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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 156, 29 March 1926, Page 1

FLORAL TRIBUTES. pOSEMARY FLORAL STUDIO, 129 Willis Street (opp. Y.M.C.A.). ALL TRIBUTE WORK UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MISS BLACK. 'Phone 28—282. (P.R., 28-377.) WREATHS, Crosse®, and all Floral Designs executed and delivered promptly. , Scott’s (late London Court Florist). 119 Cuba Street. ’Phone 23—178. Private ’Phone 21- 630. Telephone 45—696 ALICE A. GRAY. ART FLORISTE, Exchange Buildings, 340 LAMBTON QUAY.

FUNERAL furnishers. ■g morris. JUN., 60 Taranaki Street (Head Office and Mortuary Chapel), Branch at 28 Riddiiord Street, Wellington. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 4 EMBALMER, Telephone (day and night), 22—159. Funerals conducted by Horse or Motor MONUMENTAL MASONS. GLOVEB, Monumental Mason, 59 • Kent Terrace. ’Phone 21—788. Reinforced Concrete Walls, Granite and Marble Kerbs. m G. HOAR AND SONS, Phone 1273, £. Box 112, Masterton, Italian Marble and Scotch Granite Memorials and Kerbings erected m any cemetery at lowest prices, high-class work guaranteed. STRATFORD, TARANAKL W E. GOFFIN, Monumental Mason—- • All kinds of Monumental work in Granite and Marble, also Concrete Work. Estimates given for any part of Tararaki. ' . v PERSONAL. TV ANTED, Kind, Protestant Person to VV Adopt dear little Girl, nearly three years. L 452, c/o " Dominion." YOUNG Farmer, age 25, good financial position, wishes to correspond with Young Lady view to matrimony. Write 5441, c/0 ‘‘Dominion." MATRIMONIAL" PERSONS wishing introductions, view -L matrimony, write to Manager, N.Z. Progressive Agency, 12 Panama Street, Wellington. Hours: 2 p.m to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday, Thursday and Friday Evenings. NEXT OF KIN WANTED. ESTATE OF THOMAS CHAPMAN (Deceased). A NY person claiming relationship to •AX or knowing the address of the next of kin of the above-named, who died at Dannevirke, Hawke's Bay, on J une 10, 1925, is requested to communicate with the District Public Trustee, Dannevirke, New Zealand. LOST AND FOUND. EOST Watch Fob between Courtenay Place and Ghuznee Street, Friday night. Reward. Write 5479, c/o "Do- , T OST, a Gladstone Handbag, with J 4 piano-tuning tools, initials NJ R. Reward; phone 26—824, or return Mr. Cahill, Spier Street, Karori. __ SITUATIONS VACANT. Hairdresser, first-ciass Gents.' Hand, to start April 12; top wages. A. H. Michell. Hamilton. FARM HAND. TVANTED for Marton district, good ’• all-round Man (married) for mixed farming; must be able to work team and have some knowledge of sheep work. References required. House, cows, firing supplied. Good wages. Apply R. W. Turner, c/o J. Cornfoot, Esq., Greatford. TO BANDSMEN ONLY. W ANTED, First-class BAKER. Refer. ’ ’ ences required. Permanent job. Any instrument; good Cornet Player preferred. Apply sharp to— BANDMASTER, Opunake Federal Band, Opunake, Taranaki. EXPERT DESIGNER WANTED. requires Designer and Cutter for Ladies’ Garments. Must be fully experienced. Good salary offered. Write in strictest confidence to -I "DESIGNER" Care J. Hott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jorvois Quay, Wellington. OTAGO GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the /A position of Assistant Mistress, Grade Cor D. If an; appointment is made to a Grade D position preference will be given to applicants with commercial qualifications. Applicants should state age, qualifications (scholastic, athletic, etc.), experience, subjects they are prepared to teach and to what standard, and outside activities in which they are prepared to assist. They sh aid state in particular their qualifications in Latin, French, and Mathematics. The candidate appointed will be required to take some active interest in the general life of the school. Applications, with copies only of testimonials, will be received up to MONDAY, APRIL 12. C. R. McLEAN, Secretary, Board of Governors. 236 Moray Place, Dunedin. 1 PPLICANTb are reminded that to 2'l ensure prompt delivery of replies, letters must be addressed Carefully *nd Nearly.