... the commercial development of .the. Soudan. If this means active steps inj -that direction we welcome the news. Lord' K Kitchener's dream of a vast commercial em-i - pire in the Soudan, with Khartouni for a i capital, is not so difficult of realisation ...

... -X-Uld b10 I v Well for rlre Boitrd t c'tasi- .{1e ntltoa ,*lr.io tl ,,ia z.t-r,e lauco ld rc ?? adv'sable. Appliances in the kitchen - and ?? wmere oi an anziqueatxdI type and orat. 0f repast -I lu~ew. _ la e Iricaa fnM4a0 7.adl LQot v~ek bezea stipplieci ...

... circililastaltes. The deceased VrJ ?? on a he-tlti-. NrVer sIc' Iat s -true]; be 0 ainer. wihich lUrt- ?? flew ou. of V he kitchen dre. Tire clilil .is quitl:ly enrelopei )s in flames. anlt hter mother. bemim deaf. ditd n.). hear her s. Ami A ne~rn-t f-tiel ...

... BOVPRI:L and stimalarts bad ?? been prepared by the men of the Royal Army Mediml Corps, grdat pots of the former resting in ?? kitchen. BOYRIL IS LKWUID LIFE. ...

... a £1 note belongina to Samuel Chri { stie, IPlantation Roe', Whitehouse. The owner stated that he left- the note on the kitchen table while the prisoner was thera He went into the sculler- for a time, and when he came back the prisoner and the note wvere ...

... Central News .svays there is a strong luebief in leading military circles tbat at Lhe close of -he South Aft-ic-sn ?? Lord Kitchener will be I appointed commander-idn-chief of the indian forces. The .s-election, which has the approval of L ord WolVselev ...

... 'wrote expressing their sanction to the psy- ment of 10s per week to Mary Cordr.er for acting as assistant in the workhouse kitchen during a period of four weeks. In another comnmunication the same Board stated tbhat they would raise nlo objectiors to the ...

... will be in full wvork in good time for the KHorse Show. The inmprovemrents made include the complete, re- modelling of the kitchen and service depart- mnit, as well as of the whole sanitary arne- merts of the hotel, bozh of which have. been brought up to ...

... taken at the inquiry held hr him rcsp)ecting1 the hira-wl between Mar- Corduer, for-erly a paid assistant in the wvorkhouse kitchen. and an inmate named Matilda Kane. and with refererce therasto they had to point out that the b)rawl aveoud not have occurred ...

... returned. The jury strongly censured the eons of the de- ceased for their conduct in allowing their mother -to lie on the kitchen floor for ten horns without affording assistance of any kind. In answer to the coroner, Dr. Gibson said death would have ensued ...

... residences, known as No--. 1 and 2, Inve-enaide Villas, White- head, were sold by pnivate treaty at £900. Lot 4-Those three kitchen houises, including shop and l]arge stabhng yard, Nos 53-61, Beresfcrd Sit-reet. The bid-tinger wer e-M4r. Curran, £200, £220 ...

... rhe :Oan of £&50 tlot iklje purpases of carr-ying out asnroacrnts to the wtorkhouse 'buldings h- providing newt stores and kitchen, and imiprovinxg -he infirma'-y and old men's ward. J'he Doblin. a.uthoritr rcq-uesred to be furnisiied wvith par:ica-lars ...