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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10086, 27 September 1918, Page 1

CROWNALL READY FOR SERVICE SUITS We can FIT YOU : We specialise in making our READY FOR SERVICE SUITS to fit all figures. Crown Clothing Mfg. Co. (N.Z.) Utdi 79 "Willis Street.

SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED FOB TEA BOOM. QUART WAITRESS required, for our £-> Tea Boom; also EXPERIENCED WOMAN, to assist in, kitchen. Apply MANAGERESS, Tea- Room, 831 Kirkcaldie au-d Stains, Ltd. TO MACHINISTS. TV"IRKCALDIE AND STAINS. LTD., -Aa. have Vacancies in Manufacturing Department for Machinists; also Maohii nist experienced ’in hemstitching. Apply, at once, MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT. WANTED, "OOYS POE TEA PACKING; good wages. Apply NELSON, MOATE, AND 00., LTD., Corner Wakefield and Parish streets. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. TWO ASSISTANT MASTERS are required, duties to begin on February Ist, 1819. Salary £2OO to £330, according to qualifications and experience. The appointments may be temporary. Applications (to be sent by October 18 th to CHAS. P. POWLES, 565 Secretary. WANTED. Fob macarthy convalescent HOME, Belmont, a Capable Woman as COOK-LAUNDRESS. Apply SXSTEE-IN-CHAEGE, 880 'Phone 98, Lower Hutt. WANTED, VACUUM CLEANERS. WA N T E DSIX FIRST-CLASS MEN. For Vacuum and General Cleaning; Also, GOOD MAN with, knowledge of Fitting and Laying Linos and Carpets. We ate also requiring MAN to take charge of our Hawke’s Bay, Manawatu, and VVairarapa Branches, owing to several members of the staff having to proceed to Camp in the near future. This is an opportunity which seldom arises of acquiring a business by easy monthly instalments, and affords energetic men a chance to take over any of the abovenamed branches, fully stocked, with large Motor Vacuum Cleaning Machine and valuable connections already established. Apply personally or by letter PRINCIPAL, Vacuum Cleaning Co. of N.Z., IS, Grey street, Wellington. 'Phone 2333. 862 WiApply A N T 33 ;• CARPENTERS. FOREMAN, DDOMINION FARMERS'' CONTRACT, Featherston street. POBIRUA MENTAL HOSPITAL. WANTED, Probationer Attendants; salary to commence .£lO5 per annum for single men and £155 . for married men. with board, oto. Apply personally to the Medical Superintend. ent. 882 POBIRUA MENTAL HOSPITAL. Probationer Nurses; salary to commence £65 per anim,, with board, etc. Apply personally tne Medical Superintendent. 883 XT ANTED, » salarv ANTE BOY FOR FACTORY. DApply FACTORY MANAGER, "N.Z. Times” Co., Lid. LETTERPRESS MACHINIST. ST ANTED, a FIRST-CLASS LETTERV PRESS MACHINIST, capable of charge of room, Apply FACTORY MANAGER, “New Zealand Times." BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TO THE BOYS'IN CAMP! WEEK-END BOARD FOR 7s. 0 ROOMS and a ROIAL WELCOME awaits you at ygm'B PRIVATE HOTEL, 260, LAMBTON QUAY, lo entrance, Hannah’s Building’s, few ors from Kelburn 'iram. Aop, and ivds from wharf and G.P.O. Call, write ’phone 2063. Ordinary tariff 4s Gd per y; 22s 6d per week. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. OUEEN’S PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite •‘Dominion” Newspaper. Ono minute tram. rail, steamer. Every comfort, convenience. Excellent cuisine. Moderate tariff. H. Innes. 'Phone 2310. riiS NBWBEUY has resumed manL agemeut of the Lyail Bay Tea mis- Board and Residence; Morning, ernoon Teas; Grills at all hours; Dmat 5-15 P-m. Weekly terms if desirDiniior Sunday from 12.45 p.m. Under Now Management. EVIATHAN PRIVATE HOTEL, Manners street ’umished throughout. Excellent cuisine. Tariff 35s week. MRS LEAN, Proprietress. SID PRIVATE HOTEL, nion Avenue (Piimmer's Stops), commodious first-class Private iow open to receive Guests, iy furnished; two bathrooms on ; excellent cuisine. Commandfora roof garden of Wellington mr. Terms moderate. 628. 9 McCOEMICK. Proprietress. VWTILLOW BANK PRIVATE HOTEL. V » - Palmerston North. Two minutes Station and Post Office. Excellent accommodation. First-class table. MRS LAW. Proprietress. KUI’TURE— Wear the O’Coanor Truss; no iron or steel; comfortable, durable. Win. Salok, Sydney Chemist. 32. Willis street. WHERE can I purchase best quality Paint, direct from the factory? No middleman’s profits. Jackson and Co., .Wingfield street.