Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10963, 27 July 1921, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT ANTED, a Pantrymaid; good wages. ~ * AppJy International Cafe, 23, .Manners street. TU" ANTED, Harried Couple (o R&oeral and cownuan-gardener/. i>end copies references and state wage* required, to Box 3*, Takapau, Hawke : Bay. competent Cook, «el 4 _ . monthly (officers' Quarters). Star Registry, 250, Lambton quav. 'Phone Hotel Cook. Star Kegitr try, 250, Lambton quav Thune 2339. * ’ YU" ANTED, Waitresses for refresh- "" ment rooms. Star Registry, 250, Lambton quay. 'Phone 2339. AN TED, Couple, with daughter to * * assist, for station. Star Registry, 250, Lambton quay. 'Phone 2339. ANTED, Ladyhelps, Nurses, Pax- * * lourmaids. Cooks, and GeneralsStar Registry, 250, Lambton quay. 'Phone 2339. WANTED, Children's Nurse, JtlOO per annum. South Island. Scottish Registry, 208, Lambton quay.., WANTED, Cooks and Parlourmaids. Scottish Registry, 208. Lambton quay. • WANTED, Cook-Generals, Ladyhelps, Kitchenmaids, and Housemaids. Scottish Registry, 2uß. Lambton quay. WANTED, Boot Repairer (improver)i bandsman preferred: constant job. Apply Secretary, Town Band. Waipukurau. Y?U ANTED, Gardener, for Taihape * * district. W.F. Labour Bureau,. Id* Grey_ street. \\T ANTED, Hand Milkqr, Hutt dis- * ’ trict, wages 40s. W.F. Labour Bureau, lg, Grey street. VITANIiI), Couple, North Wairarapa * * district, wife cook-general, husband cowman-gardener. W.F. Labour Bureau, 18. Grev street. VK7ANTED, Couple for Alarton, man milk 3 cows and do odd jobs, wife cook-general tfor small family. W.F. Labour Bureau. 18, Grey street.

RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS.LOOK WHO’S BF.HK PABIS HOUSE, CUBA STBEET. .- Opening To-day for HOT LUNCH,' 12 io a. _, Our Motto: CLEANLINESS AM) CIVILITY. . F. CLAKK, Proprietor, K-CUOHSr; Meals 'tor Is 6d Ibj cuacea sion tiiket) Breakfast, 7to S-30; Dinner, 12 to 2; Tea. 5.30 to 7 JO. At the Trocatlero - Hotel, Lambton quay. DON'T- FUHUhT that Mrs Co Poland has opened an up-to-date Confectionery Shop at ltS.. Lambton Quay. Make a note of address, f I tHE TIFFIN, 95. Manners street--1- new premises (upstairs), serves the best 3-Course Meal in town. Note the. address. EAT for healtn. strength, and efficiency. The Vegetarian Cafe provides the best of ’food properly combined, thoroughly cooked, tastefully and- expeditiously served. 83. Willis street, ALL Meals reduced to la fid at Palmer's Luncheon and Sapper Booms. 168. Ismbbs Quay-- . ■ HOME-MADE CAKES can always be procured at Mrs Copeland’s, Lambton -quay, also a large and up-to-date-stock always kept of high-class confectionery. ___ WAM TED Known —That the Cluo ‘ -Luncheon Booms, US, Courtenay place, is open 6.30 .every morning lor Breakfast. can get a first-class Dinner with * good service. The Tiffin, new premises (upstairs), 95, Manners sippet. UST OPENED. 123, Lambton «uay— Copeland’s Tea Booms, where a dainty morning and afternoon tea can be secured. Home-made cakes. . ■\7TSITOBS to Wellington should go to V Palmer’s, up-to-date Luncheon Booms, 168. Lambton Quny. All meals reduced to Is 6d. WANTED Known—That the Cluo Luncheon and Tearooms. 126. Courtenay place, is open for Breakfast 6.30 every moroiny except Sunday. T last Wellington bnrinwi peoplt can get a lirst-class Dinner with « good service. The Tiffin, new premises (upstairs), 95, Manners street. InQ lAMHWN QUAY Call and _L,4o, sample Mrs Copeland’s dainty morning and afternoon tees. Homemade cakes a specialty. ,'-)\TOW reduced to Is 6d. all meals, il Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Booms, Lambton quay. - Tt VEALS reduced to Is 6d at Palmer’s itL Luncheon and Supper Booms. ItSi, Lambton quay, rfIHEBE are many plaeea in WeUingJL ton to have yonr meals. Try ths Club Tea and Luncheon Booms. 126. Courtenay place, and you will always go there. 1 - f TTOUNDt-Where to obtain an appetwP ing M««l, coupled with a good service. The Tiffin, 95. Manners street, new premises (upstairs).

PRIVATE Supper Rooms are provided for Ladies at Palmer's, 168. Lambton gnay. All meals reduced to le 6d. WANTED Known All Meals reduced to Is Gd at Palmer's Luncheon Sapper Rooms. 168. Lambton quay. WHERE are you going for Lunch t Trocadero. of course! X gst fiv« courses for Is 6d. By Concession TicfcetDLNE at The Tiffin—Always a tempting menu. Note the address: _ 85, ttaTiTiers street, new premises (upstairs). DYERS. CLEANERS. ETC. TTHJIt any time Suits, Hats. and OosJ? tames DRY Cleaned better than new. Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd- S 8 g-*\ OING ail day long are our telephones VJT Dry Cleaning orders. Nos. 44J413, Victoria laundry Co— Ltd. SEND all your Ury Cleaning to the largest firm in Australasia. Victoria laundry Oo— Ltd., S6B tx)K the Holidays—Suite or Dresses J? Dry Cleaned equal to new, _at Barber’s, 125. Cuba street. No Dyeing. HATS. Suits, Costumes, Carpetm all Dry C3eaniDf» ewatnallj oomai Id ' us. - Victoria Laundry Co.. Ltd. WANTED Known—W. Barber and Co.. 125, Cuba street, and I*7. Riddiford street, are the oldest Dry w—Vo i n Wellington. No Cleaning Works in Dyeing. DYERS, CLEANERS, ETC.—Ladies! Spring cleaning will be here shortly; let. ns assist. Rouse-cleaning caterec for. Carpets collected, cleaned and returned same day if required. Vacuum Cleaning Co.. 18, Grey street. Ring 2333 or 22-6**. AMERICAN Dyers and Cleaners. Suits and Costumes Dry Cleaned and Pressed, 7s 6d; repairs, terms moderate ; salso Men's Hats cleaned and blocked. Orders called for on request. C. A. Heboend, *9. Kent terrace. Wellington. Telephone <62 ENOUGH SAID! THE firm where work advertises it aelf. Entail's Dye Worka, 85. Vivian street.