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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 104, 27 January 1943, Page 2

■ 1 ■“ ' "• - llllilhtm 11 n,,n FULLERS THEATRE CORP. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. 2 p.m. —8 p.m. Owing to Insistent Demands from other Centres, we cannot hope to hold this Delightful Picture much longer AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT RESERVE NOW! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Classic of the Screen. mini “Mrs Miniver” 111111 l Also for your Pleasure— MAJESTIC AIR-MAIL NEWS. —And— Excellent Shots of the Children AT THE KARORI KINDERGARTEN, WELLINGTON. | (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SITUATIONS WANTED—(Continued). PENSIONER (66), quiet, respectable, willing, offers services at Gardening, etc., for quiet home in Hawke’s Bay; no cows. Write “Pensioner," Pl3B, "Dominion,” Palm, Nth, FARM WORK WANTED. EXPERIENCED Man, ineligible, with dogs, available March .20, wants permanent position, Shepherding, General Farmhand. either mixed or sheep farm; go anywhere; good home essential. Particulars, wages, 11305, “DonilnionW YOUNG -.Married Man, 40 years of age. Grade 3, wauls position on dairy farm; 20 years’ experience farming, capable of taking charge; would prefer sharemilking; holder of all kinds ot‘ driving licences, including farm tractors. Write— W747, "Dominion." Wanganui. WORK WANTED AND REPAIRS HAVE your Frock Designed and made by experienced Dress:tinker. Bi Corn, John St. OWN Material made up. Alterations a Specialty, by experienced Dressmaker. 308 Ellice St. PIANOS Bought for Cash, any make, any condition. Howell, Tuner, 40 Taranaki St. Tel, 51-231. LEATHER work of all kinds for the Armed Forces. J. E. Evans, 150 Lambton Q.v- . PARKIN Bros., for Shopfittings, Office and General Alterations. PIANO TUNING. PIANOS Tuned, Repaired, French Polished. Expert work only. . For a free quote, dial 18-2.18. It. Weingott. 7 Ellesmere Avenue, Miramar. ADVERTISER SEEKS LAUNDRY WORK. Private Hotels, Boarding Apartments, Houses, Restaurants, Salons. S3SS. "DOMINION.” PROPERTY OWNERS. BREEDON AND SON, Bricklayers and Plasterers. WE Specialize in Repairs to Chimneys, Ranges and Coppers, Laying Concrete Paths. Molernlzing Old Fireplaces, Tiling, and General Maintenance Work. Terms reasonable. We quote on the spot. Telephone 24-588, evenings. AGENCIES VACANT AND WANTED Well-known Manufacturers’ Representative regularly covering both North and South Islands, requires additional line for whole or part territory. Preferably softgoods, but not essential. For interview write: — “CONFIDENTIAL,” K 371, “DOMINION.” HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. TO LET, WELL-FURNISHED HOME. Suburbs, near train, for February and March, or to suit by arrangement, feeven rooms, telephone, gas, e. light; suit holiday people. Apply: K3BII, "DOMINION,” HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION WANTED. WANTED to Rent, Beach House, beginning February. Write 1’133, "Dominion," Pa-lm, Nth. SOLDIER’S Mother requires Board, Seatoun or near; 2 or 3 weeks, February. 5367, ‘‘Dominion." WANTED, Bach or House, any bay, from February 12 to 22; accommodate 8 to 10 persons. Write stating rent to 81 llauJilnti Rd., Miramar, ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. NEW CAULFIELD HOUSE, 53-55 Pipitea Street (off Molesworth Street), Wellington. Most Modern. Up-to-date Guest House, Hot and Cold Water, in all Bedrooms, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast. MRS. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Tel. 42-355. 30 Tinakori Rd.—Vacancies for Boarders to share: terms. 30/- a week. VISITORS to Wellington.—Bed, Breakfast, 5/-. Mrs. Geo. Miller, 137 Tliorndon Q.v. COMFORTABLE Flat, with full Board, offered to married couple (business) or two business friends. 56 Majoribanks St. SUPERIOR Apartments, single and double Rms.; morning tray; casuals, permanents. 54 Hill St. ROSTREVOR Private Hotel (City Centre), 35 Marlon St., corner Vivian St. Permanents. Casuals. Bed and Breakfast. _ ORIENT Hotel, Oriental Bay.—Beautifully situated on Parade, overlooking Harbour,; first-class accom. Te). 51-259. —Mr. F. C. Ma cd o na 1 <L _ KING'S Private Hotel, under new management; excellent accommodation. Courtenay Place’ opposite Fire Station. Tel. 52-052. BA LM ORA i7Triviiit7' 1 Intel. 99 Courtenay Place (under new management). Bed and breakfast. Casuals, permanent. Tel. 51190. BRADFORD House, 230 Oriental I’de.— Casuals and permanents. Spacious lounge and suliroino. Tel, 51-5211. DONBANK Private Hotel has vacancies, Bed and Breakfast single and to share. Tel. 53’011. ENNISMORE Private Hotel. 53 Boulcott St.—Vacancies superior guests, permanent or casual: moderate tariff. Tel. 43-32-1, ARGYLE House, 20 Murphy St., 5 min. station—Bod ami Light Breakfast, 5/-, 20/weekly. 4(1-925. HOTEL Troeadero, 290 Lambton Qy. (handy wharves and railways). L. Giles, Proprl e t re ss, Tel. 13-490. HOTEL Rutland (Private), behind Prudential Building, Lambton Q.v. —Quiet, reutral, comfortable; lad and breaklast, 7/-; full board, 10/-. Telegrams, "Rutland.” Tel, 40-910, AUCKLAND. MANSIONS Hotel. Whittaker Place—ll)/day, £3/3/- weekly. Tel. 42-721.—Mrs. E. Speer, I'ropriel t’css A I’.ERCORN, 30" Queen St., above Town Hall. -Bed, Breakfast, 7/0; free parking. •15-251. lIVECROFT Private Hotel, 20 Symonds St.-£3/111/- weekly, 12/- day. Under new management.—Mr. .1. 11. Hodgson. "TOMOANA,” above Library, 41 Wellesley St. E.— 8/0 day. £2/2/- week.—Miss C. Carlisle. Proprietress, Auckland. wi‘l 1. L ESL by” I louse, Wellesley St. West, Potisonby tram.— Bet! and breakfast, 7/6. —H. Rider, Proprietress. 11 GTE I. Northland.—Private Hotel de Luxe. Queen St.—A.A. and P.S. House.— Mr. and Mrs. John I’. Rlordan_ piuNCESS Lodge* Private Hotel—Excellent cuisine, opp. Albert I’ai'lt, 32 Princes St 12/ii a day. -Mrs. M. Belhuite. Proprietress. CHEVIOT, NORTH CA NT ER Blilt Y. FARM Guest House, high allitnde, riding, swimming, tennis, 70 miles rail journey: no extras; £3/3/- weekly. Tel. 18.— Mrs. Pain, Cheviot, N. Canlcrbury,