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SITUATIONS WANTED, \M A NTED, Position'as Lady help in *' small family; country preferred. Apply "Espcriciictil,"' Stratford. Experienced Gardener would like 1 Work, Saturday afternoons. Apply Sullivan, Post UHioe, Lower Hnlt, WAITED, by experienced Youth, 38, position as assistant in dairy , fae.tory; references. Apply "Smart," c/o "Dominion.'' WANTED to Place, .Youth (with 8 months' experience) in Motor (Jarage as an improver; capable driver. Apply "Magneto," c/o "Dominion." -STAR, 200 Quay.—To Place, capable Lad,'used station work; good references. Wanted—Chefs, Hotel Workers, ' Ca|mble Maids all classes private houses. WAITING .Engagement—FirsSt and Second Chef; Barmaids; PorterBarman; Housekeepers; Ladyhelps (city); Married Couples. Boulcott Registry, Boulcott Street. Tel. 2841. CUNNINGHAM'S Hits Registry, Wanted to Place, refined, educated, first-class -certificated Governess, soldier's wife, usual State school subjects,' good needlewoman, 2 years last employ, high credentials, any district. To Place, General, Handy-Returned Soldier, milk, kill v fence, garden, understands' thoroughly shearing—blades or machines;, Motor Engine Fitter; also Cook, position,, married or single. WANTED. WANTED by Reservist's Wi f e, with! good home, a soldier's wife, with..' one child, to share same.: Further par- ' ticulars on application to "Homo," c/o' "Dominion." BOARD AND RESIDENCE, WANTED, by tradesman, Board and Lodging; -yicinitv Courtenay Placo.j Apply "Trade," c/o Dominion." ■ AUEEN'S -PRIVATE HOTEL, .opposita j "Dominion" Newspiper. i One mi no to J tram, rail, 'steamer. Every comfort,)' convenience.. . Excellent. cuisine. Mod-i erate tariff. H. Innes. 'Phone 2311).; ' RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. "ThOMINION. .. AVENUE (Plimmer'a JL' Steps). This new, commodious, first-class Private Hotel is now open to receivo Guests, Luxuriously furnished; 2 bathrooms oh each floor; excellent ouifiino. Commanding view from roof garden of Wellington and Harbour. Terms moderate. MRS. M'CORMICK, Proprietress. 'Phpne 628. i WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING- * * HOUSE (opposite "Dominion" • Office), Plimmer'6 Steps, Wellington, with splendid view City and Harbour, one minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Excellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all conveniences. Terms; Is. fid. per day.' Weekly, from 225; 6d. MRS. V. L. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone 1617. ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL ORIENTAL BAY. Tho most charming ■ spot in Wellington, facing Harbour. Cross the . road any time and have a dip. Seven minutes from City. Tram terminus. Beautifully furnished,. Excellent Cuisine. Country Visitors' specially . catcred for. ' CHARLES TH.ROSBY, Manager. Telephone 354 a. Telegrams; "Ifiosk," Wellington. "MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL. " GEuznee Street, Wellington. rip HE. travelling public, will be pleased i to note that the abovo has again been taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Fix. Every comfort assured. Letters and Tele- ■ gramß' receivo immediate attention. P.O; Box 48. i 'Phone 348. Proprietor W. FIJC I7EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Clyde Quay. .. Electric light, every comfort and convenience for visitors. Superior table. Tariff, 6s. Gd. per day,- 355. per week. Special arrangements for - permanents. G". W.' iENNER; • • ■ ■ Proprietor. - BUSINESS NOTICES, IjTOR the Sick Room a Leyland Hot -Water Bag is essential. Secure one while the supply is good; at all good chemists. ' AS a Britisher, Buy British Goods. WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEEI-S . aro all British—tough and tenacious through and through. Insist! GET Tour Chemist's Advice about the Leyland Hot Water Bag; he knows how good it is; In different sizes, but all have the Patent Stopper. B~ Y' specifying WOOD MILNE RUB- 1 BER HEELS you nre certain of receiving puro Para rubber and a Britishmade article. . THE "Leyland" Hot Water Bag lusts for years; every householder should securo one. Obtainable at all leading chemists. . TT'S a Cold Winter! But a Loylnnd A Hot Water Bag will ~ keep you. warm." Obtainable at all leading chemists ■ ECOND-GRADE Rubber Heels ' crumble and crack, but WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS are best Para Rubber, long-lasting, British and buoyant. Specify Wofld Milne; OMINION Lever Watch, printed guarantee for 1 year, manufactured by maker of Big Ben Alarm. Post Bs. 6d. to J. E. Fitt, Jeweller, Palmerston North, Sole Agont for the District. Bi\BY won't cry with pain or cold if you put. him down with a'North British Hot Water Bottle. But look for the "Unique" stopper. It ensures ycu 'against leaks. All chemists. ~ A CHEAP Insurance Policy. Buy iui -ii. "Underwriters" Chemical Fire Extinguisher. It never fails and has prevented many a serious outbreak. Thoroughly reliable. All inquiries should bn sent to Manning Machinery Coy., 168 Cashcl Street, Curistchurch. CHEAP' LlNES—Kerbs ss. Gd., Fenders ss. lid., Mre Brasses 7s. Gd., Oil Mops 2s. Gd., 3s. 9d., Saucepans 3s. Gd., Kettles 2s. Gd., Baking-tins Is. Gd., 5-piccij Cruets ss. 3d., Teaspoons 3s. Gd. doz., Dessert 4s. 6d. doz.. Saucers Is. 6d. doz., White China Sweets 3s. doz., Nobblcrs 3s. Gd. doz., Medium Beers ss. Gd. doz., Cups and Saucers 7s. 6d. doz. .Radford and Co.'s, Manners Street. pHAS. A. FLETCHER^ Chemist, Pharmacist, and Proscription Specialist. Sole Address: 292 Lambton Quay. Mail Orders promptly .dispatched. THE PEN DOCTOR] ' TSUY Your Pen where you can always get it repaired. I recommend tho "ONOTO," the best eelf.&llcr. GEO. JEFFEItY, 218 Lambton Quay. SEWING MACHINES. QINGER Dropheads, from ,€5 10s.; M Hitnd Machines from £2. Terms arranged. Globe, Grand Opera House, ' Mannors Street. 'Phono 4214. YOU ( CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. ' DEND us 2s. Cd. and we'll post to von £-> a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bottlo of Marking Ink, so that you can have your namo on everything. A. W. MORAN AND.SON, Rubber Stamp Makers, - GO Willis'Street, Wellingtea,

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 1

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