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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11252, 3 July 1922, Page 1

ENGAGEMENT RINGS Diamond and Ruby or Sapphifli -Vi FROM £441-. M. W. LLOYD JEWELLER EtO. I L.~. 0... TnJ Cab. St. WelliaiM REAL DIAMONDS From £6 to £SO

SITUATIONS VACANT. T. ARMSTRONG AND CO., LTD., Drapery Christchurch. the services of a first-clas.-MILLINEiR to take charge of Table. Apply immediately, with copy references only. RED CROSS NCRSB. WANTED, whole-time Red Cross Nurse in connection with l’eace Time Activity. Apply, in writing, stating qualifications, by JCLY 10th to Box 969, 0.P.0., Wellington. Schedule of duties may be seen at the Red Cross Society, 63, Dixon street, Wellington. DARiGAYJLEE TOWN BAND. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Conductor of the Dargaville Town Band; salary £52 (fifty-two pounds) per annum; cornet player preferred . Applicant to state nature of employment required. Applications close JULY 10th. J. L. MANNING, Secretary. “01

REID CROSS ORGANISER. WANTED by Red Cross, a whole time Medical Man, must be a member of the British Medical Association. Preference will be shown to man possessing Active Service experience. Sound organising ability essential. Applications, which will be treated in strict confidence, should state qualifications and salary expected, and reach this office by JULtf 10th. Apply, SECRETARY, Box 969, Wellington. TUB NEW ZEALAND BRANCH OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY AND ORDER OF ST. JOHN. RED Cross Scholarship for Training in Public Health Work; value <£2so and travelling expenses; course to take ten months at a College in London j term begins OCTOBER Ist, .1922. Applicants must be under 40 years of age and possess a diploma or certificate of the highest Now Zealand standard. Applications to he made in writing, with copies testimonials, to the undermentioned not later than MONDAY, July 10th. The successful candidate will require to leave New Zealand by the end of the current month. SECRETARY, Red Cross Society, 609 Box 969, Wellington.

FJNANPCIAU TEN PER CENT. INTEREST. required to develop sound progressive business, as First Mortgage on Chattel, security valued ►62000; immediate monthly repayments, i principal and interest, spread over 5 £ears : active partnership entertained. Fullest investigation invited. Ajiply, No. 20, “N.Z. Times” office. 682 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS, Commercial grill rDcm, Panama street—Cleanliness and Civility i our motto. Give us a Trial. RUGBY 1 Rugby l Rugby!—To all , Rugby Players: Don't forget vo j call at Parliamentary Cafe. 70, Lambton quay, after the fight is over. NOTICE. —The Trocadero Hotel has been taken over by Mr Philip E. j Low. When in search of a good place to Lunch call at The Trocadero. , MLSiC hath ©harms, but there's noth-j ing so charming and satisfying as! a good appetising Dinner at the Sanitarium Health Food Co.'s Dining Booms, S 3, Willis street (upstairs). Come along to-dav j ■\TISITORS to Wellington should go to V Palmer's up-to-date Luncheon Rooms, 168, Lambton quay. All meals reduced to Is 6d. ANTED Known Pr.lmer'e Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay, are open all day Tuesdays. • DON'T be prejudiced. Try a Meal or two at Wellington's Vegetarian Cafe, before passing your opinion of a vegetarian dinner. FRESH Fish daily at Palmer's, 168, Lambton quay. OPEN all day on Tuesday; Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Booms, 163, Lambton quay. WANTED Known We now remain open all day every Tuesday. Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Booms, 168. Lambton nuay. AT Tea time call at The Trocadero. This Hotel is now* under the management of Mr PhiliD E. Low. Dining Room open to the general public. EAT for health, strength and efficiency. The Vegetarian Cafe provides the best of food properly combined, thoroughly cooked, tastefully and expeditiously served. 83, Willis street. OPEN Daily.—Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168. lambton quay. %KT ANTED Known Private Supper * v Booms are provided for Indies at Palmer's. 168. Lambton quay. VO. STANDS for Vegeterian Cafe,' • where the most nourishing, ap* petising, and easily digested dinner in the Citr is daintily and smartly served. 83, Willis street. JUST OPENED—Commercial Grill Room, Panama street. When in search of a uood Meal give us a trial. DYERS. CLEANERS. ETC. DYERS and CLEANERS -Quickest. cheapest, best in this City, Detail's Steam Dye Works. 85. Vivian street. Ring 21-405 and we will send. WANTED Known—W. Barber and Co., 125, Cuba steret, and 147, Riddiford street, are the oldest Dry Cleaning Works in Wellington. No DyeinjL FOB the Holidays Suits or Dresses Dry Cleaned equal to new, at Barber's, 125, Cuba street. No Dyeing. WANTED Known—That Ai Roberteon and Co., 37, Ghusnee street, are experts in Dry Cleaning, as well as Dyeing; Military and Trench Overcoats Dyed. P.Q. Box 2, Te Aro. 'Phone 22-217. WANTED Known—A. Robertson and Co., Dyers and Cleaners, 37, Ghuznee street, opposite Te Aro Post Office. 'Phone 22-217. P.O. Box 2, Te Aro. AMERICAN Dyers and Cleaners. Suits and Costumes Dry Cleaned and Pressed. 7s 6d; repairs, terms mo* derate; also Men's Hals cleaned and blocked. Orders called for on request C. A. Hebbend, 49, Kent terrace, Wellington. Telephone 21-965. COLD feet are impossible with a “Unique’* Hot Water Bottle; makes the whole bed warm. Make sure you get only a genuine North British “Unique" Bottle. WANTED Known Bookbinding of any description and in any class of material beautifully executed by the “Times” Jobbing Department. Riug up 2740 for price#-