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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 216, 31 May 1918, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED) SITUATION Wanted as Cook, where' three are kept. Apply "Woman Cook," "Dominion" Office. QHARE Milking wanted by good maa, four.milkers; instal own machines. "M.D.," Post Office, Stratford. ■ WANTED, Share-milking, by thoroughly reliable couple; good • references. . Reply. "Reliable," G.P.0., Masterton. BUTCHER, good all round man, seeki ~_ Situation; country .preferred; ineligible.' Apply "Butcher," "Dominion" Office. •.-"... : ' MARRIED Lady, no children, wishes Position as-Housekeeper to elderly lady or gentleman; city or suburbs. "5.M.," "Dominion" Office. j-'l ARDENER, single, ineligible, wants VT situation, thoroughly • experienced .in. all. branches, .country : preferred, good leferences. "D.R.," "Dominion" Office. W"" AlTlMTEngagcment, Married Coupies, Barman, Porters, Mother aud Daughter, Chefs,.-Young Man, station work. Boulcott Registry, Boulcott St. Te1...28i1. ...... - -. . ■ MARRIED Man, with five sons, seeks employment on farm or station; four' sons had experience with sheep and cattle, one school age; or five good;milkers. ' Apply "Experienced," "Dominion"- ■__- 7 '■ ■ ; VITANTED to place, experienced- Coot -TV - -and Housemaid, .together; station, any disti io.t except Wairarapa; can- r<v. commend. Wanted, Cooks, fares waiting; Woman . Chef, 70s'.'; Waitresses; House-. maid aud Waitress,' together, hotel, country; Children's Nurses; Mental' Nurses; . Married Couples; Farm and Station Hands rail classes- urgently required. . Staveley's Registry, 208 Lambton Quay. 'Phone 2206. -..-..'..■ . C~ ~ UNNINGHAM'S Elite Registry.Wanted to place, experienced Young ■ Women, hotels or boardinghouse; excellent Cook;...capable Waitress or Housemaid, town, country, or the Islands. To place, reliable, experienced Housekeeper (sihde), bachelor's or widower's home, fond of children;.town or suburbs. To plate, two experienced Waitresses; arid Housemaid* country. Palmerston 'preferred." "All these clients recommended. ;. EDUCATIONAL. TJTT GIRLS' SCHOOL/. Onion Saint James, Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School" for Girls. Principal:"Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald,' sist'ed by i Miss A. C.'Freeman (late Head of Chilton House t'-chool). rrospectus may be obtained ; from the S«re-, tary, Clarke and Menzies, 197 Janibton Quay, Wellington, or from tto Principal . . .. ' - ' HOW TO CONDUCT A MEETING. Tilf ANY difficulties often confront the, 111 "Chairman of a"Meeting if he is not thoroughly familiar with the' complexities of procedure and the formalities and rule 3 which govern the proper control of such meetings. ■ A .course in "Chairmanship" has been -. prepared for ■',; . ''.-..,'. -'' BANKS COLLEGE, ' ' '■Woodward ■ Street; Wellington, By ths Hon. John Rigg, author of "How to Conduct a Meeting, which has been favourably reviewed by the P-ess -f)t N.Z. ' Mr. Rigg has had twenty-one years' Parliamentary experience as a Member of the Legislative. Council, during which time he was for a time Chairman- of • Committees, and Acting-Speaker. Mr, Rigg will himself conduct the Course; .. Fee, '.£3 3s.- .'" ': :■'• '".Write or..call for a-Prospectus to ....;;' H. AMOS, ■•-.■ , 'Director. ) ' ' "WANTED-ALERT- YOUNG ;. MEN FOR .. WHY not vou?rTlie.AVireless..Opefa. tor has an interesting, clean, 'vap •ied -life,- with -plenty--of scope for-his brains and.skill. - .- ■ -..' ~ The Dominion College has trained ,a great number „of successful pupils ' who are now plaoed in good appointments.. .All'-Trtstructors are: practical men of high...qualifications..lhd actual experience at sea"and■ asHbre.--- • Complete Installation of Marconi Apparatus. ".'.'.'.' Tho pre-eminent employers of tors (Amalgamated Wireless, Aust., Ltd.) who- control 95 per cent, of ■..-.Ship Mations, give preference to .our Students. Tuition personal or. by Specialised Correspondence. . Inquire-to-day-r-.--THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO- . , :-v, TELEGRAPHY, LTD., "' " ; A.M.P. Building, Hunter Street; Wellington. • P;0. Box 922. 'Phone 368.:' IV -" —— : — r-r. ". 'OCEAN BAYVSCHOOL, Marlborough. THE IDEAL EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT FOR, BOYS. ___ FIFTEEN Hundred Acres / of Play- • ground. Boa.ting, Swimming, and Fishite in the safest Bay in Sounds country ' Swedish Drill and Sports. Special attention to Deportment. and j Deve opment of character. Generous diet. Mild "Curriculum 'comprises all Public School subjects. Students prepared for University and Civil Service. Instruction given in Practical Agriculture. Cadets may remain atter schooling is completed to gain experience in Farm management. E. FITZGERALD-EAGAR, M.A., Headmaster. Prospectus, with all particulars, from REV.' JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.S., Principal, ■•• At tho School, "Trr H A;T: -I-S HE N N A?" "Henna," which grows in Persia, Egypt, aud most tropical countries,'is remarkable for its astringent and niodicinal properties.; Its wonderful merit for hair"-toning' is recognised by all skilled hair specialists, but owing, to difficulty of self-application is not so extensivoly used as might be. But this trouble is ontirely overcomo with tho advent of a delightful shampoo prepared from "Henna" ; its object being to bring out tho natural tints and produce a live, healthy appenrauce to all hair, no matter hojy dull it is. Obtainable in Wellington from J. R. M'Kenzie, "Tho Economic," and principal chemists. Price Is. 6d. and 2s. Gd. Wholesale only from Sharland's oi Keinptliorne Prosser's.' ' S' E \VlNG~Maclijno Bjrgains-Prospec-tive buyer? will protect their own interests and secure satisfaction by in-, specting stock and terms at Oscar HoweW and Co.'s, 56 Lower Cuba fitrect. T'inf] best _ Britisii~Hot Water Bag is the "Loyland." Obtainable from dl