... threading 'of the shank through the button boles of a. garment. No. 21,117. J. Sohalk, of llhinepfaiz, Germany,. r Kitchen ranges: A kitchen range provided with a fire- o proof stone arranged behind the fireplace, and hai~ng a, -front aperture ivhich braniches ...

... collected by Hjlda . sand £ 1s from Mrs Makepeace. c MoarchimleSs of Zetland; who was ,,,id br Visroulitess tiilton, visited . kitchen on Saturdav. and distri- u hiankets avaongs the deserving c ?? the inmates of the 1 h were regaled rive treat, a Joe gift ...

... less prominent, ias and contends aslfollows:- uit- St. Iti' at the end of Iuller And also every Boer; It's at the end of Kitchener- ter Roberts has it before. m- It ends the name of Milner The same You'll find in Plumer, . It's the end of every Hunter ...

... C(ist/r, the ?? by which Lord Roberts is travelling, has written home froma Gibraltar, vhi-ere the vessel o called for Lord Kitchener. He says Our General looks well, but the tI passengers see but little of him except at meals and when he takes a walk ...

... c Ica- admitted an associate of ta'dsiguished cl on institution. Cardiff bes'towed its, highest anls distinction on Lord Kitchener of Khar- say, toum by conferring upon h4im during his the visit to the town' the freedom of the a Tory' borough. Tenby similarly ...

... has spared the head of the house in all these cases, while every- one else, from the lady of the house to the maids in the kitchen, have been affected. Many Christmas parties have 5 been partly spoiled owing to numbers of 'invited guests being unable to ...

... other *lns thus GIMP. BEDROOM SUITES From don IA NO AMBUSH REPT. BEASS AND IRON BEDSTEAD AT ALL PRICE& CARPETS, LINOLEUM, KITCHEN FURNITURE. OPTICS FURNITIMI, AS Ind. of Paralnv And Ammonld PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. All of Lone, Po, Into Priem NO ...

... Board intend to avail themselves of r the ' boarding clauses so far as to provide I iS dinners. There will, therefore be a kitchen In n and a cook attached to each oa these estab- E re lishments. Children can only be admitted 1 on a medical cerificte, and ...

... LORD KITCHENER ON THE WAIR. (11osNISG POST TELEGEAM.) 1 Berlin, December 31. Dr Emil N'aubert, a German physician, living in Cairo, has sent to the Leipziger Neueate Nacbrichten a graphic account of a conversation I he had with Lord Kitchener prior ...

... world or evenc the succession to our own place in it, we must I learn not only to admire the qualities which C enabled Lord Kitchener to smash the t Khalifa, but to acquire them. May it be c given to this people to learn the lessonit withoat the help of such ...

... completed for passenger servoe. Am This sounds very promising, and seems toi 's point to a great success for the policy of Lord Kitchener ; but judicious observers ee should wait and see. The report published 1 onl the Upper Nile and the newly conquerzd |territories ...

... Hamburg-American Line has decided This to extend the services to the Far East and the between Italy and New York. fore When Lord Kitchener arrives in South ?? Africa he will be too much occupied to oor- ?? rect utterances attributed to him by Dr. effec Naubert ...