... The Kino and Kitchener. In bumrocning Lord Kitchener to bis •presence on Saturday afternoon, to confer upon him the Order of Ment. the King condescended to an act which was at once reassuring the public and in accordance with the recognised fitness of ...

... KITCHENER AND BOTHA. STORY OF NEGOTIATTONS. - ADVISES A CONTINUANCE OF . WAR. goti- * Parliamentary paper relating the between Commandant Louis Botha and ■ 1 was ssllf >d on Monday In the • • text of the communication in which Commander-in-Chief informs ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. EARLY POTATOES. , _ . . Where frames are not available early Potatoes may be successfully grown by “king up long hotbed of leaves and manure over which rods may bent, and on these mat* and tied on securely; boards are along the * ...

... THE KITCHEN QARDCM. More second early Peas should now be sown. The soil now in excellent condition for sowing and planting any crops needing attention. A close attention should be given to all newlybowqb seeds, as, owing to the great scarcity of food ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A SKETCH. Talking a friend who . knows Lord Kitchener (writes contributor in the Society columns this week's M. A. P.), I asked him for particulars of his meetings with the great soldier. first met him, he said, in the early eighties ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN, Globe Artichokes.—Thess should receive an abundance of liquid manure if large, fleshy heads are required. It will also be very helpful if a heavy mulching is placed round the plants afterwards. Main Crop Potatoes.—These will be well ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, who has. in conformity with the wishes his Majesty's Government, accepted the position High Commissioner and Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chicf in the Meditterran can had his first experience war under the French flag. he ...

... Kitchener’s Loneliness. There are two or three other observations in this very interesting article, which explain much in. the career and character of Kitchener. For instance, few people realise how little Kitchener has seen of the life of London and ...

... KITCHEN CHEMISTRY Bost people tsars The Hospital) have a little of what called science in their *duration. Sometimes this selectee in interesting, seasetimes the reverse, bat rarely it is of much practical value. But the Moldy of cheggistry is now being ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN, Peas.—All Peso should now receive abundance of water, and be thoroughly mulched to keep drought from the roots. I rely on the epraying of the kaolin in very hot weather to • much Lirper 'strut than to the moisture in the soil. It la ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. CAULIFLOWERS FOR SPRING PLANTING, In many gardens the custom of sowing Cauliflower seed in the Into summer mouths, be through the winter in frames, has ainmioned, it is found that the early and quick growing such a* Early Forcing and ...

... KITCHENER'S PROCLAMATION. i 3rd EdTtion. | 3.0 REBELS EXECUTED. KRUGER'S VIEW. teeu bels captured at Camdeboo last I S bave shot at Graafreinet, and I * s condemned to penal servitude for life H^rmudas. **l«» Standard's Brussels correspondent, ° Frida ...