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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 254, 21 July 1920, Page 1

THE DOMINION" \ Riaulatlons rs Birth, Marriage, and Death Nolletj. Birth Annonncements mot be certified by clergy, ffltn, doctor, nurse, or our. local agent to ensure prompt Insertion. Jfarrifge Notion most be Billed by ooiUractlnr party, ol*rj>y, well-known resident,' or our looal agent. Death .and Funeral Notleca will only be received froia relative ot similar surname to dcoaasCd or 11 signed by clergymon. doctor, nndertaW _ .well-known resident, or our local Agent. ' SWepnona instructions in every case are held nv» _ for certification. , B®" of. Honour -and: tn Uemoriam Kotioea.—No certlBcatlon is neoessary.

: FUNERAL FURNIBHERS, W MORRIS, JTJN., Undertaker and Embalmer, GO Taranaki Street and 68 Riddiford Street Mortuary Chapel. Horse and Motor Heafses., The most complete and up-torddte Funeral Furiniaher in the Dominion. "Phone 93? (day or night). .■ LOST AND FOUND. T OST, largo Fawn Suit Case, initialled; good reward. I 'Apply Midland Hotel. AaflLL the Lady who lost a parcel in •» » thia Barn Tearoom please Call there? . * . . PROFESSIONAL. ENGAGEMENTS. Yi/ ANTBD, for private, medical and . »t: surgical, hospital, two Certificated Nurses and Probationer. Apply "Burgigal," P. 0., Palmeraton North. DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, . MARTON. . lAN ASSISTANT MISTRESS, fully qualified .to teach Science, is required. Salary,- .£l5O. with residence. ' Apply , . ' MISS WINTER, • : Nga Tawa, Marton. : INSURANCE CLERK.THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY has a Vacancy for ■ ■ TUNTOR CLERK, also CADET. 1 ■ / Apply by letter. - WANTED, AT ONCE, ' V 3 PROBATIONERS for PATEA HOSPITAL. Apply to - ; "MATRON," Hospital, Patea. ' WANTED, T AW CLERK; with knowledge of conJLJ voyancing. Apply j' GOVETT, QUILLIAM & HUTCHEN, Solicitors, New Plymouth. WANTED, for. Wellington, by an ; old-established-.lnsurance. Company, o capable and smart LADY JUNIOR CLERK. Shorthand, Typing, and good handwriting essential., Good prospects. One with insurance experience preferred. Reply in own handwriting to . ' v BOX 487, Wellington.

i SENIOR CORRESPONDENCE AND 1 : INDENT CLERK WANTED. EXPERIENCE in dictating foreign and local correspondence essential. Shorthand andtyping not essential. Apply By letter, stating experience, age, etc, RICHARDSON, ORIC AND Co!, 131 I'eatherston Street. ' ACCOUNTANT. FOR CHRISTCHURCH \ :I A DVERTISER desires, to meet qualixx fled Accountant, with ■ ,£IOOO to JS3OOO for investment in established busi- • ness and to take charge of financial end of business. . Apply in first instance to . c> "QUALIFIED," • C/o "Dominion." THE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LTD, ' 'A PPLICATIONS, - with testimonials, ! -t*. addressed: to- the District Manager, WESTPORT, will be received up. till SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. for the position of ASSISTANT SURVEYOR to the Westport Coal Co., Ltd. Conditions of employment may be seen at the Offices of the Company at Dunedin, Timaru, Christchurch, Wellington, iWanganui, and Auckland., J. C. BROWN, ' District Manager. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. rjTHE WHANGAROA HOSPITAL X BOARD require the services of a ' qualified MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. Salary .£7OO per annum, with substantial participation in fees oollcctcd; free house, travelling expenses, and drugs, etc. ■ t Funds are being raised for construction of Maternity and Accident Ward. Full, particulars will be forwarded upon l application to • J. S. LANE, Chairman Hospital Board, Tottoi, North. WANTED, A COMPETENT SHORTHAND-TYP-ISTE. Apply immediately : HIGGINSON, MACSHANE, AND SCLANDERS, Public Accountants and Sharebrokers, / 143 Feathereton Street, V ' • Wellington. KAITIEKE COUNTY COUNCIL/ COUNTY CLERK. APPLICATIONS are invited for tho A position of CLERK, TREASURER, RATE COLLECTOR, and RETURNING OFFICER of the Kaitieke County Council. Duties to commenco September 1, 1920. Salary .£330 per annum. Applicants must be qualified Registered Accountants. Applications, with testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman, and marked "Clerlsbip," will close at noon on Saturday, August 7, 1920. Dated at Raurimu,' July 7, 1920. B. T. BEAVEN, Cottnfar CLorfc,