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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 75, 23 December 1918, Page 1

FUNERAL FURNISHERS . j T7l MORRIS, JUN., Undertaker and | ■r- 1 ' . Einbalmer, 60 Taranaki St. and: ! 28 Riddiford ■ St. Mortuary Chapel. i Horse and Motor Hearses. The moet '; complete and'up-to-date Funeral Furnish" j ers in the Dominion. 'Phone 337 (day. < or night). ■ ' . | 08T... Hi ■ WILSON AND SON, j Undertakers aiid Embalmers, 164 v Adelaide Road. Wellington. .: Motor, ' ! Open and Closed Hearses kept onpre- j raises. Largest Mortuary Chapel in the ! Dominion free. Telephone 1399; and-No. : 6 Wha Street, Lyall Say, Telephone 4294 j (3 rings). No connection with any othel i firm trading under same name. ■■"; U. W.'E. JEFFERYS, who was as- , •' sooiatad with Messrs. Flyger, and ■: Co./ Undertakers and Embalmers, for '; eoaie years, intimates that ho has taken , over this long-established business, end wishes'to assure the.public of careful :.! and faithful service. ' . i . W. E. CO., ' • ■ j ■ 'Undertakers and Embalmers,.. .' i Telephone 945 A. 223 Cuba Street. , ; \ SITUATIONS WANTED. .. ; ' "j WANTED, by married man, 12 years' -j experiei'CD with sheep, position on j farm; must be near school. "J.W.,"Post - j Office, Feilding. . ' : lADY, returning to England, would | -i like position as Companion or Nurse i in any capacity. Write "Companion," \ "Tribune" .Office, Hastings. . i ! "OOEEMTN - Meat Preserver open En- j ■IP garment, Australian, New Zealand experience, 16 years; capable setting-up j plant;'conversant .modern methods; etato j ealary. "Canner," c/o "Dominion." j riUNNINGHAM'S Elite Registry, 50 ..: *j i Willis Street. 'Phone 572. Wanted . ■ j to place, a first-class . Male Ohef, town ; I preferred, wages M, highly recommend-t j ed. Also to place, a strong, refined > Woman, office cleaning or saloon, eairly j morniug, trustworthy. Wanted, good i Kitchemnan " (South Island). • Wanted, ! Ladyhelpsj Generals, and others ur- ! gently, i - i BOARD AND RESIDENCE.. ■;' ! "fiHA'TSWbRTH," Gi Hill Street- j V Good accommodation.-, for-: bqarjjejF? l ! double and single rp'onis. ; .' -Phone .3658." | WANTED, Lodgings or:Boom?,"Orjk- ' tal Bay, fortnight, from January 2, i for mother " and son (youth). \ Apply | "Lex," c/o . "Dominion." " V ; - ■ ! SUPERIOR Accommodation for Trav : I yJ ellersor Perraanents, close to car •; and .station, good table', moderate tariff, : every -convenience. 'Phone 2453. ; """ TO HOLIDAYMAKERS. ; f\ OOD Accomjnodatiqn,. country, close ; %"■ to's'ea, fishing and shooting. Ad- i _, dress, and particulars at., ."Dominion" j "'Office. ■ .*'■'■:. I WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING- ; Vγ HOUSE (opposite "Dominion' ; Office),' -Plimnier's. Steps,* Wellington; i with splendid view City and. Harbour, : one minute.train, Post Office,. Wharves. ; Excellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all i conveniences. Terms:- ss. . per day. j Weekly, ' 255. MBS.- V. L.'ALLAN, :; !Phone_ 1617. , . ""RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL.' ■' -i DOMINION AVENUE • (Plimmcr'e ■ i Steps). This new. '.commodious, first-class Private Hotel'is now open to ; receive Guests. Luxuriously furnished; , 2 bathrooms 'on each floor; 'excellent cui- i sine.. Commanding view from roof gar-, i don of Wellington and Harbour Terms ; moderate. MRS. .M'CORMICK, ■ Pro- ; prietwss, 'Plwne G2S. -. ! " fWTBNT PRIVATE HOTEL.' ; : ' j ORIENTAL BAY.-The most charmuig snot in Wellington, facing Harbour.. ; Cross 'the' aiiy. time and .have a , dip. Seven miniites from City. ...Iram - , 'terminus. Beautifully.furnished. .Ex- | rnllent Cuisine.. , Country Visitors speoi- \ a vcate^"or. CHABtES THROSBY, | 'Manager . Telephone 554 a.. Telegrams! \ "Kiosk,"_ Wellington._ J , | MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL/ ! Ghuznee Street. Wellington. .: ~ \ rE Travelling Public will be pleased ! to-note that, the .above has airam j been taken .over by Mr.' and Mrs. Fix; . i Every comfort assured. ' Letters amj. j Teje?rams receive immediate attention. | P.O. Bnj 46. 'Phone 345. i Proprietor »..I'la. . : ryEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, ! JU ■ Clyde Quay., ' ■ '■ j ■ ■ Electric light, every comfort and con- -j venience, for ■ visitors. Superior table. <. Tariff 6s; Gd. per day, 355. per week, j ■ Special-arrangements for ~ .. i ■ •- G. W. JENNER, .- ; ' Proprietor.. ! GLENWOOD. HOU£e. "•- ' j ,; '■. . MURITAIV ..'■ i THE public will be pleased to learn. 1 that this.Beautiful House, with its j large airy, ronros, will -be■ OPENED Ab SE WIDE -SOARDINGHOUSE on DE- • CEIIBEE 27. Apply . ;" MRS. MORRELL, ■;, '_. ~ . ' '. Eastbourne..- -j . TOILET SPECIALISTS j J AN ADMIRABLE GIFT i FOR "HER." . J THE "Cutex" Manicure Outfit was un- ' . known two years ago. To-day it w i popular throughout most civilised co\m- | tries-iu every land-where, ladies pride themselves on the appearance ot their | THE "CUTEX" ' .' • '. i - MANICURE OUTFIT. . j Consists of a set of powders and in- j struuients for keeping the hands in perfect condition, everything enclosed.in , a dainty little box that you can. always j carry with you. ...-,' i 4s 6d. and 10s. 6d. are the prices of | the TWO Sizes. Buy one now-sho will ; bede,igW lißS. CAMERON, . " i "Boudoir C'ari:ille,' . j Cooper's Buildings, Willis Street, ■ ; . ; - WELLINGTON. . i Telephone 4335. J J A LETTER OF APPRECIATION. j Princess Theatre, . : Dunedin. j Dear Mr. Hendjy-I want to tell yuu | that I think "Hennaline," the J.W-EfO'.P- ; tian Shampoo, is really splendid, and I j aIWayS^OLEV»itYS y J N.8.-1-lennnlino is not a dye; Mit> , most delightful Shampoo for briglitemiig fiair ■ that hns become faded, and dun •- I through sickness or other causes j Obtainable • in- Wellington at. George ■ | and Knrsley's, J. R. M'Kenaes, Cube i and Willis .Streets, D.1.C., and all lead, iug chemists. Price, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. "THE^ESTIBRTsfMAS - GIFT. , A WATERMAN Ideal Fountain Pen. It' lasts a lifetime. - Wβ have large stocks, with nibs to suit all styles of writing. S. A. Pull.-IG-l-Lambton Qua*. ..'.■'"•: : . ]