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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 41, 12 November 1918, Page 1

: ' FUNERAL'NOTICES. -'..•-. ! T HE w££ e ?~ o ~^ an MRS.: I. : ! A.. EQOGK are invited to attend the i luneral of their, late son, Staff-Sergt.. i Major Bert, which will- leave Lambton ! Station 10-DAY (TUESDAY), NOVEM- j BEil 12, at-1.46 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. .-. ■ . ! ■KOBT. H. WILSON AND SON, 1 - j . Undertakers and" Embalmers,' 164 Adelaide Bead. ;:. i 1999. '"'... .;■ I T^ B «t?^? w1 of the lata" DENNIS I J- DIVER are invited to attend hip ' tuneral, which v/ill leave his-late res'i- I Adelaide Road,-. TO-DAY \ (TLBSDA\),.at 1.40 p.m./for St. Anne's j Church, thence to the Cemeterv, Karori, i ■ '■ , E. MORRIS, JUN., "■ , ■■ i Funeral Director and Ehibahj.er, ' ■• 60 TaranakiSt. and.2B Riddiford St.' ; jrelephones-9j7 L night and day. ; ! HP™ funeral of th 6 late" 'JoiN: i IT ,?°}* A x> "f s.'s. Monowai, will leave 1 '? the Mortuary Chapel. of. E. Morris J un„ ! 60 Taranaki Street -TO-DAY, at 9 a.m. • I tor the Cemetery, Karori. Motor funeral.' 1 E. MORRIS,JUN.,. 1 , , ! Funeral. Director and -Embalmer,'- I 60 Taranaki St. and' 28/ftiddiford St. j i night and- day./'-- ■ j ' r T f SE .Mends of MR. and MRS. RICH- ! ■i j -^ D , JENKINS are respectfully"in- j yited.to attend the Funeral of their late ! beloved daughter Bessie Ivy, which will wave their residence 107 Nelson .Street ! Petone, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I • 13, 19.18, at 2.30 p.m., for the Taita Cematery. ! r E. P. PAERANT.ANDCO.,'*- : ' Undertakers, 40 Fitzhorbert :St., Petona. i Phone, 8126, 1 long Uhorl ring, day.; i . and night. : FUNERAL FURNISHERS. v ; J J? MORRIS, JUN., Undertaker and' i JUo Embalmer, 60 Taranaki St. and '■ ! 28 Riddiford St. Mortuary , Chapel. ! Horse and-Motor Hearse's;' .The most complete and up-to-date Funeral Furnish- i ers' in the Dominion. 'Phone 937 (day or night). .. .'■■■ EOBT. •-H; WILSON" AND SON, ' l Undertakers and Embalmers, 164 ' Adelaide Road, Wellington. Motor, Open and. Closed Hearse 3 kept on premises. Largest Mortuary. Chapel in tha Dominion free. Telephone 1999;' and No. i 6 Wha Street,-Lyall Bay, Telephone 429* ! (3 rings). No connection with any. other I iirm trading under same .name... '_ i MR. W. E. JEFFERYS, who was as<, ' | sociated with Messrs... Flyger- and Co., Undertakers and Embalmers, .for \ some years, intimates that he has-taken 1 over, this long-established business, and' j .wishes to assure the public of careful and .faithful service. " • j W. E, JEFFERYS AND CO.,' . ' • Undertakers and'.Embalmers," I Telephone. 945 A. 222 Cuba Street. ; j SITUATIONS WANTED. \ SITUATION wanted -as' Cook. Apply : O ■M. Crowther, 18 Cumberland Place, . Wellington. '. .. ...» .... GARDENER (48), wants,' change,; many years' experience, . Wairarapa, • Hawke's Bay;. ...references. Apply "Ready," P. 0., Napier.: - -s ■ - ,;.. j . -■- TO BUTCHERS. -.-'■" j GOOD- Small Goods Man wants Situa- j tion. ' Apply, stating- wages,- -to .■ "Tradesman,-" c/o "Dominion."' TO ENGINEERS;-. '•-" j WANTED, by- experienced- Engineer, I charge of Workshop .or-Garage; | • specialist of 30' "years in '■ repairs -6t oil i engines 'and motors; first-class Turner, ' and ineligible for military service; •'•;" j ' Apply, in writing,- i 17 APU CRESCENT, ' \ - ' Lyall Bay. j BOARD AMD RESIDENCE,;--•' \ WANTED, Accommodation, • Bed, j 'Breakfast, Sunday meals, Widow ; Lady without encumbrances; preferable i Lyall Bay or City; state terms. "Clerk," ; "Dominion." - - ■'"■'-..• ' QTeEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite ! --"Dominion". Newspaper. One minute j tram, rail, steamer. , Every comfort,, convenience. Excellent cuisine. Mod- j erate tariff. H. Innes. . 'Phone 2310. '■■■ WffITEHALL~PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE (opposite "Dominion" ■< Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington, with splendid view City and Harbour.■ one' j minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Excellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all conveniences. ■ Terms: ,ss. per day. ■ Weekly,. 255. -MRS. V. ~L. ALLAN, i Manageress. 'Phone 1617. • ■ > RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. " ] DOMINION AVENUE .(Plimmer's Steps). ■ This new, commodious', j 'first-class Private Hotel is now open to i ; receive Guests. Luxuriously furnished; Q i bathrooms, on each floor;. excellent ciii- i sine. Commanding view from roof gar- • | den of Wellington nnd Harbour. Terms moderate. /MRS. M'CORMICK, Pr* prietress. 'Phone 628; . j ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL,. . i ORIENTAL BAY. The most charming ' spot in Wellington, facing Harbour.. j Cross the road any time and have a dip. Seven minutes from City. Tram terminus. • '' | Beautifully furnished. Excellent Cuisiht. i Country Visitors specially catered for. j "CHARLES THROSBY, Manager. Tele- j phone 354 a. Telegrnais: "Kiosk,"- Wei-.. ! fington. . ] MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL, " . '-'' j Qhnzr.ee Street, Wellington, THE Traveling Public will be pleased ' ' to note that the above has again ' been '.aken over by Mr .'.and. Mrs. Fix. .... Evervjcomfort assured. Letters and Tele- , grams receive immediate attention. ■ P.O. Box 46. ■ 'Phone 318.- .. ! Proprietor W. FIX. ■ ' IyEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, ! i . Clyde.Quay. '■; Electric light, every comfort and-con- ' venionco for visitors. Superior, table. Tariff, 6s. 6d. - per day, 355. per week. Special arrangements for perma'nents. G. .W. JE.NNER, '.."_ j ... Proprietor. . j WANTED Known—Linoarnish has I , stood the test of time, and will j last twelve months.on your floor; polish- | cd floors are slippery.and dangerous. Use j Linoarnish, it imparts a,brilliant, lasting j shine to the linoleum, .also preserves it. j Tingcy's, Manners Street, also all grocftja, ; Is, ?d..and 35./ per tin, ' ■ j •- . |