... Harrod, East side).—Magnificent SHOW ROOMS and WORK ROOMS in this fine centre, comprising three floors of seven rooms, kitchen, bath room, etc. Showcase on street allowed. Suit high-class milliners or similar business.—Full particulars and plans of ...

... Dunver Kitchen (Doncaster) in a 15rd. go on Sat. night. In the rst rd. King led off and reached the face with the left, following with right to body. Kitchen tapped lightly to face, and met a right to ribs which knocked the steam out of him. Kitchen had ...

... but managed to rise, through the stages of grill cook, to that of second chef, in which capacity he officiated at Lord Kitchener's big dinner at the Wanderers' Hall, Johannesburg. Rudolph's stews and made dishes were evidently very tasty ones, for he ...

... a half a fc.ot . in height, and some inches in reach, but I think l'll bring him down to injt ie with those slams to the kitchen. I can't get the regular light-wts. to box me, sb I took on the biggest and the best that there was. E. E. I'. ...

... to have got over that little difficulty. At all events, Rudolph did, for he was soon strutting about In khaki as one of Kitchener's Fighting Scouts, the officers of which corps found him very useful as an interpreter at times, Unholz being fairly proficient ...

... putting his other glove to the mark and face. He copped a beautiful right cross as he was coming away from a visit to the kitchen which took visible effect, and a repetition of the visit brought a similar reply which still further weakened him. A knowledge ...

... 8.C.) on points. 2ND SERIES: Page bt Roberts on points; Voil bt Donovan in Ist rd.; Kitchen bt Venus on points; Grigor bt Freeman on points. SEMIFINALS Page bt Kitchen on points after three clever rds.; Grigor retired: Voil a bye. : Voil bt Page with a ...

... AND THIS IS CHARITY. When Sir William Dunn, M.P., opened the soup kitchen at The Ring, which twice a week provides free dinn-rs for hundreds of the poor of the district, it was left to genial, big-hearted Jack M'Carthy to introauce the popular member ...

... nose or mouth, taking not the slightest notice, but seeking all the thee for a chance to drive right or left to Butler's kitchen ' with the result that during the ryrds. fought he would get one or the other home, geuerally bringing Butler to the ground ...

... (Belgrave H.8.C.) beat Link Kitchener and Long Condom for ont of the ring. that is just what they were. tn the . Rd ice—The men set themselves going. W. H. Smith (Stoilt Exchange 8.C.) .oa points, ist rd —.: Kitchen Kitchener was brought to the floor by ...

... Trptr. Hope bt Trptr. King, who retired in the 3rd rd. Bugler Bull bt Bugler l'atttr,on on points. Bugler Morgan bt Bugler Kitchen on points. Tlte ring-side pre-ented a very animated aptarance, most of the oflicera of the Mersey Defence; being pre s ent ...

... J. Vail (Northampton), R. Whiting (C. and S.L.R.), A. Champ (Lynn), F. Baker (Columbia), G. Austin (Stock Exchange), *H. Kitchen (S. Commercial Dks.), J. Lyons (Battersea), W. J. Ford (Hatir. December 9, 1911, mersmith), J. Arnold (C. and S.L.R.), and ...