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Professional engagements. WANTED, a Governess for the country; music required. Apply Jlrs. A; I?.-Small, l J rivate Bag, Gisborne. W 'ANTED, a Nursery Governess, for two children; country references required. Mrs. J:- E. Hewitt, Mauganiaire. TCTOR— Young'Man (22), good address, wishes position Tutor in family; excellent credentials. For particulars apply "Tutor," "Dominion" Office. WANTED— The li'.an who can write a successful bus-in'ss-bringing letter is in'JispenKible to his firm. Let Sherwin Cody teach you thoroughly by mail in 50 easy kstms.. Pamphlet "H" free." representative, Jas. Rodger, 191 d Cashe.l Street, Chrislchureh. ¥ YING-IN Patients wanted by Nurse Stratford at her new Address, cornev Henry Street, eloso to Post Ofice, Kilbiruie. Splendid view of Evan9 Bay; penny section from Courtenay Placo. . SITUATIONS WANTED, , WAITED,': Situation, as Lady-lielp-Conipanion or' Housekeeper, town or country. Address "Lady-help," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, a position as Housekeeper by a young widow with one child, to three or four gentlemen or one gentleman in a refined home, in or near Wellington preferred.,. Address "Housekeeper," Post Office*, .Blenheim. ■ WANTED,. Situation by good allround Butcher'; good relerences if required. Apply "A.J.E.," Post Office, Paekakariki. WANTED, by young Gentleman (24), Position of Trust or as Bookkeeper cn large Sheep Station in Hawko's Bay or Wairarapa; Exceptional references. Apply "Mereator," . -"Dominion" Officb. W 'ANTED, Position Nnrse-Houso-keeper, ' to invalid, by highly eapablo Woman; town or country; "references. "Abstainer." "Dominion" Office. WANTED, by two Brothers, Situation as Travelling Representatives for any class of goods; good Clerks.. Apply "Travellers," c.o. "Dominion" Office. A Young Girl (16) would like position in country. Apply "IG," "Dominion" Office. (PIOJIPOSITOJI wants work on country w Newspaper. "Typo," c.o. "Domiuion" Office. LADY, English, desires Position as Companion or Ladv-help, town or country; willing to travel. Apply "G.," 11 Panama Street, Wellington. MENTAL Nurse, Married, with 20 years' experience, seeks privato case, lady or' gentleman; good testimonials; husband as help, handy man,' etc., if required; both total abstainers. Apply "C.8.," c.o. "Dominion" Office. ofTUATION required as Curator or .O Assistant' in ' botanical - gardens or horticultural establishment; nine years' London and .provincial, six .years' colonial experience, including Eoyal Botanic Gardms, Keiv. Apply "Hortus,""Dominion" Office. DR. LUCAS'S "Papaw" Ointment, the best in the world for any purpose where it is possible to use ointment. It lias saved many hundreds.of .operations in Australia. Cures Inflammation, Tumours, Ulcers, Pneumonia, and Appendi-citis.'-'lfi iiot procurable from your chemist or storekeeper, write us and wo will forward you one jar of ointment (pose free) .unon,-.,r,eceip.t .of, posfal. note,for 3s. Gd. Full directions enclosed; Dr. Xu'cas'-s "Papaw". Ointment Co., 55 Scarborough Terrace, Wellington. • < VA'WAA/AA^A«/ > 'W'W^W'W'W 3 IT LOOKS NICE BUT f \ TASTES NICER— I | Barry 'sLemonSquashi .i All Hotsls and Rsfroshtnent, X ' Rooms. _ , £ ■\mm ' 'I. : BBSS MMZIE'S 1 rasa.. ■ PIIPSQ-,.' I | I ' ' Digests what you | J em eat and ma k es J msgsa your food taste I J EBES3 gOOd, | Pffsara 'II Chemists and Stores, 2/6 j The Best Plum 1 ; v Puddings 1 IWliy go to Infinite trouble and I bother to make your own plum- fl puddings when you can buy them B as cheaply ready made ol tho best Q matcrinls by tho fastidious Frim- § ley.people. [j 'A Quick Cure fOt CoidSa A few.doses of Bennington's Carrav geen Irish Moss,the standard cough remedy; will quickly cure that • cold for you. It allays the irritation of the throat, soothes the bronchial tubes, and quickly sets you right again. But be sure you get BQIIM'S IRISH JOBS 31 tho great Lady Journalist. "Madge," in a notj on "Diet" in ono of ker recent "London Letters," says of Oatmeal Porridge: "My own oxpcrienco is that it 13 "tho very best food for children "after tho age of .18 months. A "small child, whose principal diet "consisted of pciridgo. and who, \ "cn that account, w-as known in ' "her villago as ' Litth -Miss Oat"meal, 1 is now fivo feet nino inches, "broad in proportion, and enjoyin" "excellent health. Sho is but one "instanco of dozens that have como "under my notice, anl I regard it "as a misfortune to bo brought up "without acquiring a liking for porridge. Eaten with plenty of milk, "it is. a perfect fooa." idllll's Oatmeal. The Gold Medal (London) Grand is unrivalled for its High Nutritive Value, and Health-buildiug properties. Ask for "McGill's"—tho Oatmeal : with tho Delicious Nutty Flavour. • 'Made at Tokomairirn (Qtaao)..