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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 278, 17 August 1908, Page 2

WANTEDS.'' ! : WANTED. | Experienced young lady, to take Entire Charge of HABERDASHERY, •. ; HOSIERY, and GLOVE DEPARTMENTS. I Apply, giving full particulars of previous experience, , enclosing copies of testimonials am| • stating salary required. \ J. BALLANTYNE AND CO., i 5951 Timaru. j ANTED, Men and Boyt to sell "The Do- ! minion." Earn a few shillings easily ' before 10 o'clock. Apply, for particulars, Pub--1 lisher, Dominion Avenue, olr I.ainbton Quaj, i between 3 and 5 each afternoon, j 1 1, i. WANTED, GOOD JUDGED OP FPvDIT, TO CALL AT! ; H I NT O N S\ FRUIT IMPORTER S, i i 42 CUBA STREET. I ). f- > BRUNSWICK RESTAURANT. j WANTED KNOWN.—That F. Ivniggo is still Catering for' the. General Public; 1 also, vacancies for Boarders at 18s. per week. ! Meals from 9d. Special Meals at Is. on Sua- » days. Note address—-31a Willis Street. , TO MARKET GAr.~ENERS. TO LET, as a going concern, about 16 Aores of First-class Land; all in crop; good ; seven-roomed house aud outbuildings; 13miles ' from town. Apply 166 Cuba Street. GD3 i PARTNERSHIP. \ YOUNG Man, with capital (farming experience), would join another in Dairy Fari|i. Apply "Milker," ''Dominion" Office. 769 LW. LUDWIG, Chronometer, Watch and * Clock Maker. Jeweller and Optician, ! Importer of Mathematical Instruments. Chronometers rated. Speciality—lß-carat Hallmarkod Wedding Rings. 103 Lambton Quay 1 loon. Kirkcaldie and Stainsj, Wellington, i I. C6J3 REMOVAL NOTICE. ' ! ■ffICTANTED Known.—A. HAWKES, Practical VV Watchmaker, Jeweller, etc (late Willis ! Street), bus REMOVED to more central preI mises, 53 Manners Street, Wellington. Every description of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired at shortest notice, and 1 at Lowest Possible Prices. CfiljQ ! ' WINTER NECESSITIES. ANTED Known.—M'KENZIE'S COUGH YV BREAKER, Is. Gd. bottle, valuable remedy l'or and Colds and,all Affections of the Throat and Lungs. Irish Moss, Is. • bottle, Spanish Liquoricc; Gd. stick; all post : free to coilutry clients on receipt of cash reI inittances. Len M'Keniiie, Opera House PharI hmcy, 50 Manners Street. • SPECTACLES Wo are Specialists and OpSPECTACLES ■ ticians only. All patterua I SPECTACLES stocked. Quality High, Priced SPECTACLES Low. Consultations Free. Buy SPECTACLES from us. It will pay you, O'DONNELL AND BROWN, Consulting Opticians, -ll Manners Street, Wellington; 7 doors, from Opera Houso (same side). Look for thc> EYE oil tho Windbw, HOTEL NOTICES, O-GTEL WINDSOR. —This magnlGccnt new and commodious ilve-story Private Hotel is now open to receive' guests. Afternoon Tea a speciality. Also,-our up-to-dato Crill Room; the first and only ono of its kind in tha DdUiinion. Edwards aud' iioulton, Proprietors. CBJB NOW OPEN.—New I'rinco of Wales Hotel, Mastertou, entirely new, tireproof through- . out, handsomely lUtiiished, splendid ' table, > every attention, -all modern conveniences, tire escapes everywhere, most comfortable country hotel in New Zealand. U. liarolay, Proprietor. 'Phune 30. CBIO Masonic hotel, palmerston NORTH, i SOGER MULROONEY, Proprietor, 1 iliil Trains stop fifteen minutes, j Never forget ah old friend. ; CBi2 ; ftJHE MARQUIS OS* NORMANBY HOTEL, ; A CARTERTON, "■ : W. M. HALLEi, PROPRIETOR,, The best Comnkroi..t Hotel- in the Wairarapa. j csn DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, . WELLINGTON, OFFERS -First-Class Accommodation for i. tore. Charges Very inoderat'6.. Best 1. Biands of Wino and Spirits Kept in stock. ; ierms on application. 1 R. DW Proprietor. Telephone 4G3.. 0727 • CAFE D' ' PARIS HOTEL, ! (Opposite Railway Station), PALM -WS To N NU RT fl, MRS. J. ADAMS (lato of the Marquis of Normrjiby Hotel, CarterLon), announces that she is in possession Of the above 11. use. \ Convenient for catching early trains. Good Accommodation aud Pirsc-claSs Table. . C 640 1 p L U B H0 T E L,' CART ER T O N. 1 (Under New Management). ] OLVER MOSE.N Proprietor. Late of Hawke's Bay. } Get i Comfortable Hotel, splendidly furnish- . Ed; Tirst-class Cuisiue, anu'every attention; l every modern convenieuce. New Billiard 1 Table. Situated within three minutes from the Railway Station( and next tho Wairarapa P. ' and .A. Association &liow Grounds, r Speight's Beer always on tap. Telephone 51. BELLEVUE GARDENS AND HOTEL, \ ■ LOWER HUTT. ffULE most Scientific and Ornanlental Gardens A in the - Southern Hemisphere. j Hotel has been thoroughly Renovated and ! Enlarged. 8. N;./. Private Apartments and Dining-roOm • capable of seating 150. Gbou Fishing and Shooting. Splcadtd train : tervice and telephone commuuicatloh eity. .W, GANDAR. ' Manager, j CITY BUFFET HOTEL, ! WELLINGTON. 3 njlHe Most Central in the City; offers Splon--1 J- did-Accommodation, • 0 Telegrams aud Letters Promptly Attended to, Best Brands Wines and Spirits. pass the door every .fivo minutes. jrij-lilFi! I —s3 t Gd, to 69, Gd. pep day* f A. R, ,V. LODDEB, \ , Proprietor, 1 C 712 • FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPOt.T COMPANY, LTD., 5 1b propared to PURCHASE EAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By weight or at per head, 5 ; The Company also offers ollents every facility <' for freezing ou their own account 7 Prices can bo obtained on application at the " Company's OBioes, or from any of the Buyers | in the country. I W. G. I'OSrER, j C 691 Managing Director. • AIRUQHT SHOW CASES. | j SHOP AND OFFICE FITTINGS A I 0 0 SPECIALITY. § II MAX KEEISSIG,. | .' Little Taranaki Street. | ® j aaasra«aßßßraßasassagsasna»raß>l