... fare arite- vided for all the troops. Many ba are making preparations for sing-sc =~ The news of the intment Roberts, Lord Kitchener, and “F Mac” has infused the army with f1 fever thusiasm The only regret of the day is t er) sistent rumour that the stateme: ...

... were not so lentiful as they are to-day, were ment of all ipes. brake rods, etc.. as mmimum, 35 degrees. during h Lord Kitchener and Sir William Butler numerous i In politics, Mr Braik was 2} 110 k as aymmetrical as | previons 24 how ars, 0°04 hes. Wine—S ...

... Basbosiders: prices. e o—_ — Sogn ayard. Note—Ali one colour, Crimson. from S&S San. a yard. to SKINS, etc., ete. pay Per | aed Kitchen Hearth Rugs at Is each; aisa 190 Dozen Linoleum Mats, 10-inch square, put down to save carpet—now to be giv twas. each bition ...

... pree-iouslv sold privately). 1. Setf-Contained DWELLISG-AOUSE, XN. 11 Victoria Street, conrtaining 2 Public Booms. 3 Bedrcoons, Kitchen, etc., etc, Fet-duty, £4 13s id. t'pser, £560. .2. Noe. 12 tnd 14 King Streei. consisting of Shops, OFFICES, ansd DESLLI.NG-OUSE ...

... about oe & od jock. He had g ‘ot into the house, th E not the door to him. | girl ever, had called out to come man out of the kitchen, and on trying ' at the back door had foun from the with a clothes Tope vale mad “had called again in the afternoon. ‘vent ...

... Dunnotiar Castle, Drummer John now on ite way to the Cape with Lord Roberts Bugler BD. Fi Privates C. A A. Dickson, and Lord Kitchener among its passengers, says: We have about a dozen Germans who, it is ) Fettes, J. H. Findlay, W. A. Haaupton. ‘cing out to ...

... turnibe. till Whit- D suini~de, 131X. or fo I h rern 'ehod3Peptn 17&b Prld: Reception g RoozS, S Bedroons, Baithroon, e.: Kitchen and I ituices, Stables, good Garden, and Tennis Court. im- . mediate entry. Apply 15 Bon-Aocord Crescent. Aber .d2cn . : 'A ...

... writer song of the l-pound Vickers-Maxim gun. is inurious to education, inasmuch as which that wooden linings be put on the kitchen wal Western Steam ce of experts from, Portsmouth. Such a is obviously tribute less than one compl ete section. tions stated ...

... al- outside wood and ironwork be painted, ithat three rooms be painted and papered, and I that wooden linings be put on the kitchen walls - Ias a dado. This was agreed to. A statement of 3 yanments under the contracts for school ealarge- 'nment was made ...

... accept as cancelling all the past,” formed 100 excit topic of conversation in the Re tenderly lifted the mate body, bore kitchen. It was felt by them matter of j the bed, and. laying thereon, ■ personal interest, for they ono and all hated tly closed ...

... ** I’icln*, a •Stockport getiiUroan «u baird the Dunoitar Oartle, now on it* wsy the Capa with lair*l rttuhena and Lord Kitchener among its p«a aaya^—We have al-out a do*»-ii Germans wb**. it »a aaid, are going out to a**i«l the Boer--, while I liave ...

... App.y Jauite tiorduo. Fuchaben. » Tall Wail Yoo Ayr »* preotict. Apply Leith A Patcnua. Limited. Aber '|gyANTED .mmadlately Kitchen ti.rl, one V V to Cowa. Otx*J Wage* giyao. Apply Miaa Wall. upside. irzVNTKU immedittety Bdrrly M»n for Croft. vOlioc «» c(t ...