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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 283, 19 August 1918, Page 1

FUNERAL NOTICE. rr-lIE Funeral of the, late John Downey ■f will leave his late residence,' IS Picton Avenue, TO-DAY, August 19, 1918, at 9.45 .a.m., for Tvarori Cemetery. Requiem Mnss at St. Anne's Church 10 a.m. Private .interment. D. RITCHIE, Funeral Furnisher, ' 8S Riddilord Street i Phone 11)01. •' E. MORRIS, JUNR., " Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranaki Street and 28 Rwans Street. MO Ring on 'Phono ,937 is too early At or too late to receive immediate attention. Mortuary Cbapal for the convenience of the public. Carriages, lan- -' daus, at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.-Head-' Department, 937; Newtown branch, U2; Livery Stables 16CS. Privato 'Phone, 3749. , ■ ■ SITUATIONS WANTED. ■ WANTED to fall 50 Acres or more .'is tvF, b ' lsh) u l' io 13. inches. 8.J.8.," Post Office, Paliiatua. ■ /NIIOCER, live, ■ first-class canvassei', y* seeks Position,- country preferred. Long Experieiice," c/o "Dominion." TJRAPER, 13 years' experience all do- ' purtinents, seeks Position, town or c/o "Dominiou." M o ' l ' oll Mechanic open, for Situation, ■*■'■*■■ three years' experience under smart engineer; recommended. "Mechanic," c/o Dominion." . . W - ANTED, Situation as Improver in »». Store by yduns lady; has som'o knowledge of the trade. Apply "A.8.," cio "Dominion." ■>» "14/ TARRIED Couplo seeks engagement, XT -*- husband gardener, vrifo housekeeper; bachelor's homo preferred. "Infligible," c/o "Dominion." . . ■ W 'ANTED, by thoroughly experienced Lady Compositor, Position in country newspaper office. Address "176," Cremona House, Morrinsville. ■■ rjOOK (Woman) Wants Situation, sta--1 tion; can make bread; used good ' houses; wages 355. to ,£2;' good reference; ' any distance. Ring Star Registry, 'phono f INOTYPE Operator-Mechanic seeks ■*-" employment; country preferred; at present not employed; turned down for military , service. Apply "L.M.M.," c/o "Dominion." WANTED, by two young ladies (sisters) outdoor employment of any tort (not necessarily together); have .experience of orcharding and general farm work. -Apply the Misses Taylor, "Ta- ■ whera," Xovin. ' CUNNINGHAM'S .Elite Registry, 50 -y "Willis Street-Wanted to Place, reliable, strong, steady, trustwcirthy - Married Couple, child 5 yeafej inan good practical all-round general handy worker, used to all bush employment, drive team bullocks, etc., garden fence, milk; wife, cook-housekeeper, holding first-class credentials, any district";' highly recommended. ' . ' r . TO TOWN AND COUNTRY HOTELS.. THIRST-CLASS WAITER and WAIT- ■*• RESS (married couple) desire positions. Leading hotel and club references. , Thoroughly capable and trustworthy. Moa inelegible, Apply— "A.8.C.," C/o. "Dominion." TO FARMERS. A PARENT is desirous of SECURING A POSITION-for HIS- SON (18"" years of age) with a good and established B'ARMER—one that will take an interest in training. Has , had , 18 : months' experience in general farming; Reply, stating remuneration to >. • "OUTLOOK," . C/o "Dominion." BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ANTED, Board and Residence": in respectable home for young man. _ State terms, "Stranger," c/o "Dominion." AUEEN'S PEIVATE HOTEL, opposite v* 'Dominion" Newspiper. One minute tram, rail, steamer. Every comfort, convenience. . Excellent cuisine. Mod- . erato tariff. H. Innes.. 'Phone 2310. WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING- » ' HOUSE (opposite "Dominion"Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington, with,' jplendid view City and Harbour, one minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Ex:ellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all conveniences. Terms-. 4s. 6d.'per day. Weekly, from 22e. 6d. MRS. V. L. ALLAN, Managereas. 'Phone 1617.

BOARD WANTED. /GENTLEMAN requires Board, vicinity vJT Aurora Terrace. State terms, permanent, to ,"5.," Box 7GI, G.P.O. , ROOM TO LET. T SINGLE, sunny, newly-furnished Front Room to Let, one minute from- ' Cuba Street; Bs. Gd. ppr week. Address "Dominion." RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. , I DOMINION AVENUE (PlimmerV •: j Stops). This new, commodious, | first-class Private Hotel ie now open to | receive Guests. Luxuriously furnielied: 2 i bathrooms on each floor; excellent cui- ■' eine. Commanding view from roof gar- N j den of Wellington and Harbour. Terms ,i moderate. MRS. M'CORMICKy Pro- i prietress. 'Phone 628. . : ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL ' ' ORIENTAL BAT. The most charming I spot in Wellington, facing Harbour,' <\ Cross the road any time and have a dip. i Seven minutes from City. Tram terminus. j Beautifully furnished. Excellent Cuisine. i Country Visitors specially catered for. - i CHARLES THROSBY, Manager. Tele- ;i phono .151 a. Telegram 6: "Kiosk," Wei- I lington. i MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL. ' ■ Ghuznee Street, Wellington. :■■ ! T[HE travelling public will be pleased ' - I \to note that the above- has again ' ! been taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Fix.- i Every comfort assured. Letters andTelo- ; grams receive immediate attention. P.O. Box 46. 'Phone 348. . ; Proprietor W. FIX. PRIVATE HOTEL ! " Clyde Quay. ; Eject Tic light, every comfort and convenience for visitorn. Superior table. Tariff 6s. Gd. per day, 35e. per week, bpeoial arrangements for pormanente. 1 , G. W. JENNER, j Proprietor. j ■pUCTORY Costs Reduced where j •*- Gnndy's genuine Balata Belting j used. First quality only. All sizes stocked. Prices moderate. It pays to get tho best. Also leather and Lair / i belting. Manning Machinery Co., •> 188 J Cashel Street, Christchurch, • ■ i