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... about ; sole charge— Apply, letter only, No. 1, Maikst f lace, Rosss 506 immediately, good strong, respectable Girl v for Kitchen Work.—New Inn Hotel, Gloucester. General Wanted ; two in family. Apply, between and 7 o'clo.k, Mrs. J. E. Herbert, 134, London ...
... land WANTED, good General Servant: rood char-mar Icdlsliraniif C-eqoar*. 32, Old Market Street.. clean, Servant, aaatit kitchen and i VV ij_ii_»__i^SlffiM_fci^M_B_S__J_Mfr_M^ |—W—. W ANTED, General Servant, strong- clean aboat 13. —9pc_-aa%a_,Ws*tateee» ...
... being started for sending in dinners cooked, or having a co-operative kitchen for serving several families at a reasonable rate. An experiment, intended carried on likß the public kitchens at Berlin, was tried few years ago at Kensington. The dishes were ...
... [2685._ HOUSE- PARLOURMAID WANTED; three in family ; no children ; elate age, height, wages.—Miso Reed, Hatherleigb. 12661. KITCHEN WANTRD. otrong young Woman aa KITCHENMAID in sehoo house.—Apoly Mrs. Southgate Road, Winchester. [2649. lIARLOURMAID or Good ...
... to start. The Dunottar Castle, with Lord Roberta board, reached Gibraltar on Tuesday evening, and, having embarked Lord Kitchener, left early on Wednesday morning for the Cape. ...
... HeaieTS, Hot Closets, Carving > Tables. Bakers' Platen. Bakers' Ovens Pastry Oven* Soup Boilers, dec. dec. Spec-ail.;.—C Hotel Kitchens—Gas, Steam, and Coal Coohing Apparatn>. OBTAINED HIGHEST IMPERIAL Hiscoxs' Hiscoxs* Hiscozs Eivoexs' Hlseoxs Hiscoxs' HUCOXs- ...
... next, at toe We i the Afteracon. ibject to be read, all DWELUSG-DOUSE. as ROW under to quit at Lady bet), tune in at rooms, kitchens and barre atiic. over wiich here are eit bed- At the rear there i a large used a6 a mult. house, and two cottages disused ...
... bath, curtains, etc. Other Bedrooms—Bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, counterpanes, washstands, wares, toilet taldes, etc. Kitchens and Offices—Dresser, tables, and the usual furniture, also the usual culinary utensils Sale to commence at o^look. On view ...
... Tables, Ts *d per dox. Thai '• ■ tiTr Xare~ ami K»r_e. aedM—_rp die. £s per dew. That 12 Xn.vv and 12 IQO Seta Brack-handled KITCHEN . s and PORKS*. only. per doe 'piantily FORKS c-nlv. orrlina-v, X ltd each. 1* __ per -lex. Over I.MO ..id ail nhapei. .-'■ ...
... and death, to the family during the year. On New Year's Eve it was also the custom to rake the ashes of the fire over the kitchen floor. The next morning the ashes were eagerly examined for the trace of a footprint. If one was discovered with the toes ...
... other meant; A TO did cond&ou high-elm, central pacifist, load Boa Plymouth. dove. 42. Paityaumeguielt. A to Lot, drowingoono kitchen (stove), Woo room.-a, Radnor plocoPlroooti. LET, TERMS ROOMS end Apply 10, Warieigh-amoe, tiB ~twe. MTINISEED at Mattay.—Apply ...
... Plain Cook: small family.—Mrs Gardiner. Shew nndlfewey.qle*w**teg*__ra. . WANTED, good Cook-General, al=o two family; level kitchen.—Before 11, after 6, 6. Hurle Road. Clifton. RasPECTABLB Person a* earnertenced Cook-General; gaod wages, help gfvea,—Mrs ...