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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 67, 13 December 1918, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. . WANTED, General Porter, good job '"'.for steady man, Apply Central Hoti'l, Lower Hiitt. WA NTED, goud Plain Woman Cook. Apply Mrs. W. E. Bidivill, Rototawai, Feathcrston. W"ANTED~Companion, for elderly' '• " lady; all duties; references required; salary, £1 week. Apply J. Tricker, Bulls. ■WANTED, urgently, first-class Turner! »' Permanent work and top wages good man. Apply Elthain Engineering Works, Elthain. " WANTED, a Young Man or Boy, capable milker and driver (machines). Also a Boy to assist. Apply FitcJiett'a Farm, Brooklyn, W 'ANTED,-' a good, plain Cook, no ' laundry or bread, other help kept. Wages, 3fls. Apply Mrs. T. Duncan, Othiri.-Jlnnterville. WANTED,- reliable Hairdresser, peruianent position to' suitable man. Apply K, Jury, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Neiv Plymouth. WANTED, at on'ce, Ccok-Geueral, for 3 adults; references,required; high wages. Apply before 1(1 a.m. or in the evening to Mrs. Mackersey,. 66 Murphy Street. _•_ ■ WANTED,' a reliable . middle-aged' Man lb milk' 2 cows and attend to vegetable and flower garden; wages 30s. per week. Apply F. R.. H. Brice, Marton. ' ■''*'": ANTED, Small Goods\Man; only men experienced in all branches need'apply;, to'these highest, wages will be paid. Gnmlin and Dean, Butchers, Inglewood-. . SITUATIONS.WANTED. ATCHMAKER (Practical) seeks reengagement. Apply "Watchmaker,-" c/o "Dominion." LATE owner of orchard desires posi- ■ Hon as Manager. Apply "Khaki," ' c/o "Dominion." • ' . "WANTED, position as Gardener,, first-'■ I' *'* class in all branches; references. Apply "Flowers," c/o "Dominion." W" MTEE-TlPosition as Manager of mixed dairy farm or share milking. Apply "Machinist," < c/o "Domin- ' .. ' ■- "OELIABLE Chauffeur seeks engageAw ment, touring preferred, single.tripa undertaken. Apply' "Chauffeur," c/q % "Dominion."ANTED, Temporary Situation as Children's Nurse or. House-Parlour-maid. Apply "Temporary,-"- P. 0., Wellington North. WANTED, Contract Scrub'-cutting "'» or Stumping by two experienced, men. Bowie, c/o "Dominion." ANTED, first week, in -January;' Position of Trust on sheep or, cattle? run, by married man with family; must be close to school.. First-class references and good l dogs. Many years' experienco in both Lincoln nnd Eomney flocks. Copable of managing large area and used to letting of contracts, etc., Apply "January," c/o. "Dominion." ■ C"~UNNINGHAMirEIite Registry, 50 ' Willis Street. 'Phone 572. Wanted to place, a first-class Male ,i:hef, town preferred, wages £i, highly recommended. Also to place, a strong, refined Woman, office cleaning or saloon, eairly morning, trustworthy. Wanted, good Kifehenman (South Island). " Wanted, Ladyhclps, Generals, and others . urgently. CLOTHING.. AND MERCERY. WANTED, Position in above' Departments; thoroughly experienced i g"ood window dresser.' * ' "CLOTHIER," 52 Wilson Street, Wanganui. ' BOARD AKD RESIDENCE. : ACANT-Furnished "double, single - Bed-sitting-rooms, kitchenette'; harbour view; e.1.; Hill Street. 'Phone 4J48.; WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING: HOUSE (opposite "Dominion''- ' Office), Pliminer's Steps, Wellington, wtthv splendid view City and Harbour,,, on?., minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Excellent cuisine. H. and c. water;, all conveniences. Terms: ss. .per day. Weekly, 255. MRS.' 'V, L. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone 161".. - RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. DOMINION AVENUE Steps). This new', commodious, first-class Private Hotel, is now open to receivo Guests. Luxuriously furnished; 3 bathrooms on each floor; excellent cuisine Commanding view from roof .Harden of Wellington and Harbour. Terras moderate. MRS. M'CORMICK. Proprietress. 'Phone 628. ..; ?'.....' ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL, ' " - ORIENTAL BAY. The most charming spot in Wellington, facing;Harbpur. Cross the road any time and have adip. Seven minutes from City. Tram'terminus. Beautifully furnished. Excellent Cuisini. Country Visitors specially • catered for. CHARLES THROSBY, Manager. Tele- . phone 354 a- Tologr-jns: "Kiosk," Weifington. ■ ' MANSIONS PRIVATE. HOTEL, ■ :Ghuzr.ee-Street,-Wellington. . THE Traveling Public will be pleased to note that the above has again been taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Fix. Every comfort assured. Letters and Teh> grams receive immediate attention. P.O. Box 46; 'Phono 318. ' Proprietor W. FLS. _ ry EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, £i Clyde Quay. Electric light, every comfortaud convehience 'or visitors. Superior . table. Tariff, 6s. 6d. per day, 355. per week. Special arrangements for, peraianentfi. P G. W. JENNEK, Proprietor. TOILET SPECIALISTS . 'THE MOST PLEASING GIFT • FOR A LADY. D4INTY finger tins are admired by ' all, and cultivated by most women. But until now there's never beeu a reallv complete manicure set to improve the shape and lustre of the nails. THE "CUTEX" SET, •■■ with its daintily' -perfumed powders and improved instruments is not only estremelv pretlv. but'unusually efficient, "Cufex" makes an ideal' Xmas present,'and may be had in two sizes-Is. 6d. and 10s. 6d. each. Postage bd. txtra. GET YOURS TO-DAY! MRS. CAJIERON, "BOUDOIR CAMILLE," Cooper's Buildings, Willis Street, Wellington. Telephone 4535. "WHAT WOULD YOU DO?" IN a conversation between two friends, the younger of the two was heard to'remark: "What would you do if you wore going grey before you .were thirty?" Her' friend replied: "I. had grey hair showing at 25, but was recom-' meiided to try Dr. Wilson's Rijgonerntor, and as you see now, I have nut a grey hair visible, and it is thicker than ever before. If you have a tendency to pre- ■ mature greyiiess, get it immediately; it's really splendid." ■ Sold in Wellington by George nnd Kersley, J. R. M'Kenzie, D.1.C., and all principal chemists, Price, 45., if posted is. 6d. GHAS. _ A. FLETCHER, '■ r ~ Chcmist, Pharmacist, and Preemption Specialist. Sole Address: 2M Lambt.on Quay.' Mail Orders promptly dispatched.