SITUATIONS WANTED, fpUlEtiixb Atauuger opeu lor engagement, . Uuod iiiicruiiccs. Appiy to "Work- ' ei," isallaia'e. j WANTED, position as Cook-general; . town or couniry.' Appiy "M.," < e,o ''Dominion." . < WANTED, by tingle man, ineligible, j ... .position, Shepherd or take charge. J{klg\vuy_tjtreet, Wanganui. . : QTAR, 200 quay-lvTPlacoT Keliablo 1 V-. Cook (couutry Hospital); Chef, 70s.j A\ aitressw, Couple (man capable gardener). 1 "O LAD Gardener, single, seeks situaAA tion, 2b years' experience in all i branches, agod 43. "liortus," c/o "Do- ' million." i |.10SITIOXS wanted, Sheep Station, by ' 7- two Youths, where good opportun- ! itv learn practical work. "Willing," cjo "Dominion." GARDENER, single, wants country. j position; thoroughly competent all lirnnchcs; good references. "M.R.," cfo "Dominion." ; by reliable man, Shara i » ' Milking (by machines), 20 to 50 .; cows; must lie near school. "Urgent," ! } J ost Office, Lower Hutt. ; AnSTANTED, Work, on Sheep Farm or : *» Station, by experienced youth. Apply, stating wages and particulars, to | "Worker,' 1 e/o "Dominion." . WURNITURE Trade—Wanted, by Re--i - turned Soldier, Position as Sales- , man or Factory Manager; Homo and' colonial experience. "Ready," c/o "Do- 1 i minion." CHEESE Factory Manager requires. : Situation, ten years' experience; ; just discharged from camp; good refer- j ences, grade notes. "Competent," P. 0., Dannevirko. ; TSfINDOW-DRESSER requires • posi- ] »»■ tion; first-class .references; disenEaged early in August; ineligible fort Military Service. Apply "R.M.," <c/o j G-.1'.0.,- Christchurch. WAITING Engagement—Housekeeper. , widower or bachelors; Married! ! Couple, country hotel, good references; Housemaids, city hotels; good Char- . , woman; first-class Men Cooks, Housemaid, Laundry and Kitchenmaid, coun- • try hotel. Boulcott Registry. Tel. 2811. . | ! IPUNNINGHAM'S _ Elite Registry, Wil- ! lis Street. 'Phone 1572.—Wanted i to place, thoroughly experienced Engino- j driver, holding • certificate, good carpenter, builder, and joiner, desires position, < ' in country town; married, one child; j ' steady worker; To place. j several experienced smart Yonng Lndies, i used to any business; excellent references; ' recommended. Other- classes awaiting l ' j ( j 30ARD AND RESIDENCE. -j WANTED, two Young Ladies to Irnrd i in private house, every convenience, i moderate board, penny section. Address c/o "Dominion." • Q' ~UEEIFs"PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite | "Dominion" Newspiper. One minute i ' tram, rail, steamer. . Every comfort,. j convenience. Exocllent cuisino. Mod- ;j erate tariff. 11. Innes. 'Phone 2310. -j RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. ' ! . FvOMINION AVENUE . (Pliirimer'tf . -»./ Steps). This new, commodious, ; 1 first-class Private Hotel is now open to' , ; ' receive Guests. Luxuriously furnished; 3 1 bathrooms on each floor; excellent cui- 1 1 sine. Commanding view from roof garden o£ Wellington and Harbour. Terms ; moderate. MRS. M'CORMICK, Proprietress.' 'Phone G2& ' ;1 HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING- i HOUSE (opposite "Dominion" ■ Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington, with splendid view City and Harbour, one minute train, Post Office, Wharves;- Ex- [ cellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all ; ' conveniences. Terms: 4s. 6d. per day. Weeklv, from 225. Gd. MRS. V. L. •. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone 1617. : ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL i' ORIENTAL BAY. The most charming ' spot in Wellington, facing Harbour, ; Cross the road any'time and have a dip. i Seven minutes from City. Tram terminus, 1 > Beautifully furnished. Excellent Cuisine. 1 1 Country Visitors specially catered for. i i CHARLES THROSBY, Manager. Tele* ' phono 35ia. Telegrams: "Kiosk," Wei* . j ■ lington. . ' ""MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL. i Ghuznee Street, Wellington. i m,HE travelling public will be pleased IX' to noto that the above has again I 1 been taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Fix* j Every comfort assured. Letters and Telograms receivo immediate attention. j P.O. Box 46. 'Phone 345. ! Proprietor W. FIX. ' J fyEALANDIA PRIVATE I " ■ Clyde Quay. Electric light, every comfort and con* . venience for visitors. Superior table. i } Tariff, Gs. Gd. per day, 355. per week* ; Special arrangements for nernmncnts. ] G. W. JENNER, Proprietor. i BUSINESS NOTICES. | THE unique feature of the "Unique" brand Hot Water Bottle is that it I is easily filled without "spitting," and - i never cracks, leaks, or breaks at the joints. All chemists. j GET Your Chemist's Advice about tha Leyland Hot Water Bag; he knows how good it is. In different sizes, butt , all have the Patent Stopper. ASTROLOGY'. — Answers important questions, time of writing, birthl j dato required. Order, !is. Gd. "Astro,'* | Box 47, Te Aro. OOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS will eliminate ''pavement shock," and so lessen fatigue. Have them fitted—but specify "Wood Milne." . T7IOR the Sick Boom a Leyland Hot JT Water Bag is essential. Secure ono while the supply is good; at all goodi chemißta. ; YOU won't need a sleeping draught if j you invest in a North British Hot ; Water Bottle, the best sleep inducer ou ' ' cold nights. But look for the "Uniquo' , Stopper. "OUBBER is up in. price, and "cheap"" JL\ grades are masquerading as the | real. Therefore, specify WOOD MILNE RUBBERJIEELS. GUARANTEED all Dritiah—the .Leyland Hot Water Bag, with the Patent Stopper; all sizes, at all chemsits. : TT'S a Cold Winter 1 But a Leyland i Hot Water Bag will keep you warm. Obtainable at all leading ' chemists. , THjOMINION Lever Watch, printed i -L* guarantee for 1 year, manufactured : by maker of Big Ben-Alarm. Post Bs, Gd. ' to J. E. Pitt; Jeweller, Palmerston North, Solo Agent for the District. i ELF support the Empire by specifying WOOD MILNE RUBBER ; HEELS, made in Fiiigland by English ' workers; none better. HOT-WATER Bags, Enemas, Douches, Atomisers, latest designs, in great i variety at Castle's Newtown Pharmacy, 139 Riddiford Street. THE Early Closing Movement won't worry you. if you get your bottlo from the chemist—a "Unique" stopper Hot Water Bottle, the best of cold weather comforts. THE Last Word in Hot Water Bags is the "Leyland." Thoroughly Bri- . tisli—it's 6o warm. Obtainable from all leading chemists. ' ; CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Chemist, Pharmacist, and Pre--1 ecription Specialist. i ! Solo Address: 292 Lambton Quay. ; Mail Orders promptly dispatched. THE PEN DOCTOR. BUY Your Pon whoro you can always get it repaired. I recommend the j j "ONOTO," tlio best self-filler. GEO. JEFFERY, 218 Lambton Quay, ;
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