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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17139, 19 April 1919, Page 2

Situations Vacant. TTNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, U DUNEDIN. N.Z. f I i Applications are invited (or each of the J followine positions;— 1 (a) PROFESSOR OF SYSTEMATIC I MEDICINE. . * ft) PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL MEDI- . CINE AND THERAPEUTICS, (c) LECTURER ON CLINICAL MEDI. { CINE. 1 a The . annual salaries attaching to the respective positions are;—(a) £600, <b) £500. A (c) £400. Restricted private practice is t allowed. Full particulars may be obtained from the J undersigned, with whom applications close « on SATURDAY, August 80, 1919. 1 H. CHAPMAN, 1 Registrar, J yULCANISER EXPERT, j EXPERT MOTOR TRIMMER, 1 .Exceptionally good prospects, conditions. ana wages. c Constant job. j Also, I GOOD COACH PAINTER. i Apply, t BOX 75:1, | Auckland. ] 1 WAIAPU HOSPITAL AND CHARIT- " »V. ABLE AID BOARD. J .Wanted for the Te Araroa Cottage Hospital, Nurse to take charge; also a Pro- i bationer. Information as to salaries and - conditions may be obtained on application | THE SECRETARY. Waiapu Hospital and C.A. Board, Waipiro Bay. ' 1 « Apartments Wanted. BED-SITTING Room, nicely furnished, in ; good locality, Mt. Eden district preferred, wanted by young gentleman.— - tieulars, 777, Herald. ' BED-SITTING Room, furnished, required U by married couple; breakfast, sleep-out accommodation; elevated position, private . family.—State terms, Permanent, 280, Herald. BOARD and Residence wanted, Mondays to jJ Fridays, inclusive, for girl attending Epsom Grammar School.—Box 632. "DOARD wanted by couple- privafA family; JJ sunny room; near 2d section. Remuera., Epsom.—Terms to M-, 770, HEBAIiD. BOARD and Residence wanted in refined family, for 9-months-old healthy baby ; girl.— Pine Street. Mt. Eden. BOARD wanted by two refined young gentlemen from Dunedin, with private fam- • ily._ln good locality.—Refined, 329, HEBAIiD. ' ROOM, furnished, with breakfast, wanted [ by Business Man; any good locality; ; with shed for motor Bachelor. 251, HEBAI.P. Apartments Vacant. — — i A CCOMMODATION for Visitors and Perxi. manents; select and home-like; board, 22s 6d, or break'ust onlyHiUctest; 49. I East Street, Syc.onde Street. | A DVERTISER has Superioir Front Balil cony Bed-aitting Room, with kitohen- | otto and gae stove; present tenants. 41 years.—72, Ponsonby Rd. • A LBERT COFFEE PALACE. 7, Victoria ' ■ A Street East, opposite Central Hotel.— Meals, Is; Moal Tickets, 10s per doz. 1 Board and Lodgings at Reduced Rates. Oldest established place in town. A PARTMENTS, pleasant, to Let.—Apply i -a. Private Hotel, Birkenhead, or Butler Bros.. City Chambers. Queen St. A USTRAL Agency 17. Phoenix Chambers, ■iX opjp. G.P.O.—We have furnished and unfurnished Flats and Rooms in good localities. JPhone_2lo2A. BEDROOM, large, unfurnished, to Let;use convs.— at HebALP. "DEDROOM and Sittingroom, front, to Let, J-» 1 minute Address at Herald. "DEDROOM and Sittingroom, comfortable, X) with board, within 3d sec., close to tram stop.— 20, Bracken Avenue, Epsom. "DED-SITTING Room, 1 double, 1 single. JJ newly decorated and furnished: hot bath and conva. 'Phone 8024 (3 rings) BURWOOD, PRINCEB STREET, ALBERT PARK. Fmt-claas Board and Residence. Ucder Now Improved Management 'Phone 1484. Electric Lijht. [ Tariff from 27s 6d. CL 1 5 T O N. Whitaker Place, off Symonds St., first' r tram stop past St. Paul's. Apartments, ' i Breakfast optional. 