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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11254, 5 July 1922, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, a BarmaiJ. (j Commercial Hotel. Apply New WANTED —Uoou all-round Alan lor hush farm mar AYuikunae; btock, fencing, hors-**-work, etc; married man preierred; per week, free house, meat, cow; no school. Apply G. iiiggie* Roikorangi, or ’Rhone 12, Waikunae. D.I.C. \\ anted —Cooks, institutions and private homes, lei. 2339. 2339. \\ anted—Housemaids, Parlourmaids, N urscry-HousemaiUs, Gene- * REGISTRY, 250, Quay f opposite maids. Tel. 2339. STAR REGISTRY, 250, - Quay. Tel. 2339. AYanted—Lady helps, Working Housekeeper, woman and child, for t>ta* tion. STAR REGISTRY, 25U, Quay. Tel. 2339. Couples. Daily W orkers. G*TAR REGISTRY, 250, QuaVj opposite D.I.C. Recommends—CompanionHelps, .Matrons, Housekeepers. Tel. 2339. REGISTRY, 208, Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). Wanted —Cook, 60>, and Laundress, 40s. hotel. CJCOXTISH REGISTRY', 208, Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s}. AVanted—Cook (institution), 455, Milker and Gardener. {SCOTTISH REGISTRY, 203, Lambton R-' quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). Wanted —Cook-Generals, also Female Cook (station). SCOTTISH REGISTRY, 208, Lambtoi quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). Want* ed—Housekeeper-Corn pa nion. STAR REGISTRY, 250, Qua> , opposite D.I.C. AVanted—Head Laundress and Assistant Laundress. Tel. 2339. VV ANTED, Married Share Milkers, 50 * \ cows, and do agricultural work, Wairarapa; Cook-General. Masterton; Couple, Wanganui, wife cook-general, husband cowman-gardener. Send stamp for reply. Telephone 247. W.F. Labour Bureau, 18, Grey street. AWAITING Engagement—Shepherds. Ploughmen, Cowman. Fencers, Cooks, and General Station Hands. W.F. Labour Bureau. 18. Grey street.

RESTAURANTS AND TEARftOMS. /"COMMERCIAL GRILL ROOM, Panama street—Cleanliness and Civility onr motto. Give ns a Trial. RUGBY 1 Rugby! Rugby!—To aU Rugby Players: Don't forget 10 call at Parliamentary Cafe. 70. Lambton quay, after the fight is over, NOTICE. —The Trocsdero Hotel has been taken over by Mr Philip E. Low. When in search of a good place to Lunch call at The Troca<b»ro. MUSIC hath charms, but there's noth* ing so charming and satisfying as a good appetising Dinner at the Sanitarium Health Food Co.'s Dining 83, Willis street (upstairs). Come along to-day ■\TISITORS to Wellington should go to ▼ Palmer's up-to-date Luncheon Rooms, 168, Lambton quay. All meals reduced to Is 6d. W* ANTED Known Primer's Lon* cheon and Supper Rooms, lfig Lambton quay, are open aU day Tm^ dar»- - - • DON'T be prejudiced. Try a Heal o* two at Wellington’s Vegetarian Cafe, before passing your opinion of a vegetarian dinner. YTtBESH Fish daily at Palmer's, 168, a? Lambton qqet. OPHN all day on Tuesday; Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 163, Lambton quay. WANTED Known We now remaifl open all day every Tuesday. Palmer's Luncheon and Supper 168. Lambton ouay. A T Tea time call at The Trocadero. This Hotel is now under the management of Mr Philin E. Low. Dining Room open to the general public. EAT for health, strength and efficiency. The Vegetarian Cafe provides the beet of food properly combined, thoroughly cooked, tastefully and expeditiously served. S 3, Willis street. OPEN Daily.—Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, lambton quay. WANTED Known Private Suppet Rooms are provided for Ladies at Palmer's. 168. Lambton quay. VC. STANDS for Vegetarian Cafe* • where the most nourishing, ap petising, and easily digested dinner & the Citr is daintily and smartly served 83, Willis street. JUST OPENED—Commercial Grill Room, Panama street. When in search of a good Meal give us a trial. TO LET. BOARD AND RESIDENCE npo LET Warehouse and Office Pre ■*" mises, commodious, well lighted; centrally situated; with every convenience Apply to HOPE, GIBBONS, LTD.. 695 Inglewood placet for Two Business Girls, * good home, share large room. Tel. 22-015. rjlO LET, Furnished Double Bed-Sit- -*■ tingroom; e. 1., use* of kitchen, all conveniences; reasonable; close Parliament House. 136, Sydney street, west. HADFIELD HOSTEL, Kelburn.—Vacancies PermaiHut Boarders; double rooms, 90s, including soft washing. Tel. 26-455. mO LET, large, sunny. Furnished BedSiitingroom ; fireplace, gas ring, e.l-, use all conveniences. Apply 81, Hill street. Tel. 678. fJK> dens. LET—Furnished Bed-Sittingroom, for one or two gents; Terrace Gar'Phone 20-777. GLENDOWER HOUSE, Ul. Willie street, near Y.M.C.A. —Terms: 6s a day, 35s per week; permanents by at* rangement; electric light, good tablet good hot water service. 'Phone 21-225. VACANCIES for Permanents and Casual Boarders; terms moderates new management. Langbam Private Hotel, Newtown. Telephone 25-006. H OTEL ALB3HARLB* 59. Ghuznee street. Tel. 2202. The above House is close to Trams, T\ Aro Post Office, places of amusement, etc. Travellers and Tourists receive every attention. Moderate Tariff. Permanents on appli cation. MRS TRAILL, Proprietress. TYPEWRITERS of all makes repaired bv competent mechanics; quick and efficient service; parts for aU Tnw writers in stock. W. J. Seater and Co.* 32. Or©\- street. Telephone 1474. **TTNIQUE'’ Hot Water Bottles give the utmost in service and faction. Will not leak, crack, or burst. AU British made. Sold by all dealers.