SITUATIONS VACANT. TnTED' smart Paiitrymiiid; good wage*. Apply Guide's Cafe, Cuba Street. ___'_ _ WANTED, CooWeiieriil; must be reliiUile plain -cook. Address ut "Dominion." • ■ SITUATIONS WANTED, ■ REGISTERED ..Barmaid wants posT--B-*-1 tibn, private bar. Reply "Christchurch," ,e/o "Dominion/V WANTED, Position on farm for Youth 18! can milk. Fullest particulars to "Willing," c/o "Dominion." WANTEDTlmmMliatelv. work, country, by Girl used iarm work; can milk. Apply Box 313, Wellington. , TjiLITE Registry (Cunningham's).— J" Wanted place, Lad, lli, dairy farm, 18_months'_exnerieiice, any district. ■M^AITiNG _ Eni'agement, Station CooF- " » Baker; can recomineiid; steady man. Dominion Registry, 218 Quay. "iKVfANTED, rositimi,T"\VorkinB _ j7an«- ' » ger, or place nf trust; experienced in all station work; good references, Apply "Sto.ek,'|_c/o "Dominion." l/fAKR 1 ED~Coliple, no chiUlrcn, want Situation, hotel, town or' country; wife cook or housemaid, husband kitehenmnn or porter. , "Kc!iance," c'o "Dominion." COUNTRY GARAGES. "M/jTEOIIANIC wants Employment: first. J-β- nliiiss electrical knowlpdsre. Replies to "Plexus," c/o "Dominion." .flrmTiTnag'er" ~~ WANTED, Position as Workin- Jlan- * ' ager on farm. Experienced, good references. "Married," c/o "Dominion." WANTED TO BUY, ANTED~Buy, Falso Teeth, Old Gold, Silver, Platinum. Silverstone, l'J Vivian Street. WANTED Purchase. Old"~Buildiiiss, for removal; highest price given. Reditt. Wood Yard, College Street. WANTED Purchase, Farm, or House, with few acres. Particulars to 'Hjood_J)eposit," c/o "Dominion." "WJiKTBD-to Buy, Sacks nndlfackTiig! ■*" and Metals of all descriptions. Steven.l and Co., 132 a Upper Abel Smith Street rTENTLEMAN wishes Purchase Contents Bod-Sitting Room or Small Flat; moderate rent. "Immediate," c'o '^Dominion." ANTED; 30 to 40 horse-power MuHitubular Boiler, not less than 1001 b. pressure. Forward particulars to Gardner nnd Sawmillers, fiuksipapa. - W~ ANTED to Buy7S^nTTDiih ; y"F'iirm, with stock preferred; must ht handy to school, with sood hoiiso. Replies to "No Agents," c/o "Dominion." WANTED, A SAFE. A SECOND-HAND Snfo about 2'J r. 15 inches. Particulars ns to price nnd make to "CASH," P.O. Box -10, Feilding. FURNITURE, IST ANTED Buy, any quantity, any- * » where, for cash. See us before soiling. We pay best prices, or sell on commission basis. Tho Dun Auctioneering Co., 11l Manners Street (opp, Tho King's Theatre). SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED, RS. YOUNG, 214 Tarar.nki Street, waits on ladies by appointment; letters, only. WOEKINGMEN'S OUTFITTER, 130 * » Courlcnay Place, offers Highest Prices for Left-off Wearing Apparel, etc. 'Phono 22-O;iO. HIGHEST Prices paid for. Left-off Clothing, Boots, also Jewellery and goods of every description. S. Glazer, 51 Courtcnay Place. T EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, etc.. prehased by N. Wolf. 126 Taranaki Street. Highest prices given. Letters promptly attended to. 'Phone 21-253. . RING Up 'Phone 1628. N. Symons, 1 Buyer Second-hand Clothing, Boots, etc. Highest Prices given; country customers can rely on good prices. 63 Courtfnav Place. Wellington. OTICE.-Loft-off Clothing. 'Phone '21-261. B. Morris, Second-hand Dealer, buys Suits, Boots,- Underwear, Costumes, etc.; all kinds old Jewellery bought. 65 Courtcnay Place, Wellington. WE hare, built up (a great reputation for giving satisfaction when buying Left-off Clothing, Boots, and Jewellery. Just drop a postcard or ring 21—813, and we, shall call and give, our price'. 11. Nausbaum. The, Allies' Dealer, 127 Manners Street, Wellington. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. ANTED"; Electriiions to attend Wiremen's Examination Class. Apply immediately, Mr. Abernetby, c/o Walls and Co. WANTED EXCHANGE, trA ACRES tip-top Dairy Farm, earJLuW ryiiig 50 cows,-5 miles Palmerston North; 2 dwellings, 5 and 6 rooms, milking, machines, for mortgage on unencumbered town properly. Apply GEO. WILCOCKS. Box 101, Palmerston North. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, HOME" Wanted (or breakfast), private family;' main, musical, qutet; single room preferred. "Abstemious," c/o "Dominion." TO LET, two partly-furnished Rooms; suit widow, one child not objected to. Apply, between 5.30 and 7.30 p.m., 5 Peters Street. QUEEN'S PMVATE "HOTEL, DOIUNION AVENUE, Liimbton Quay. Tariff, .£1 ss. and .fil 7s. 6d. per week; by tho day, os. 6d. and 6s. ORIENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, the new, wiill-lighted, cool brick building, which is on the latest and most approved lines, containing every essential for the comfort and welfare of guests; electric light, excellent cu.isine. Country visitors specially catered for. C. THROSHY, Proprietor. 'Phone 21-25!). Telegrams, "Kiosk." DONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL (corner Dixon Street and The Terrace),iow minutes from Post Office. Splendid view city and harbour. Tariff, Bs. per day; or .£2 ss. per week. Permanent by arrangement. 'Phone 1859. Tennis court. AIRS. MAXWELL, (Late Maxwell's Tearooms), Proprietress. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. BOMINTON, AVENUE (Plimmer's Steps). Under new management." This new, first-class Private Hotel is now open to receive Guests. Two bathrooms on each floor, excellent cuisine. Commanding view, from roof garden of Wellington and Harbour. Terms moderate. R. ROLLING, Proprietor, Late The Mansions. 'Phono 628. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION, half a minute from Lambton Station. Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Tariff, Early Breakfast if required. MRS. CLAY, , 9 Mulgrave Street, Wellington. 1 'Phone 2153.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 46, 18 November 1919, Page 1
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