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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 123, 22 February 1928, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. y PURVEYOR’S Assistant desires posiI, b- tion, town or country. Write D 578, c/o “Dominion.” g- \W ANTED, engagement as Chef, town 1. ’ ' or country; very gpoil credentials. Apply Telephone 158, Otaki. o AWANTED, Position with schoolgirl; • ’’ experienced, good cook, refined; city. G 563, c/o "Dominion,” AWANTED, position Cadet on Sheep 8 Station, age 21, willing to learn. Reply F 530, c/o "Dominion.” 3 VOUNG Mau, with motor-ear, seeks r position in which car would be useful. Apply G 555, c/o "Dominion.” - PURPLUS Schoolmaster seeks suitable ■’ situation, permanent or temporary. Apply 1’899, c/o "Dominion,” Palmerston North. AWANTED, by Young Man, position ’’ ’’ Cowman-Gardener, cr Rouseabout; J experienced, good worker. .1558, c/o "Dominion.” / /GARDENER, experienced vegetables, ’ V Howers, fruit, wants country situa- ’ tion; good references. A 569 c/o "Do- ’ minion.” ~ 'POSITION desired by .Housekeeper; I -*• good cook; respectable bachelors or small adult family. Reply F 553, c/o , "Dominion.” YWELL-EDUCATED Young Man, 1 ’’ quick at figures, desires position; could drive car or lorry. Write D 577, c/o “Dominion.” i VUUNG married man, colonial, re- ’ -*■ quires position on farm, experi- * ence all branches, capable managing. , D 509, c/o "Dominion,” 1 PARTNERSHIPS VACANT AND WANTED. ■ WANTED, ACTIVE PARTNER, . li’Oß Auctioneering, Land Agency. Insurance, and Commission Business. Business is centrally situated and well established, carrying large, wellselected stocks. ' Every investigation given. Only Principals dealt with. Communications strictly confidential. Apply by letter to "AUCTION,” C/o "Dominion," Palmerston North. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, 'WACANCY for 3 gentlemen, full board, ’ in refined home; city; no trams. i Phone 22—973.' AWANTED, Board and Residence by ' ' young: married couple, no children. A5BO, c/o “Dominion.” ’ "WACANCY for refined Married Couple, > ’ full board, in superior homo; city; . no trams. Phone 22—073, SUPERIOR Board and Residence for 2 gentlemen; telephone, all con- ' veniences. 20 Pirlo Street. pOARD and Destdence, 97 Molesworth -*-* Street, Permanents and Casuals,355. weekly, 7s. 6d. per day. MARION STREET has vacancies “bJ f or Boarders; bod and breakfast, 45., daily, 6s„ or weekly, 30s. 991 THE TERRACE —Double Room, *~OJ. vacant; suit, friends, ladies or gentlemen; good table. Tel. 43 —368. n MULGRAVE Street (opp. Lambton Station), First-class Accommodation, permanents and casuals. Tariff, 7s. 6d. per day., STRAND -Private Hotel, 63 Ghuznee Street, has Vacancies for Paying Guests, from 325. 6d. weekly; 7s. 6d. per TJOOM and Breakfast offered refined JbU gentleman; beautiful airy rooms, near beach, lovely view. 3 Oriental Terrace. RIENTAL PAIIADE, 280—Private Board-residence, genllemen, 2 sunny single rooms, with breakfast; tea optional. BALMORAL Private Hotel, Courtenay Place (near Fullers’).—Vacancies Permanent Guests. Tariff, 355. and 375. 6d. per week. ADELAIDE HOUSE, 144 Willis Street, have Vacancies for Casual Guests. Tariff Bs. pet day; permanents Gy arrangement. VISITORS to Welliugton—Superior ’ accommodation, bed and breakfast, ss. per day; 2min. Government. Buildtngs. 81 Hill Street. “AV Al Ih NG J,” 58 Boulcott Street—- ’’ Vacancies Permanent and Casual Guests; superior accommodation; terms moderate. Phone 41—682. H.ITEHALJ,,” next “Dominion," Boulcott Street.—Vacancies Permanents and Casuals; every convenience; excellent table; 30s. weekly. ARNBRAE, 97 Hill Street, few minutes Government Buildings, has Vacancies for permanent and casual guests: moderate tariff. Tel- 45 —215. I_> OTO RUA—“The Commonwealth.” J-l first-class table; delicious milk, cream, fresh eggs and vegetables from - farm. A delightful home for a holiday. Tariff, 10s. day, £3 week. Mrs. Jones, Proprietress. TO UJT. LARGE Bed-Sitting Room, separate Kitchenette (furnished); also Comfortable Double Room, two beds, suit two business men; central. 19 Kensington Street, ’Phone 20 —114. ''pilE TERRACE (near Woodward St.) J- —Choice Unfurnished, Self-con-tained Flat, 3 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, conservatory.. Keys, G. Egerton Warburton, 196 The Ter.race. AWANTED to Let,, near . St. John’s ’’ Church, sunny, quiet position, Small Modern Villa, including large living room, bedroom, hall, kitchen, and large bathroom. Rent, including lino, carpets, and curtains. X 3 10s. weekly; references. ’Phone owner, 45 —307. from 9 to 10 a.m., or 6—7 p.m. WAREHOUSE FIRST FLOOR. r |IHE Floor at present occupied by J- Messrs. Amos and Co., 18-20 Harris Street, will be available for Letting about the end of March. Alterations will bo made to suit a satisfactory tenant. REID AND REID, 18-20 Harris Street. I7OUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 1 FEET FIRST FLOOR, Watkins (late Veitch and Allan) Buildings. Cuba Street, and 4500 ft. GOOD DRY BASEMENT. Passenger and goods lifts. Easy rentals. Will subdivide. L. T. WATKINS, LTD.. Tel. 23-302. 176-186 Cuba Street;. OFFICE PROFESSIONAL & WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE in our New, Modern Building, in the heart of Courtenay Place. Applv— TODD MOTOR COMPANY, Todd’s Buildings, Courtenay Place. WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. 11l fWWI SQUARE FEET, Brick Building, iu Tory Street; lease available 2j years with optional right of removal further 10. Apply— TODD MOTOR COMPANY, Todd’e Buildings. Courtenay Place. /"lAN Bachelors, as well as Fathers, become members of the Mustard . Club? —Lonesome. (Ed., Why, of course.) ■