ■ • HOUSE, WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLAOE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Oood Trout FiEhinj, Tennis Courts. , MRS. E. M. WJWAM6. ; Proprietress. : ORIENTAL BAY PRIVATE HOTEL. Situated on the Bea Bench in the Most Attractive Locality of Wellington. IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE GUESTS. Morning and Afternoon Teas. (A. X Speokl Feature is made of Sunday Dinners and Teas. MRS. KNOWSLKY. . Proprietress. WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE (opposite "Dominion" Office), Plimmer's Steps. Wellington. 6ituated in spacious gardens, with BplendJd view City and Harbour; one minute train. Post Offi'T, Wharves. Excellent cuisine. H. and C. Water; all conveniences. Terms. 4s. 6d. per day. Weekly by arrangement. MRS. V. L. ALLAN. Manageress. 'Phone 1(17. ' REDUCE MOTOR-CYCLING ' COSTS. PIT AVONB and get longest tyre Eervice. Tri-car, Sunstdne.-ond Stone-henge-theso are the Best Tyres for New Zealand roads. Entirely British. Obtainable everywhere. Solo N.Z. Distributors: Mating and Co., Ltd., Ohristchurctt. THE HOT-WATER BOTTLES with the tight, well-vulcanised seams, that ■won't break, tear, or crack, have the "Pniquo" Stopper, and aro made in f-reat Britain by the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER. CO. _. npE IIATA WTSES. Try them at inj JL Hotel 1 They are sound and good.