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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 195, 14 May 1940, Page 1

SITUATION’S WANTED—(Continued). DAKEH, Pastrycook, first-class tradesman, sober, reliable, permanent or relieving; country. L 734, “Dominion.” OELIAIJDE Young Widow desires -*-* Housekeeping, Cook-general position ; country preferred. iS73-l, “Dominion.”

WANTED, position in doctor’s or dentist’s rooms, by Nurse with 3 years’ experience. Reply N7ll, “Dominion." T> EFINED Widow, child 5, housekeepAA er’s position, own mistress preferred; small remuneration. S7lO, ‘'Dominiom” TOIAPABLE Young Lady, competent. to driver, seeks position CompanionChauffeuse, town or country. H 760, ‘'Dominion.” COMPANIONABLE Young Widow; to' child two, seeks position, Housekeeper ; own mistress; permanent. 8741, “Dominion.” QEMI-TRAINED Nurse available, to nurse-companion, or nurse-house-keeper. Wide experience. Credentials. 5757 “Dominion,” T> EFINED Young Lady requires posi--*A tion as Companiou-Chauffieuse; Manawatu district. Write P4BB, “Dominion,” Palm. Nth. "VOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations A’ 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 name.? and addresses. disclosed may have replies addressed c/o “Dominion." All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly. SHAKEMILKING. CHAREMILKING wanted by two to young men. Cambridge district preferred. Reply Farmer, N 723 “Dominion." QHAREMILKING by family of 6, 4 TO shed-hands, 3 good milkers. Guaranteed. Reply with particulars, M6lO “Dominion,” Mastertou. WANTED, Sharemilkers, 80 to 100 cows, by married man; large family ; best refs. Apply Walsh, “Dominion,” Dannevirke. Tel. No. 28-693, Dannevirke.. FARM WORK WANTED. T?OY, 155 years, desires position on A* sheep farm; 18 months’ experience. 5749, “Dominion.” VV ANTED, by married Dairy Farm ’ ’ Manager, position, wages or shares ; life experience. L 738, “Dominion.” TV ANTED, position Farm Manager, by ' ' experienced married man, two dogs, excellent references. 5748 “Dominion.” YOUNG Man, 23, from South Island. A like position sheep farm or station, as ploughman or general farm-hand. J 722, “Dominion.” , TVANTED, by competent man, 24. ’ ' Shepherding or Team Work; driver’s licence; station preferred. A 721, “Dornin ion.” WORK WANTED AND REPAIRS. PARKIN' i BROS., lor Shapfittings. A- Office and General Alterations. CHOE repairs. Best and cheapest shop TO in. city. Workmanship guaranteed. Corner Taranaki ane Dixon Streets. fOARPENTERS and others! Bring to your saws to 40 Ghuznee Street (Gaudin's Buildings) to be sharpened. TJLOCKED drains are dangerous to AA your health. Barr-Browns, Expert Plumbers, get on the job quickly. Tel. 54-146.' PIANO Tunings, 10/-; Repairs, Overhauls. Howell (Tuner to 2ZB), 40 Taranaki St. (Levy Bldgs.). Tel. 51-231. pARPENTERING—-If you want a good TO Carpenter and prompt job, ring 53751. C. Riehardson, P.IL, 25-408. REPAIRS to Leather Suitcases and Travelling Bags. Have special attention at J. E. Evans, 156 Lambton Qy. Tel. 44-770. •J n/- Pianos Tuned. Reconditioned AV/ lowest rates. F. Weingott. tuner' to Govt. Tourist Govt. Dept. Tel. 18-258. '

H CAMERON, Builder, W eraroa • Road, Levin. Tel. 52M. Modern construction. Plans prepared. Jobbing work specialist., K. SCRYMGEOUR AND CO~ • 76 Adelaide Rd., Wellington, for Plumbing. Drainage, Hot Water and Range Work. Tel 51-882. AINTING and Paperhanging, by skilled tradesmen, under personal supervision, from Singleton Painting Scrvice, Haining St. Tel. 51-969. CAMPING GROUNDS. PARAPARAUMU Beach—Book Cabins now for May school holidays. .Write Mason. Motor Camp. Paraparaumu Beach. ACCOMMODATION VVANTED. CARD Wanted, single man, Lower Hutt. Reply L 759, “Dominion.” ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON pAULFIELD HOUSE, Sydney St. East TO (opp. Parlt. Bldgs.)—Modern Guest House. Mrs. Maxwell. Proprietress. Tel. 42-355. ’ pASUALS, bed and breakfast, 5/-. 22 TO Pirie Street. O'/Q TARANAKI ST., has Vacancies. J geuts, 10/- weekly; good home. TTOMELY aud Comfortable Bed and to- Tray, 5/-; near Station. 42 Murphy St. TeL 46-204. TOO Wallace Street—Sunny rooms, JLOfi' ra y ; n i ce surroundings, garages; moderate charges; smin. town, A CCOMMODATION—DoubIe rooms -to. a nd share room. Bed aud breakfast or board. Tel. SQ-554. ■VACANCY for young man to board, or ’ bed and breakfast. Share room. 32 Majoribanks St, SINGLE, Double Rms., plenty hot to water. Lambton House, Plimmers Steps. Ring 42-568., -J OQ SYDNEY ST. WEST, close Sta- -*•*-* to ti on —Vacancies Gents; good home ; 12/6 weekly. (A OOD /Accommodation, 3 refined adults, TO sharing, 12/6, or Couple; breakfasts optional; convs.; phone. 121 Constable St. YACANCIES, Gents, guest-house, Ter- ’ race; bed and breakfast, or part board ; terms moderate. Tel. 45-836. T IN WOOD, 238 Tinakori Road, near to mu street—Bed and Breakfast. Casuals 6/6. Tel. 42-BSO. DEI) and Breakfast, superior home, from 4/6. 131 Abel Smith St., off Willis St. Tel. 53-475, EAR Station —Double, Single, Rms.. tray: casuals. 28 Murphy St. Tel. 46-275 ___ !.(,< WILLIS ST. (near Hotel St?. A George)—Double and Single Rms.: morning tea; permanents aud casuals. Accommodation Continued On Col. 2, Page 2. !