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... Kitchen Nuts Kitchen Small Cobbles Kitchen Large Cobbles Williams (well known) Happy Medium Per Good Value. Ton. Once tried, orders repeated. Large House Coal at 20s. per ton, 5 ewt. lots and upwards at Hay Station. ...
... KITCHEN HINTS. Tea be kept in an airtight tin in a cool place. Coifee should not be bought in large qurnt;tiee, it loses flavour. To be in pert. .ion it should be roasted and ground dail: . it most be kept in alrti#rt receptnoles. Sugar of all kinds should ...
... KITCHEN RANGE. The Finance Committee reported that this range required new boilers.—lt was decided that advertisements be inserted in the papers inviting tenders for the provision and erection of the same. A QUESTION OF REPRESENTATION. Mr William Pritchard ...
... Kitchener Complimentary. Lord Kitchener hat issued an Army Order expressing his pleasure the marked decrease the number of cases ol assaults on natives soldiers during the year, and intimating that he has therefore cancelled the order June 19th, 1903 ...
... WHERE IS KITCHEN Lord Kitchener is with the Sixth which 1s closely parsuiug Crovje and the main Boer force eastward. BRA LU EERS Tie London Volunteers great pluck and steadiness under fire. One thiog 1s certain — we hear no More eneers at t 2 Volunteers ...
... negative. Lord Kitchener adds li;.he.doefl not telegraph details of any action th? 't is important or has some definite result. S case the officer in command gave the press ,:p(mdents a rather glowing account of the l‘ 1 He (Lord Kitchener) does not approve ...
... Kitchen Owen. A NURSE Ria*ONINIENDS ZAII-BUIC. Accidents are 5.4 iaseperable from the tLitly round of domestic duties and the risk 44 Wood-poisoning and intainnuttion. from the smallest scratch or burn. is no that every well-kept houweliAl now-a-days ...
... KITCHEN COMFORTS. Don't forget to provide comfortable cushions in loose covers which can easily be washed for the kitchen chairs, if it serves also the maids' sittingroom when work hours are over. Aching backs are quite as troublesome in the kitchen as ...
... KITCHEN REQUISITES. Near the sink and store should always liang • kitchen scissor., a tin-opener, a corkscrew, • small sharp knit*, a cloth holder for lifting hot pots, a dredging - box for dour, a smaller one foe pepper, and a boa of salt; a pot chain ...
... The Kitchen Garden. Early plant® the Vegetable Marrow, wl.f iticr planted on mild hot • or in a twiurmediate houso for irttining up muf. «. oj.J now bo in bearing. growths should I*- t.mined and regulated, much in the same i ,:.uer those of Cucumbers ...
... ilittages should be rented as kitchens. Ultimately, the committee resolved that they were of opinion cookery alumni be inclnded among the subjects taught to the girls attending the elementary schools of the county, that cookery kitchens should be established ...
... KITCHENER'S REGULATIONS. From Lourenco Marques it is stated that no one is aliowed to cross the border into the Trans-. vaal without a special permit from Lord Kitchener ...