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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 9, 5 October 1918, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. ■*.V/'Ai\Ti)D,-' Certificated Maternity Vv Nurse, preferably Plunket, to take cliarge Maternity Hospital. Dr. Wilkins, Pahiatiia. . . T ADIES earn £\ weekly, own home. A-l Booklet explnining, threepence postage. Torchon Lace Co., Collins Street, Melbourne. - - ' SALESMAN, would like a few good selling .linos, or. would be prepared to represent a.good firm. Address "Traveller," Box 318, Palmerston North. . > |7XPERIE.\CED" Station Manager, posJIJ sessing first-class references, seeks eaigagement; 12 years last plnce; capable of taking charge, Romney-or Lincoln Stud; ineligible. "Expe'riencod,-". c/p Wright, Stepheason and Co., __ hanisteT " ~ WANTED;' Position, g-ianiste, Pictures or otherwise. Reply "Pianiste," do "Dominion." ■ WANTED^ VOUNG "House. Mistress, in school •*- house.; no teaching. • Apply Mrs. Ward, 46 Kelburn Parade. '. ~ r ~~ "pianoforte. QUALIFIED, Experienced Teacher baa Vacancies for Pupils. Terms mod|erate, on- application, "Teacher," c/o "Dominion." .' A PPLICATIONS, to be made on P.S.C. -<-5- .Form 17*, obtainable .'at principalpost offices, will be received up to noon on OCTOBER W, 1918, for the position of "." OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE, DUNEDIN. Salary, £UO-£i"s, Cleriwil Dii-ision. P. VF,BSCHA FFELT, Secretary, Public Service ComriiLssionCT. . W' ANTEDr COMPETENT MANAGER, to take charge of our Napier Branch. Must be a good business man and-a first-olass salesman. One with knowledge of trade preferred. . THE TOURIST MOTOR COMPANY, ■■-,•■■ LTD., ; .P.O. Box 165. -. Hastings, H.B. —. — . . A DVERTISER, ineligible, seeks- Posi- ■**■ tioiv of Trust and Responsibility in the "WHOLESALE DRUG or allied trades; long experience in England and Now Zealand. Apply , .■ I. ■ "COMPETENT,".. .:..■.-..... C/o -Box 653, Wellington. •'■■■ SECRETARY AND STOREMAN . . AVANTED. APPLICATIONS ,ire invited "for the -£»- Position of- Secretary and Storeman to the Pio Pio Co-op. Dairy Coy., Ltd. In addition to the Secretaryship applicants must be prepared to receive and deliver stores in connection with the trading business of the concern. . Salary, J3220 per 'anriuni, and ,£3O house allowance.' Applications, with testimonials, to lw forwarded before October 17, to ' THE CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS,. Pio Pio Co-op. Dairy Coy., Ltd., , .... . . Pio" Pio. ' TO SHORTHAND TYPISTES. "REQUIRED, by leading.Firm of Stock M l . and Station Agents, in the AViiira-' rnpa,. Competent ,Shorthand-Typiste. Knowledge of ' filing and ..general , , office work essentinl. ' Salary, at outset,-J2 55., with good 'prospects; ■ ... • ~*..■ 'Apply, in "confidence,!. in ~own haiid- • wrll.iiig,.' wi(h-.copies : credentials, :i'ahd etatinj'age, to ' ./. ■" "-' - ; ..; ; "MERCHANT,"; . ~; \. C/o Charles Haines Advertising; Agency, The'Dalgety' Building, AVellington. ! .BUSINESS NOTICES. : A STROLOGY. —-.Answers important -ci. questions. Time of writing, birthdute required. Ordor, is: 'Astro," ,86x'47, Te Aro. ■■- '. ' .;■ : rfTflE" Tyre for Indian and Harley-.Dav- ' 1 idson Motor-cycles is the "DREADNOUGHT," 28 x 3 MOTOR-CYCLE TYRE. ■ A splendid : long-distance British Tyre—try one out! ' .'. B"'"USiNESS Men-Stains and Grease . Spots Removed from Garments by using M'KENZIE'S "SAFE CLOTH CLEANSER" in,.boiling water. All stores, 2s. ■ ' ' , WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS absorb the shock of contact with hard pavement. Study your nerves. Be-rub-. ber-heeled and.insist on WOOD-MILNE. FOR , heavy loads and bad roads'.fit CLINCHER SOLID BAND TYRES to your commercial truck. Solid British quality.'. Inquire at any garage ;as .to sizes and prices. '. /"USTLE'S Sarfaparilla 2s. 6d., Gout \J and Rheumatic Mixture 2s. 6d., Hypophosphites 2s. 6d. and is. 6d., at Castle's Newtown Pharmacy, Eiddiford Street. ' -, . ' HARD pavements- are as velvet if you wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Made in England from pure, durable Para rubber. Cheaper than leather. t WATER your garden this summer or vou won't have one. Invest in NORTH' BRITISH /RUBBER .COMPANY'S GARDEN HOSE. Best fabric —best rubber. Hardware shops sell.it. WATERMAN .""Pen" Expert.-Before Purchasing a Fountain Pen call-at M Lambton Quay and test the AVaterman.ldeal. It \vill■ pay you.' The quick-est-self-filler, holds the most ink, and does not get.out.6f order.—S. A. PULL, 161' Lamb.to- Quay. "PRACTICAL Patriotism plus' practical X economy—wearing WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. \Made in England. Save leather and "pavement shock." Have them fitted tnday. DAISY A'acuum Clpaners.—Now is the time to make inquiry and install one of these wonderful House-cleaning Machines. The cost, from 605., will re-pay-itself with the ease and comfort and conscious satisfaction tho wife will have in removing dirt, filth, and microbes from carpets, coverings, and cracks. Qet full' particulars, or see demonstration. Oscar Hewitt and Co., 56 Lower Cuba St. gECON'O-HAND CLOTHING WANTED. DAVIS/10!) Tarannki Street, piar- • chaser Ladies', Gents. , , Children's Lel't : olF Clothing. 'Phone 261(ia. L _ ITlFlMiFFciothing, Boots, etc., Pur- ' chased. L. Dabsciieck, 126 Tarniiaki Street. Highest prices; 'Phone 2(lHia. .. ING Up .'PhonoMIKS. N. Symons, j Buyer Second-hand Clothing. Boots, etc. .Highest prices given; country customers can rely on good prices. 63 Courtenay Place, Wellington. O'i'lCE.-Leit-off ' Clothing. 'Phono 2667 a. B. Morris, Second-hand Dealer, buys Suits, Boots, Underwear. Costumes, 'etc.; all kinds old Jewellery bought. 65 Courtenay Place. Wellington. HAS it ever occurred to you that you have Clothing,-Boots, or Jewellery lying about that you .can turn into cash? AVe buy and give HIGHEST PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or.ring. .Tel. 4107, and we ehall call and give you our price for whatever you have to sell. M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Secondhand Dealer, 127 Manners Street. Wel- ■ LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. • MRS. PIRGOTT, 121 Vivian Street, BRITISH DEALER, wishes to Purchase for Cash Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.' Mr. or Mrs. Piggott wjll wait upon any Lady or Gentleman at their Residence on receipt of letter; or 'Phone 2651 a. ' '