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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 172, 18 April 1939, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Position as Station Rnbbiter by young experienced man. Write, C 703, Dominion. OUALIFIED Female Chef Becks position. Good refs. Apply ‘Chef, C 692, “Dominion/’ WANTED, position as .Cook,” hotel; good worker, reliable. M-80, "Dominion,” Mastertoll. WANTFD by lady, musical, position Vr Ladybell) in relined home, country preferred. C 728, “Dominion." ENGINE DRIVER, Ist class Ticket, requires employment; used all classes firing, including wet wood. 8720, "Dominion.” YOUNG LADY, 22, requires position as Companion-help in good home, e” 1 ' 11 ' try or ’Wanganui preferred. N6to. "Dominion.” AN. aged 58. plain cook, household duties, milk; abstainer; go anywhere; rels. M. Sadler, Tapula Street, Castlecliff. Books, Income-Tax, -I- Costing, Secretarial, etc. Experienced Accountant offers services at moderate fees. A 721, “Dominion. ’ ArOUNG Man. experienced horseman, •L wants position handling horses or riding work. Good education and good worker; weight ten stone twelve. S7ll “Dominion.” ■- NTOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations Correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, initials or number, to care of any Post Office, will NOT be forwarded from the office of posting. Advertisers who do not desire their names and addresses disclosed may have replies addressed c/o “Dominion.” All such replies will he forwarded to advertisers nrompHy FARM WORK WANTED OUTH wants work, good inland Sheep Station, very adaptable. A7IJ. “Dominion.” ANTED by young man, 21, position on sheep farm ; saddle and bridle. Apply C 697, “Dominion.” \VANTED by Young Man (20), posi- ’’ tion Sheep Farm; saddle, bridle, 3 dogs, 4 years’ experience. “Experienced,” J. Stonehouse, ‘‘Dominion” Agent, Lower Hutt. pIEiRMAN Couple just arrived want vV work; man first-class milker, able to separate milk, butter-preparation, etc.; good knowledge in sheep, horses, pig and fowl farming. Licence for car, truck and motor-cycle. Wife perfect in all domestic duties. Write N 712 ‘‘Dominion.” SHAREMILKING TJELIABLE, experienced Married Man, first-class references, wants Sharemilking, coming season. Write W139, “Dominion,” Wanganui. WANTED, for first-class Waikato farm, Sharemilker with own herd, 75-80 cows, 50-50 basis. Write W142, “Dominion,” Wanganui. WORK WANTED. pARKIN BROS., faF Shopfittings, 1 office and general alterations. WANTED, Carpentering Alterations, Extensions and Repairs; all work guaranteed. Ring 24-596. /"CARPENTERING —If you want a good carpenter and prompt job, ring 53751. C. Richardson, P.R.. 25-408. VVANTED by young man, work of any '' description, driving preferred; public vehicle licence; urgent. M2Bl, “Dominion,” Masterton. WK. SCRYMGEOUR & CO., • 76 Adelaide Rd., Wellington, for Plumbing, Drainage, Hot Water and Range Work, Tel. 51-882, HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. KTEW BALMORAL Private Hotel, Courtenay Place, Wellington, centre City, all convs.: popular tariff. Tel 51-190. WE TRAVEL WITHOUT TROUBLE. DO YOU? WE’VE learned what carefree travel ’ * really means. It’s not an exaggerated statement, but a definite fact. The Government Tourist Department has made it possible by issuing Travel Tickets from anywhere to anywhere in the Dominion —by any and all means of transport. Decide for yourself where you’re spending your vacation—consult your Government Tourist Bureau, and they will plan your tour, offering helpful suggestions, and issue all the necessary return travel tickets in booklet form, and book your accommodation. No trouble, no worry. GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, “The Dominion” Building, Wakefield Street. Tel. 44-120. CAMPING GROUNDS. VITAIKANAE Beach Camp, all con- • ’ venieuces comfortable cabins; ideal holiday ; store handy. City prices. pARAPARAUMU BEACH—Motorists J- and Tourists’ Camp. Tel. 34M. Cabins available: b. nnd c. water, eleetric jugs and hotplates. ACCOMMODATION WANTED. BOARD —Permanent business couple, boy 10, near Marist school. N 713 "Do minion.” ANTED, Board or Furnished Room, use convs., by young lady. C 726, “Dominion.” VxTA.NTEIJ by young man, Board and ’ ’ Residence or Furnislied Room, anywlicre. C 727, ‘•Dominion.” ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. Q.OIJb Beds. 2/(1 uightly. liing 50-348. pOARD offered two frien d s willing share room; central; convs.; tel. LSBA, Willis St. VISITORS to Wellington—Superior Accommodation for casuals, bed and breakfast; near I’arlt. Bldgs. 81 Hill St. KO VIVIAN ST.—Good Bed and Breakfast, 4/6 uightly. £1 weekly. Gearsonly ; side entrance. iJUTEL AVON (Private), 24 Lambton Qy., close Ferry Wharf ami Station Tariff. 11/6 a day. Tel. -11-874.

ARGYLE HOUSE, 20 .Murphy Street, AY near Railway Station —Single and Double Rooms, cnsiinl. Tel. 42-04.1. LI OTEL BRISTOL, Private, Ghuzuee L-* st. —Excellent Accumuioda tion n heart of city. Tel. 52-218. XTISITORS to "Wellington — Exclusive - Accommodation, bed and breakfast; casuals; central: ear parking. Tel. 54626. rpilE GRANGE, 307 Willis St.—Good Accommodation lor Casuals; bed, tray, 4/- a night. Mrs. M. L. McPherson. AItLINGTON~HOUS’E. 134~ Dixon Street. — First-class Accommodation for Bachelors; ideal surroundings; 2miu. St. George. Phone 50-560. VV ADE’S PRIVATE HUTEL, Marion ’’ St. —Vacancies, single and double rooms; permanents by arrangement. Casuals. Tel. 54-385. LI OTEL SELWYN, 7 Cambridge Ter n for quiet Holiday, ur. Oriental Bay: moderate tariff. Mrs. F. Oakley. Proprietress. Tel. 50-035.