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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11737, 26 January 1924, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. YA A K PENTLK S Wanted on Reinforced \r Concrete Building. Apply Public »orks. Shannon. \\T-AN 1 i-U, Single Young llan for dairy 1 aim, machines used; wages, des. App;y Evans Bros., Te Hoyo. w borough ANTED, experienced Machine Milkers. Apply McGillicuddy, Martinimmediately. Apply Tourist Motor lo»» HasUngs. WANTED, at once, Competent <iene- ■». ra *J three in family. Apply Mrs laldwyn, 32, Kelburn parade. Telephone 26-492. TKTANTED, two good FOREMEN for Reinforced Concrete Shaft Work, ages according to ex;crienee and ability, spply Public Works Department, Shaanon. g"iUNNTNGHAM'S Elite Registry, oppoV, , Blte Midland. TeL 1572. Tha oldest established Registry in Wellington. W anted, _ urgently—6 Women Cooks, Housemaid, Waitresses, Relieving Maids (good country hotels!, Ladyhelps, Generals; ail classes. CJTARREGISTRY, 276, Lambton quay. ’-Phono 2339. Established 21 years. Jirs Murray, proprietress, urgently requires two Male Chefs, Female Chefs, 2nd Male Cooks (references), town, country. STAR REGISTRY OFFICE, 276, Laml* ~ - ton quay. 'Phone 2339.—Twa Ploughmen and Farm Hand (interview employer;, Ploughman 50s and found (Ohakune, urgent), several Farm Hands. STAR REGISTRY, 276, Lambton quay. 'Phone 2339. Mrs Murray, proprietress. Wanted—Two Waiter* (tearooms. Main line), good conditions. STAR REGISTRY OFFICE. 276, Lambton quay._ 'Phone 2339. Established 21 years. Wanted—Numerous Couples, Ladyhelps, Cooks 45s (Hawke’s Bay, fare* paid). Cooks hotels), House* maids (college). . OTAR REGISTRY OFFICE, 276. Lamb* cp ton quay. 'Phone 2339. Wanted— Waitresses (first-class hotels). Housemaids, Relievers (leading hotel. Taranaki), Lady* 'helps, Parlourmaids, Waitress and Housemaid (interview employer, good wages). Housemaid (Palmerston), Cook-General* AOs. Temporary Cook-Laundress 40s. city. SCOTTISH REGISTRY, 208, Lambton V— quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). 'Phone 3405. Wanted undress, with child, 355, eonntrv SCOTTISH REGISTRY, 208, Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). 'Phone 3405. Wanted—Ladyhelp 35s (country). Housemaid and Reliever (Palmerston), Female Cook (station). 45a Scottish registry'. 208, Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). 'Phone 3405. Wanted—Waitresses 40s, first-class hotels. 3 Single Shepherds. Scottish registry, 208, Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). 'Phone 3405. Wanted—Married Shepherd, cottage, 2Farm Hands4os, milking, fencing; Strippers. Milkers. SCOTTISH REGISTRY 208. Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcfldie’s). 'Phone 3405. Wanted—Cook-Housekeeper 45s (institution), Cook 50s. Children’s Nurses, lnsuislKl, 208, Lambton k-J quav (opposite Kirkcaldie’s). 'Phone 3405. 'Wanted—Cook (Featherston) 40a, Married Gardener, wife cook-general; Governess, Married Cowman-Gardener, will* cook-laundress. SCOTTISH REGISTRY. 208, Lambton quay (opoosite Kirkcaldic’sl. 'Phon« 3405. Wanted—Several married 50 Cook-Generals, referOces. MOTOR Driving Taught Positions assured. See onr special dual control car. London Motor School ■l* hone 24-428. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS KELBURN TEA KIOSK—Open t Sundays and Holidays Hot Luncheon, Is, including tram fare. Morning and Afternoon Tea. Parties by arrangemenr. TeL 26-210. TTUtESH Fish daily at Palmer's. ICS, 1? l.amh'nn qnav PEN all nay on Tuesdays; Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Tambton ouav. ANTED Known Psivate Suppei Rooms are provided for Ladies at Palmer's, 168. Lambton quay. ■ W" ANTED Known We now remain open all day every Tuesday. Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Rooms, IfiS Lambton quay, VISITORS to Wellington should go to Palmer's up-to-date Luncheon Booms, 168, Lambton auay. All sneals rednoed to Is 6d. WANTED Known Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Roome. ’44. Lambton quay, ore open all day Tuesdays OPEN Daily.—Palmer', Luncheon and Supper Rooms, 168, Lambton quay, can be depended qpon. 1/\ A.M. and feeling peckish; well, JLU no t Morning Tea at the "Old* English.” Lambton quay? A THREE-COURSE Dinner like that for Is 6d! Where ? Over at tho **Qlde English,” Lambton quay. 1 rx A.M. and feeling peckish; well, why ■l" not Morning Tea at the “Oldo English,” Lambton pnay? IF you are taking rooms with meals out. at New Year, don’t forget the “Oldo English," Lqmbton quay. THREE-COURSE Dinner like that' for Is 6d! Where? Over at the “Olde English,” Lambton quay. IF you are taking rooms with meals out, at New Year, don’t forget the “Olds English,” Lambton qnay. YOUR friends will be delighted if yon take them to tho “Olde English” for afternoon tea. YOUR friends will be delighted if yon take them to the “Olde English” for afternoon tea. ; VISITORS always return to the "Old* English," with its pleasant room, ouick service, and general cleanliness. HE most fastidious will find no cause for complaint at the "Olde English Tea and Luncheon Room, in Lambton TORS always return to the “Olde glish”’ with its pleasant room, service, and general most fastidious will find no cause • complaint at the “Olde English d Luncheon Room, in Lambton JEWELLERY AND SILVERWARE IMP ARISON with City Stocks and Prices invited b 7 H. S Langdon, the eller. at Lower Hutt. Shop here confidence. [RTHDAY Gifts of class and distinction are found in great variety at gden’s, just over the bridge. Lower VISITORS to Wellington’s Garden Suburb should call nt H. S. Lampion's. Jewellery and Silverware Experts, Lower PATRONISE your local merchant. Langdon. tho Jeweller, Lower Hutt. has what you want it you are shopping for giftsCHOICE CEY’LON TEA—“lnverella” Broken Orange Pekoe, extra special. 51b box 12s 6d. Lead lined, packed in Ceylon. J. Murray and Co., 189, Adelaide road. .