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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 116, 10 February 1919, Page 1

FUNERAL FURNISHERS

"CJ ' MOER/S, JUN.,. andertaker and. * Embalmer. 60 Taranaki St."and--28 Eiddiford, St. Mortuary Chapel. Motor Hearaes. The most "omplete and up-to-dato Funeral Furnisli-. era in the Dominion. 'Phone 937 (day- . v or night). MK- W. E. JEFFERYS, who was as"A sociated with Messrs. Flyger and Co., Undertakers and L'mbalmers, for Borne years, intimatos that he hes taken over this lnng-establifihed businese, and wishes to assure the public of careful and faithful OTvice." W. E. JEFb'ERYS AND CO., . Undei'tnkers and Emluliners, . Telephone 9«A. . 222 Cuba" Street. _ R'OBT. H. WILSON AND ■ SON, Undertakers jind Embalmere, 164 Adelaide Rond, Wellington; Motor, •, Open and Closed Hearses kept on pre- ; mises. Largest Mortuary Chapel in the. Dominion free. Telephone 1999; and No. 6 Wha Street, Lyall Bay, Telephone 4294 (.1 rings). No connection with a'ay other ; lirm trading under came name. ■ . ' ' SITUATIONS WANTED. '' > ANTED, by "trustworthy person, { Day Work. Apply "O.R.i . c/o < , "Dominion." ',■':■ ; TTOUNG Man wants Situah'on, shop Jl ■ assistant; first-class' references. "5.5.," 23 Wingfiekl Sireet. . ■■•;' . . . CUNNINGHAM'S. 'Phone; 1572;-Em- : ployers, we have experienced .Station Hand, 2 dogs. Cottage. .. -■ ' "WANTED, Position'by Returned"-Sol- '' diet , on dairy farm; 18 months' experience, machines. "G. 5.," c/o "Do- ■'."■'• :'.. /GARDENER, single, fully qualified-in vT all branches, wants country situation ; good references. "5.M.," c/o "Dominion." ''" ... " ' TPAEMAN-CELLARMAN disengaged -SJ I this week; town, country; sober habits; good references, Evans,.:Empire . Hotel, Wellington. ■ ... .' ■ ¥ ANTED, position as Musterer or Shepherd, 12 years' experience in Mackenzie Country as musterer. "Musterer," Box 132, Fairlic. ' -■■ ■ • = by married man/Position v » ' as Manager on sheep and cattle farm; niijo years last place. Apply "Farm Manager," c/o P. 0., Feilding. . ~ TO WAREHOUSEMEN. ;~ nHOROUGHLY competent man wants •*■■ Position as Storeinan, or of tru;t. Excellent credentials. "Fidelity," c/o "Dominion." BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ; CT^^^Sft;arßpßl/:'3 :, rdbms, rr )VelJinj-: '.•'. '. -'.' •a'";'' t'oii Terrace; "reference's; conveniences.. 'Phone 1406. . i ■ ..' ■'■■■' FARD and Residence (private) want, ed, married couple; no children. <Jn ilat preferretl. "W.M.," c/o."Dominion."., -HITEHALL PRIVATE BOAKDINGHOUSE (opposite "Dominion" Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington, with splendid' view City and- Harbour, one minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Ex- " cellent. cuisine; h. and c. water; allrconvenierices. ■■ Terms: ss. per day. Weekly, 255. MRS. V..L. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone.l6l7. ■' ■ '__ . RUTLAND PRIVATE- HOTEL. ■ DOMINION -AVENUE" (Plimmer's Steps). This.hew, commodious, firstclass Private Hotel is now open to receive Guests, Luxuriously furnished;. 2 bathrooms on each .floor; excellent cuisine. Commanding view from, .roof garden of Wellington and Harbour. Tertos: moderate. MRS. M'CORMICK, . Pro- , prictreas." 'Phone 628. _. : ■-. ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL. " ORIENTAL BAY-—The most-charming spot in Wellington, facing Harbour. Cross the road any time and have a dip. Seven minutes from City. Tram termimifi. Beautifully furnished.- Excelent Cuisine. Countrv .Visitors-fpecially catered for. CHARLES. THROSBY. Manager.-■•• Telephone .354 a. Telegrams: "Kio*k," Wellington. " . MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL, . - Gluiznee Street. Wellington". THE Travelling Public.will lie pleased to note that tbe'above has again been taken over by Mr. and-Mrs, Fix. Every comfort assured. 'Letters and Telegrams receive immediate attention. ; P.O. Box 16. 'Phone 348. Proprietor— W. FIX. "■ r/EALANDIA PRIVATE • HOTEL, £t - Cly.de Quay. . : : Electric light, every, comfort and convenip'ice for visitoiv;. Superior table. Tariff, Gs.' , 6d. per doy, 355., per week. - Soccial arrangements for permanents. v ■ ."-G.W. JENNEE.. .; " ... ' ■:, Proprietor.. WANTED. WANTED, PARTNER, LADY or Gentleman, of good character, .with .C 200; big money business; , can have option of office or outdoor" ■ work. Reply, stating-where to interview, to )' ' "PROGRESSIVE," . ■ Box 562, G.P.0., Wellington. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED. ORKINGMEiVS OUTFITTER, 130 Courtenay Place, offers highest prices for Left-off Wearing Apparel, etc. IPhone 2618 A. ■ ■" ■ HIGHEST Prices paid -for left-off ■ Clothing, Suits, Costumes, -Boole, also Jewellery ami''goods, of every description. Eing 'Phono 4450. S. Glazer, 51 Courteiiay Place. ING Up 'Phone 1628. N. Symons, - Buyer Second-hand Clothing, Bopte, etc. Highest prices given; country cus-. tomers can rely.on good prices. 63 CourU'liay Place, Wellington. . . NOTICE.-Left-off Clothing. 'Phone 2667 a. B. Morris, Second-hand Dealer, buys Suits, Boots, Underwear, Costumee, etc.; all kinds old Jewellery bought. 65 Courtenay Place, Wellington. ■ \~S it evor occurred to you that you havo Clothing, Boots, or Jevcllery lying about that you can turn into cash? We buy and give HIGHEST TRICES. Drop us a postcard, or ring Tel. 4107, and wo shall call and give you our price for whatever you , have to sell M. NAUSBAUM, Tho Allies' Secondhand Dealer, 127 Manners Street, Wok iiiifiton. ' '" : LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. . . - . MRS PIGGOTT, 121 Vivian Street, BRITISH DEALER, wishes to Pur- . chase for Cash Ladies', Gentlemen's, and 1 Children's Left-off Clothing, Boote, etc. ; Mr. or Mrs. Piggott .will wait upon any Lady or Gentleman at their Residence on t receipt of letter; or 'Phone 2651 a. | L~L"OYD'S — Cainp Sale—Wrist Watches from 2fls.; Silver Watches from 1&. 6d.. See side windows, .;