... Basket, Ship Mod-t in Case. Ha-in Stand. Washing Tubs, Pre«, Toy Cupboard M.rror, 2 Lamoa, Clock. Crockery. Cotlery, and Kitchen Utensils, »c. Also, 6 Screw. O.t. and Straw, Screw Clover Hnv. Potatoes and Turnins in IMta. Acres or thereby New Grass, Quantity ...

... machines for making nuts ; 0. Hulleust-ben, looms ; H. Kitcher, nil and fittings; C. Jacobi, steam superbeaten W. Roberts, kitchen fire; C. Ingraham, steam boilers; J. Moorhens*, self-acting mules; W. Vonline, travelling bags; H. Griffith, acetylene gas ...

... ARRIVAL LORD ROBERTS AT THE CAPE. Lord Roberts, accompanied Lord Kitchener and his staff, and also Major- General Kclly-Kenny and the staff of the Sixth Division, arrived at Cape Town yesterday. The arrival of Field-Marshall Roberts, it may be hoped, ...

... Musical Entertainment. —An entertainment, which is annually given by the pupils of Lairg Public School In aid of their soup kitchen, was given on Thursday in the Drill Hall. There was good turnout of parents and others. The Rev. D. Macrae, M.A., 8.D., presided ...

... possible elsewhere. THE FIGHTING ON SPION KOP—A DESPERATE STRUGGLE. No doubt the combined military genius of Lords Roberts and Kitchener will devise some ways aud means of getting out of the difficulty, and unravelling the confused web. Troops are arriviug almost ...

... bad Mr William Sutherland. Tborfyn Houee is pleasantly and conveniently situated, and contains 3 Public Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scollery, Servants’ Bedroom, Washonse, etc. It moderately rented £l9 10a. Rental of Brabatcr Street Honees. £l2. Peu Duty ...

... LORD ROBERTS AND STAFF AT THE FRONT. Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener have now left Cape Town for the front, but secrecy is observed to their destination. NEWS PROM MODDER RIVER. From tho River camp comes the information that General Hector Macdonald has ...

... washwomen, farmers, Spanish dancing girls, little Alabama coons, sailors, twentieth century girls, Oarmau frauleins, Dutchmen, kitchen-maid, clowns, sons and daughters of uuld Eriu, Scotch lassies, Mexicans, Indians, a tramp, and others too numerous to mautiou ...

... Sinclair and Mr William Sutherland. Thorfyn House pleasantly and conveniently situ•ted, and contains Public Rooms, 5 Bedroom*, Kitchen, Scollery, Servants' Bedroom, Wathooae. etc. It la moderately rented £l9 1(K Rental Brabflter Street Hooaee. £l2. Pen Doty ...

... and large quantity of stares. All this belonged to Cronje’s laager, “which was still being shelled by our artillery when Kitchener dispatched the messenger.” In a dispatch sent on Friday, Lord Boberta describes General French’s movement in bis advance ...

... Sinclair and Mr William Sutherland. Thorfyn House plesavntly and conveniently altu* ated, and contains Public Rooms, 5 Bedroom*, Kitchen, Scullery, Servaota’ Bedroom, Waahoose. etc. It moderately rented *t !(K Rental of Brabster Street Houses. £l2. Feu Duty, ...

... but I hardly think this true. At uiiyrate, it would ai any moment be liable to surprise with big force the right fluik. Kitchener laid the Soudan rolwty two miles a day, and I daresay the Engineers could the same up there if they were not molested. The ...