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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 49, 21 November 1919, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, experienced Drover wishes to get firm's droving. Apply ; "Permanent," c/o "Dominion," WANTED, by Elderly Man, milk ' 2 * " or cows, garden and odd jobs, j Address "T.M.," clu "Dominion." E~'XPERIENCED Children's Nurse would give services-for passage lo England. Apply "Good Sailor, c/o "Do- ' minion." WANTED, by Youui; Man (new arrival),' Situation on sheep station. State particulars lo "5.G.A.," c/o "Dominion," Wellington. A REFrNED'Lady, Husband, and Daughter would Ijko to share house ■ with bachelor or widower, lady to 1111111- ' age, good plain cook; best of references. - Address "Parti'juliir," c/o "Dominion-." WAh reo to buv. ANTED to Buy, Ford Car. SlaFe lowest cash price to I. Kenwick, , 115 \ r ivian Street. ' ANTED Buy, False Teeth, Old Gold, Silver, Platinum. Silverstone, 11 Vivian Street.. WlNTElTPurchase, ' » ior removal; highest price given. Reditt._Wood_Yard,_College jitreetj WANTED, Green Flax in 'any quantity, f.o.r. Quote estimated quantity and price to Box 31, Palmerston Noi^j_ WANTED Buy, Incubator, 500 capacity. F. W. Boys, Te Matai Poultry I'iinn, .Napier Road, Palmerston North. WANTED to Buy, Sacks and Sacking, aud Mojals of all descriptions. Stevens and-Co., 132 a Upper Abel Smith ' Street. , WANTED' to Buy, Doll's Pram, in * * good order. State price and where can be seen, to "Doll's "Pram," o/o "Do- • minion." ■ ' WANTED to Eiiy, five to ten Acres, ' * Pig and Poultry Farm, near Wellington, as going concern. Apply "Suitable," c/o "Dominion." ■ WANTED, ;kl to 40 horse-power MuHi- » ' tubular Boiler, not less than 1001b. pressure. Forward particulars to Gardner and Sons, S'awmillers, Eukapapa. WANTED Buy, one or two thoroughbred Brown.or. Black Retrievers-or Belton Setter Puppies, between three and nine months old. Price, particulars, H. M. W. Richardson, Headquarters, Military Camp, Trentham, . ' 1 ■ WANTED TO BUY, 1 (QjMALL Sticker; 18in. or 20in. under l J and over' Planer; Band Saw, Fret Saw; Saw Bench-; Tenon Machine. Must be in good order. Reply "URGENTLY," C/o J. Hopwood, Church Strpet, Palmerston North, WANTED, EETUR.NED Soldier desires to Buy good 'sound business, or would c«'in- ! sider partnership. "GENUINE," C/o "Domin'ou.'' ■ - WANTED, OECOND-HAND Draft Arm, one or two tap, urgent. Write, stating' price, to BERT. VINSEN, Manager, Stratford Marble Bar. ! TO PRINTING OFFICES. WANTED TO PURCHASE, the fol- . lowing:— ONE DEMY WHARFDALE, complete with Roller Moulds and all necessary tools., ONE PLATEN MACHINE, about 15 x 10, complete with Roller Moulds, and all tools for same. ONE GUILLOTINE, cut up to 30 inches. Give. separate quotations, stating makes of same, and full particulars, to "PLATEN," C/o 92 Tasman,Street, Wellington. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED. M"RS. YOUNG, 2U TaraLaki Street, wails on ladies by appointment; letters only. WOItKINGMEN'S OUTFITTER, 130 *' Courtenay Placo, offers Highest Prices for Left-off Wearing Apparel, etc. 'Phono 22—030. • HIGHEST Prices paid for Left-oif Clothing, Boots, also Jewellery and goods of every description. • S. Qlazer, : 51 Courtenay Place.. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Boots, etc., purchased by N. Wolf. 126 Taranaki Street. Highest prices given. Let- ! ters promptly attended to. 'Phone 21-258. RING Up 'Phone 1628. N. Syinons, Buyer Secona-hand Clothing,"Boots, ! etc. Highest Prices given; country cus- ; tomers can rely on good prices. 63 Courti enav Place, Wellington. NOTICE.— Left-off Clothing. 'Phone 21—261. B. Morris, Second-hand • Dealer, buys Suits, Boots, Underwear, Costumes, etc.; all kinds old Jewellery bought. 65 Courtenay Placo, Wellington. WE have built up a great reputation for giving satisfaction when buying Left-off .Clotliing, Boots, and Jewellery. Just drop a postcard or ring 21—813, and we shall' call and our price. M. Nausbaum, The Allies' Dealer, 127 Manners Street, Wellington. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. . 1 QUEEN'S PRIVATE ■' HOTEL, . DOMINION AVENUE, Lambton Quay. Tariff, J6l ss, and J!1 7s. fid. per week; by the day, ss. 6d, and Cs. ORIENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, the . now, well-lighted, cool brick building, which is on the latest and most approved lines,, containing every essential 1 for tlio comfort and welfare of guests; electric light, excellent cuisine. Country visitors specially catered for. C. THROSBY, Proprietor. 'Phono 21—259. Telegrams, "Kiosk." DONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL (corner Dixon Street nnd The Torrace)..few 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. MRS. MAXWELL, (Late Maxwell's Tearooms), Proprietress. : RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. Dominion avenue (rummer's Steps). Under new management. . This new, first-class Private Hotel is now open to receivo Guests. Two bathrooms 1 on each floor, cxcollent cuisine. Commanding view from roof garden of Well lington and Harbour. Terms moderate. I R. SKILIJNG, Proprietor, Late Tlio . Mansions. 'Phone G2B. ; HOTEL KINGSWAY, WANGANUT, ° ' B8 St. Hill Street. ' A HOME away from Home, within few ' minutes oi' Station and Wharves. 1 Tariff, 10s. per day. Weekly, £2 2s. Gd. T. H. KING AND SON, r Proprietors. I 'Phone 750.