... KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. Write & for 1!12. N . ...

... KITCHENER. THE criticisms and controversies which have raged round the name of Kitchener since lie went down in the Hampshire' have in no way affected his essential greatness. He is, as the Prince of Wales said to-day when unveiling the statue Parliament ...

... THE KITCHEN, From the servants’ point of view the kitchen is the most important room of all, and assuredly. the well-being of the household depends in a large measure upon the successful organisation of this department. Ordinarily -the kitchen is partly ...

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... KITCHEN EI BUILDER'S CUTLERY, SII TRAV ] BEDSTEAD FENDER! HIGHLA A Guinea a WII 11, VICI AFR ~ BUSS & WARRA NOTICE.—In cont ; the Pri placed pleasur advance the size the fin Forty Y TABLE KNIVES, DESSERT KNIV} JOINT and G. BUSS & ¢ A WON THE RESU I‘HE ...

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... KITCHEN RANGES COOKING ...

... THE KITCHEN:* Down long passages, and we reach the kitchen; a high, spacious place which many 2 time has been in a flurry of excitement over the cooking of a royal meal. Dinner is now heing prepared for the present inmates of the hall, and great potato ...

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... KITCHEN CABINETS^. In two colours. sft. 6in. high, 30in. wide, and 17in. deep. front fitted with porcelain tray. Two spacious cupboards, drawers (one lined baize). Chrome-plated fitments ...

... until I banged the table smartly. Sorry to interrupt such a fascinating gossip,” I said, but the subject to-night is kitchens, and kitchens it shall be ! That Refuse o uT came notebooks and pencils, and Daphne, her round young face absurdly serious, started ...

... LORD KITCHENER. [Reutek’s Telegram.] Khartoum, Wednesday. Lord Kitchener has arrived Port Soudan. leaves for Suakio to-nighk « # * •■ •*'-• ...