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, PERSONAL. lULD H. L. Nichols write to Mabel? 5 Princes Street, Launceston, to his advantage? GENTLEMAN, young, good position, VY would like to meet young lady, view matrimony. Reply D 647, c/o “Dominlon.” . 'V'OUNG Man, 28, musical and n steady A worker, wishes to correspond with a nice girl (Scotch), view matrimony ; will exchange snaps. 8646, c/o “Dominion. T?'EMP. —If Alfred Kemp, understood AX t 0 be a native of Sevenoaks, Kent, England, or his wife or family, will communicate with the Subscribers they may bear of something to their advantage. P. F. and J. Husband, Solicitors, Dundee, Scotland.TRADE PERSONALS. QYDAL is antispetie, yet non-poisonous, LJ and soothing in all skin affections. 2s. GUARANTEED, fit, suction, appear'Jr ancc, durability; 20 years’ experience (14'years Wellington). R. A. de Lautour, Dentist, ’56 Manners Street. Phone 42—230. ■ ' . PITY PRIVATE DETECTIVE V AGENCY, Mee’s Building, Lambton Quay,-Wellington. Evidence and informatoin collected, lowest cost. p? n *. sulfation free. Work under supervision M. Mason, cx-Detective-Sergeant, N.Z. Police. Box 505. Tel. 45—477. ' LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN CORSETS. MADAME PARKER, Corset and Belt A“A Expert, is prepared to teach the trade to private, intelligent women. For terms, apply la Vivian Street, corner Cambridge Terrace, Wellington. Telephone 20—845. LOST AND FOUND. T OST—Wristlet Watch, between Wharf and’ Troeadero; initials; re-, ward. Reply N 639, c/o “Dominion.” SITUATIONS VACANT. 15 words Is. cash, Is. Cd. booked. 6d. extra for every 5 additional words ‘ up to 40. One inch, ss, WANTED, superior experienced Housev ’ keepers, as emergencies. Constant employment; 30s. to start. References. Mrs. Martin, Women’s Division Farmers Union, 289 Avenue, Wanganui. SCOTTISH Registry, 208 Quay : CookO General, with child (town and country); Married Couples, stations; H.P.Maids, city; Parlourmaid, 355. (end of month); Nursery Housemaids, Daily Nursegirl, Cowboy. YX7E require the services of a capable, ’ ’ energetic young man, about 20 or 21 years of age, with office experience. Apply in own handwriting, stating age, education, and previous experience. Excellent prospects for advancement. . ’ P.O. BOX 1418, Wellington. DENTAL MECHANIC. IPXPERIENCED MAN required im£ll mediately for South Island lown. Apply— D 642, e/o “Dominion.” TTEAD Shepherd and Stockman (single J-L man) required for Flock House Station ; must have good dogs, bo thoroughly experienced, and able to impart knowledge to youths. Wages commence at tl.iu, with board, rising to £lBO for satisfactory service. Apply by letter only, with references to character, ability and experience, to — THE SECRETARY, ' P.O. Box 428, PALMERSTON NORTH. TEA-ROOM MANAGERESS. I’. ■ / <<• • -PREMIER DRAPERY CO., LTD., A PALMERSTON NORTH, are opening their new Tea-room about January, 1930, and invite applications for the position of Manageress. Applicants must have proved ability—be accustomed controlling Tea-room and Kitchen staff .successfully—and have initiative to organise dainty original service with economy. Send copies of references, photograph, also age, height, and salary expected. DRESS BUYER. pEORGE COURT AND SONS LTD., Karaugahape Road, Auckland, require the services of a Buyer for their Woollen and Cotton Dress Department. Only those possessing highest qualifications and experience need apply. Written applications only will be received. enclosing copies of references, to be addressed to— THE MANAGER. /COMMENCE a machine knitting business in your own home. Catalogue free. Saunders. “Dominiou” Building. Wellington. ■ TOHNSON’S WIRELESS SCHOOL— Candidates for P.M.G. Certificate ar sea-going Operators: thorough tuition. 8-10 Brandon Street. Box 936. MOTOR-CAR LEARNERS. YVE Teach Driving in Latest Model ’’ Car. Your ticket guaranteed: no failures. Cheapest terms available. Repairs Taught .Free. Apply or write. 22 Turnbull Street. APPLICANTS are reminded that to AA ensure prompt deliv ry of replies letters must '>e addressed Carefully and Clearly FUNERAL FURNISHERS. EM 0 R R I S, J U N R, • 60 Taranaki Street. Branch at 28 Riddiford Street. FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER , Telephone (day and night), 22—159. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, AV UNDERTAKERS, 164 Adelaide Road. ’Phone 24—153. Night Telephone, 24—704. MONUMENTAL MASONS. H GLOVER. Monumental Mason, •59 Kent Terrace, Wellington. ’Phone 21—788. Memorials in Granite and Marble. Concrete Grave Enclosures. Letter-cutting a specialty. Marble Steps and Stallboards supplied. TTOAR AND SONS. Phone 1273, Box AA 112 Masterton. Italian Marble and Scotch Granite Memorials and Kerbing erected in any cemetery at lowest prices. High-class work guaranteed,