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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 113, 10 February 1928, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. f A/VANTED, position as Small Goods- ’’ man Butcher; good icfereuees if re- ■ quired. AlOt, do “Dominion.” QUOTTJSIJ Registry, I’hone 43-105, res L. commends Male First-class Chef, or ' r Second; town or country; references. f~IARI’ENTER and Joiner, first-class j hand, seeks situation, town or / country. Write 1)410, e/o "Dominion.” yOUNG man will: Third-class Engin- ; X eer’s Certificate, seeks work of any ’ description. Reply D 414. c/o “Dominion.’' Coach wants few pupils; all school subjects to VI Standard, and also music. Reply D3ll c/o "Dominion.” VV ANTED, position as Companion-help ’ by refined young lady; musical; good sewer; reference. Reply 8419, c/o "Dominion.” fYOVERNESS wants position; any Standard to VI; music; thoroughly capable teacher. Reply D 312 c/o "Dominion.” WCOTTISH Registry, 43—405, recommends elderly man as Lift Attendant, Caretaker, any light duties; small remuneration. YV ANTED, position, driving car, by ’’ experienced driver, good references: town or country. Apply GlO5, c/o "Dominion,” Wanganui. TOINER’S Machinist, first-class, allround machinery experience, capable take charge; country town prbferred, A 370, c/o “Dominion." ■DEFINED Lady is open for Position Lv as housekeeper, or companion. Capable of taking full charge. Town or country. Box 47, Marton. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD and Desidence, 97 Molesworth Street, Permanents and Casuals, 355. weekly. 7s. 6d. per day. DOUR Y'oung Men require Board with Jewish Family; ccqtral if possible. Apply A 377, c/o ’Dominion," Ay ANTED, Board for a healthy baby ’ ’ boy. 3 months old, in nice home. Write G 399, c/o "Dominion.”■OQ MARION STREET lias vacancies "'-I f or Boarders; '■>od and breakfast, 45.. daily, (is., or weekly 30s. QTRAND Private Hotel, 63 Ghuznee Street, has. Vacancies for Paying Guests, from 325. fid. weekly; 7s. fid. per day

• Q MULGRAVE Street (opp. Lambton ' Station), First-class Accommodation, ’ permanents and casuals. Tariff. 7s. 6d. per day. 13 ALM ORAL Private Hotel, Courtenay U Place (near Fullers’).—Vacancies Permanent Guests. Tariff, 355. and 375. fid. per week. V’ISITORS to Wellington—Superior ’ accommodation, bed and breakfast, ss. per day; 2tnm. Government Buildings. 81 Hill Street. ! "'VyAir ANG I." 58 Boulcott Stre?t- -( '* Vacancies Permanent and Casual Guests; superior accommodation; terms t moderate. Phone 41 —(>B2. ’ "WHITEHALL,” next “Dominion." Boulcott Street. —Vacancies Permanents and Casuals: every conveni1 once; excellent table; 30s. weekly. Lambton Quay. NOW OPEN. Breakfast from fi.3o. Dinner from 11.30. IS. Tea from 4.30. -*■ Morning nnd Afternoon, 6d. Parties Catered For. HARRIS’S RESTAURANT, Next State Fire Office, Lambton Quay. An invitation is extended to all (at any reasonable time) to inspect our kitchen to see how and where the meals nre prepared TO LET. • r |i(J LET—Warehouse or Sample Rooms, -*■ also Office, central position, good ; light; low rentals. Apply "Space,” Box 1 1474. P. 0.. Wellington, or Phone 40—188. TTNFURNISHIID HOUSES. Rooms. Rooms 8 The Terrace 7 Kelburn 8 Hankey St. 6 AA'adestown 7 Highland Park 6 Khandallah FURNISHED. . 11 Karori 7 Karori j 10 Tliorndon 6 Karori , 9 Tlie Terrace 6 Heretaunga , 8 Talavera Tee. 6 Heretaunga 8 Thorndon 4 Akatarawa Also Shops, Offices and Warehouse Space. ’ S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 21 Grey Street. OIL STORAGE, ETC. > WRI'l TEN offers will be received up ’’ to Noon, 17'h instant for the lease of the undermentioned buildings, situated at the Kaiwarra Magazine Reserve :— BUILDING "C"—Corrugated iron, lined, wooden floor, approximately 42ft. x. 21ft., with high stud. BUILDING "D”—Stone building, slate roof, lined and ceiled, wooden floor, approximately ?4fl. x. 14ft„ with lift, stud. BUILDING "E”—Corrugated iron building, unlined, <oncrete floor, approximately 14ft. x. 10ft. For further particulars, including arrangements to view, apply— QUARTERM ASTE R-GENERAL, General -leadquarters. N.Z. Military Forces, Buckle Street, Wellington. • AN IDEAL HOME FOR YOUR BUSINESS. A BUILDING that is a landmark 4* in the City, situated in the very heart of its business activities and equipped with all the latest office and warehouse requirements, is an ideal home for your business. There are a few suites of offices and single rooms, and also a limited area of warehouse space available in “The Dominion” new building, at the corner of Mercer. Victoria and Wakefield Streets. In addition to the offices of “The Dominion” newspaper, “The New Zealand Referee,” “The Radio Record," “The Industrial Bulletin,” and other publications, space has already been taken in the building by a number of leading firms and professional men. All the shop space on the ground floor has been let. a portion being taken for the new Railway ( end Tourist Bookiiit’ < Iflires There is an exceptional chance here > for those requiring office accommodation. Centrally situated, extremely well lighted, free from the noise of passing trams, and associated with s the progressive spirit of the Empire f City. J The building will be a landmark tn the City—known to all. No tenant will require any other address than ( “The Dominion” Building. | For details, uppl: Io the Agents:— MESSRS E PAI.LISER A- C<>. Grey Street, Wellington. A 1