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SITUATIONS WANTED. shorthand-typiste; EXPERIENCED Shorthaud-Typiste re-•*-J quires position as Confidential Typiste to business man. NSS6, “Dominion.” TVANTEb~by good cook and baker, W position on sheep station or hotel, good refs. 5570, “Dominion.” EX-FARMER, married, wants position J- 4 sheep or dairying; expert with machinery. Leask, care Barron, Feilding. AfAN (30), reliable, energetic, desires ■"J- gain experience Dairy or_ Farm, would work for keep. N 574, "DopEQUIRED for summer holidays, posi--*-*1 tion as Help, experienced, good needlework, fond of children. 8571, "Dominion.” TYOMESTIC Girl, Taihape, or near, •L' good cook, all duties, strong; rets. Cunningham’s Elite Registry, 50 Boulcott St. 42—205. . N7"OUNG Housekeeper, baby, do all A duties, refined, educated; go anywhere; good cook. Cunningham's Elite Registry. 42—205. TIfANAWATU Labour Agency, Palmerston North, Phone 6672. —Waitengagement: Experienced farm workers, married couples, cooks, waitresses. WIDOW, boy, 3, refined, young, House- ’ ’ keeper, with or without mistress ; go anywhere; knowledge, nursing, medical, and surgery. Cunningham's Registry. WIDOW, middle age, refined, English, educated, working Housekeeper;_ all duties; go anywhere; excellent credentials. Cunningham’s Elite 'Registry. 42—205. ■ ——MARINE expert. I >ETIRED Sea Captain, expert all branches Marine work, seeks congenial employment, preferably in connection with small craft. Write LoB4, ‘DoYTOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations, Correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plumc, initials, or number, to care of any Post Office, will NOT be forwarded from office of posting. Advertisers who do not desire their names and addresses disclosed may have replies addressed e/o “Dominion.” All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly. _____ TRADESMEN. Parkin bros., for shopfittings, Office and General Alterations. pARPENTERING.—If you want a good Carpenter & prompt job, Ring 54—570, C. Richardson; P.R., 24 —098. EOR PLUMBING WORK ring 24— -*- 088. Prices were never lower. Levestam and Co., Plumbers, 178 Riddiford St. and Lnmbton Qy. ; PARTNERSHIPS VACANT AND WANTED. i A/OUNG Gentleman, small capital, de- ' A sirous meeting one similar position. . suggestions other than seeking gold or > mythical treasure invited. N;>9l. I’Jminiou.” . AT7ANTED, Man with sawmill experi- , ’ • ence preferred and £lOO-£3OO, join advertiser, sound proposition, near Wellington. .State cash available and particulans. X 604. “Dominion.” PUBLIC NOTICES. T GEORGE BURTON STYLES, of i -*■» Te Horo, Farmer, will not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name after this date without my written ( authority. DATED this 12th day of December, 1932. (Sgd.) G. B. STYLES. J UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. . ENROLMENT FOR SCIENCE CLASSES, 1933. pWING to the limited accommodation ” in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, it may be necessary to restrict the number of students. ' The council has therefore decided : (a) That intending students should be advised to make application for admission not later than February 4. (b) That,- if restriction is necessary, preference should be given to those with ■ higher education qualifications. Forme of application may be obtained from J. K. 11. INGLIS. . Acting-Registrar. THE BRODRIBB TRUST. tpHE Governors of Christ’s Hospital in- -*- vite applications for admission to the Schools of the Foundation. Candidates must be related by blood to Arthur Hubert Brodribb. Lawrence Cuthbert Brodribb. Charles Hildred Brodribb. Doris Elizabeth Brodribb (nee Holman), or Lilian Florence Annie Brodribb (nee Waller). They must be between the ages of 9 and 11 years and their parents or guardians must be. in the opinion of the Council of Almoners of Christ’s Hospital, in need of assistance toward the education of their children. Candidates must be able, to pass the ■ prescribed educational and medical examinations. Particulars may be obtained of the Clerk of Christ’s Hospital, 26 Great Tower Street, London, E.C.3. England. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. 'V'OTICE is hereby given that at a J '’ Special Meeting of the Wellington City Council on November 17, 1932, the following resolution was passed:—The Wellington City Council hereby makes by Special Order Hie following By-law under anil by virtue of and in exercise and in pursuance of the powers and authorities vested in it by the Municipal Corporations Act, 1920. and its amendments, and of all other Aets. powers and authorities (if any) enabling it in that behalf. The Short Title of this By-law is “The Wellington City Amendment Bylaw No. 82 (Itinerant Traders) 1932.” The object and purport of the By-law arc to provide for the licensing of Itinerant Traders. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the resolution will bp submitted for confirmation at an ordinary meeting of the 'Wellington City Council, to be held on Thursday. December 15. 1932. at the Council Chamber. Town HaU. Cuba Street, Wellington, at S p.m. A full copy of the said By-law is deposited at the office of the Town Clerk to the said Council, and may be inspected by all persons during ordinary office hours. Dated this 21st dav of November. 1932. E. P. NORMAN. Town Clerk. PIANOS WANTED. QPOT Cash for your Piano or Player, or vbur Piano exchanged for n Mighty Temple Radio. Atwater's Piano Co., Ltd., Courtenay Chambers. Wellington. 53—595. PIANO TUNING. PIANOS tuned, 5/-; overhauls from £l. Atwaters Piano Co., Ltd., Courtenay Chambers. 53 —595. _____ SUBURBAN SHOPPING. TV E WTOWN—BLACK TULIP, EngL' land’s subtlest perfume. in lovely range of shapes and varieties. J. Castle, Chemist. Newtown. N ~”EWT6m ; N— Clear that lingering cough. Castle’s LUNG BALSAM, a genuine traditional old English remedy. 2/- and 3/-, Castle, Newtown.