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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 280, 22 August 1919, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS, j WANTED, Chemist's Assistant, smart good dispenser. J. R. Cunuinghame, Taihape. ; WANTED, Draughtsman, accustomed to survey plans and calculations. Apply Thomas Ward, Grey Street. WANTED, Nurse for private surgical and medical hospital, not less than three years' experience; testimonials required. "M.D.," c/o "Dominion." WANTED, SHORTHAND TYPIST for Newton King'E Machinery and Motor Business, Stratford. All applications in first instance up to 1 O'clock Friday to . Empire Hotel. T'O DENTISTS. MECHANIC, with good all-round experience, requires position. Write "D.M.A.," C/o "Dominion." SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. Thoroughly competent stenographer and TYPISTE required. Must have had good experience Invoicing, and be quick and accurate at figures. SALARY, £3 10s. , Apply in writing, with references (stating age and experience), to . BOX 1124, Wellington. PALMERSTON NORTH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. LADY PRINCIPAL. ■ Applications wiit.b received up to SEPTEMBER 19 for the position of LADY PRINCIPAL., Salary, <S4OO per annum. Duties to commence at beginning of first term, 1920. Forms of application obtainable from W. HUNTER, Secretary, Box SO, Palmeiston North. TO STATION OWNERS. niHOROUGHLY capable MAN SEEKS i. POSITION AS MANAGER on Station or Farm; age 30. Wklo iiraciical experience with {Stock; expert on Lister and Wolseley Shearing Machinery ;■ has own team good sheep dogs. Can handle men. Excellent credentials. Fuller particulars from "STATION MANAGER," Care Charles Haines Advertising "Agency, The Dalgely Building, Wellington. fi OOI) POSITION offers man experi"UT etiecd iii MOJ'Ott TRADE, capable of taking charge of warehouse and inside sales. Salary, .£6 per week to man with necessary qualjficatioiis. Apply, in strict confidence, enclosing copies of credeiit : als and giving iull particulars as to age, experience, etc., to "ADVANCEMENT,", Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgely Building, Wellington. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD,. ! A PI'LICATIONS will' be received at J\. the Education. Board's Office, New Plymouth, up to THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, for the following positions:— HAWEllA.—Grade 7g, 2nd Assistant (Infant Mistress), •HAAVERA.—Grade 7g, lOtlr Assistant, c£l2o-^l4<o. KAPUNI.—Grade 3b, 2nd Assistant, ■£120-^l4O. OPUNAKE.—Grade 3b; 2nd Assistant, , X120J140. ' ■ TOKAORA.—Grade 3a, Assistant, ■ .£l4O-J;1G0 DOUGLAS;—Grade 3a, Assist&nt, , KORU.—Giflde 2, Soie Teacher, ,£l6O- - residence. Application forms may be obtained at the Board's Otfice. P. S./WHITCOMBE, Secretary. Education Oiiice, New Plymouth, August 10, 1919. FINANCIAL. MONEY TO LEND. WE have the following sums for immediate investment on First Mortgage City or Country. securities; Interest, 6 per' cent.: —X'6ooo, JMOOO, .£2OOO (2), JiIOOO (2). Apply immediately, MAZENGARB, HAY & MACALISTER, Solicitors, 39 Johnston Street, Wellington. BUSiNESS NOTICES. URSE DEADER," late 301 Willis Streot, has fitted out' Maternity Home at 20 Marion Streot. ORIENTAL Store,'l3B Adelaide Road. Superior Vases, Indian —Cloths, Worked Dress Pieces, l'Oyleys, curios, etc ! ; HIGH-BACK Diningroom Suite, 1 Settee, 2 Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs fslipiout sHts), X 6 6s. Jas. Hyndman, 206 Cuba Street (late Richardson Bros.). ASTOR HOUSE. SILVER GRILL AND SUPPER ROOMS'. (Opposite Empress Theatre, Willis St.) ' Redecorated and cleaned throughout. Luncheon,' 12 to 2 p.m., Teas and Supper from 5 to 12 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS 5 TO 9 p.m. ASTOR HOUSE. TOILET SPECIALISTS WOMEN WHO POWDER never possess the clear, fresh, transparent complexions as do those who constantly use CREME PARMA. Non-greasy— lionhair growing—fragrant—antiseptic and protective—it is the-eream eupremp. Indispensable for face, neck, aiuf arms for evening use. ss. 6d. GEO. MEE, Chemist, Lambton Quay, Wellington. THE ONLY REMEDY FOR SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. rnHER-E is only ONE sure and eafe i- means of absolutely eradicating 'superfluous hairs, and that is tho Electrolysis treatment. In the hands of a skilful operator, the troalment is practically painless, no scars aro caused, and tho hair roots are quite destroyed. Ladies may have every confidence in tho treatment given at the "Boudoir Camille" by Mrs. Cameron,, who employs an Electrolysis Battery of the very latest type. Superfluous hairs aro removed in less time than before, thus lessening trouble and expense. Ladies .interested are invited to make further inquiries. MRS. CAMERON, "Boudoir Camille," Cooper's Buildings (opposito "Evening Post"), Just off Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phono 4535.