'Phone 8216. ' Central Quint. > T\EVONPORT.—CIifton, Jubilee Avenue, , xJ North Head.—Private Board and Resi- ; dence for visitor? and permanents, near Cheltenbam Beach. HOME, comfortable, offered to young lady in business; terms very moderate; references required; ML Eden.—Apply Jones, CSS, HEBALPHOME, bright, refined, offered to refined M.C., as paying guests. Business people preferred. 'Phone. Central.— at HEBAbP. HOME, real nice, offered to two refined young gents as paying guests, share same room; central. 'Phone.— at hebalp. - THING'S NORTON. 8, Lower Symonds St. Is. —Double Bedrooms, with KUchenatte, and Single Rooms; with breakfast.—Thone 2688. T ADY would Lot Furnished Room to young JU Lady Teacher or Lady engaged in busines3' rets.—J.H., 309, Herald. tfOUNT ROYAL. 287. Upper Bymonds Bt. i>X Vacancies for Visitors and Permapents; terms mod; single and double rooms. t 'Phone 852. [ QUEEN'S CLIFFE. 1, Scotia Place, Upv» per Queen St-—Flats, single and double rooms; breakfast optional. 'Phone 4086. OOM, furnished, double bed and 1 single t Iv bed, vacant now; opp. Technical Colleee.—so. Titchmount, Wellesley St. East ' "ROOMS (2), use conveniences; suit one or Xv two business girls.— 50, Remuera P.O. I DOOMS, 8, furnished; use kitchen; pril) vate family; Id section.—9B, Symonds St. "DOOMS. 2, unfurnished or furnished, dou- '. Il ble or single bedroom: use convs.; good locality.—Address at Herald. - DOOMSSingle Beds, sa; Double, 12a; - I\ sitting-smoke room; Brighton s House. 61. Hobson St.. near Victoria St. ROOMS— -Single Beds. 5s 6d and 7s Sd, breakfast if desired; Double (M.C.) 13s Sd: all convs.; sitting-smoke room, hot hath and.shower, electric hsjht throughout; Smina station —Victoria House. 48. Nelson St.. City. RY E C P. O F T, 26, Lower Symonds St. '■ Good Accommodation for Visitors and Permanents; singlo and double rooms; modern j. convs.; electric light throughout. Reasoni able terms j MRS. KNOCK. Late of Hot Springs Hotel, To Aroha, and ,[ Waikato Hotel, Hamilton. S' 1 O R R E N T O, 8. GRAFTON ROAD, near Choral 1 Hail. First-class Accommodation- 'Phone 1708. MISS C. BURKE. 'the chimes, 1 57, SYMONDS STREET. The above Popular Houbo is now conducted as an Apartment House on the English system. Breakfast if desired. 'Phone 1144. MRS MARTIN. - TTISITORS and Permanents accommoy V dated with superior furnished rooms in quiet business houEe.—9, Lower Vincent St. "\7IBITORS and Permanents will find a V comfortable Home at Glenosmond, Lower Symonds Bt.—Mrs. J. Ingram. ''Phone e- 1349. it ' ——- —• ie WENTWORTH. 229, Ponsonby Rd.p VV Furnished Rooms, Easter week; electric light, cal.font; breakfast if desired, id — rpHE FARMER 9' HOUSE. :e THE LANGHAM PRIVATE HOTEL. AUCKLAND--50 " (Next Laidlaw Leeds). ,t----es " ~ " , WHERE TO STAY 'IN WELLINGTON: 'y VV HOTEL COLUMBLV. near Town Hall. a- Cuba Street.—First-class accommodation ior '® 100 guests. Electric light throughout, 'h Elevator. Ten bathrooms. Excellent cuisine. Drawing and commercial rooms. Tarift; 8s per day; £2 2s per week. I'ermanenta by arrangement. Now under the entirely new management of MRS. M COOKE, late " of Christchurch. 3' '■ Wanted to Buy, gOLDIERS' DIARIES. ■R The Mitchell Library, Sydney, is desirous i° of purchasing, for permanent preservation, tr Original Diaries of Australian and New Zealand soldiers, taking part in the Great ;e , War Good prices will be paid for good material. Address: Mitchell Library, Macquarie Street, Sydney. For the Trustees, W. H. IFOULD, Principal Librarian and Secretary,