... NATIONAL KITCHENS. The National Kitchens Sub-Committee reported that the income from the kitchens was being maintained with the exception of the Lower Mortlake-road kitchen. At this kitchen the receipts had been gradually decreasing since ...

... BEST KITCHEN SPECIAL KITCHEN BEST NUTS BEST COBBLES KITCHENER , NUTS STOVE NUTS COKE (Best) per IID Saeka Weight, Siss, Quality Quemeateed 4 Dine at VAICIOSELA'B, 114, The Quadrant, Richmond. WHY GO 'lO TOWN fog repairs, wk.& &t your awn door alined *here ...

... THE CENTRAL KITCHEN. Ltd i(Friday) evening meeting of the Central Kitchen ISub-Committee of the Eames and Mortlake Food Economy Com; mittee was hekl at Mortlake. Mr. C. A. Sherring presided, and there were present Mrs. Sherring, Mrs. Holtom, Councillors ...

... at the kitchens for the quarter e nded Ntith June, 1918:—Clarence-street kitchen, 9 18s.; Lower Mortlake-road kitchen, .t 3 175.: Royal-parade kitchen, £1 9s. 6d. Mr. Duke, the tr,avelling inspector for the Ministry of Food, National ...

... EARL KITCHENER. A new and interesting work on Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, K.G., has just been printed and published by It. W. Simpson and Co., Ltd., of Richmond. It has a place distinctly its own amongst the many memories of the late Lord ...

... NATIONAL KITCHENS The closing down of the national kitchen in the Lower Mortlake-road, Richmond, is one of those things that cannot be. helped. Finding that the kitchen no longer pays its way, the Food Control Committee have wisely decided to suspend ...

... MUNICIPAL KITCHENS. Mr. Arthur Hewitt, in the course of another interview with out representative said that if the seal-city of food became more acute there was only one possible way for the Government to deal with the 'situation. It was to establish ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. LOW þy, our President of the Board of Agriculture, recently said in the House of Lows —A large proportion of the people of this country have lost a of the importance ot agriculture. They seem to think that the food qi the people ...

... stated that several members of the sub-committee had rioted communal kitchens and inspected the working of them, also that difficulties existed At the moment in establishing a local kitchen. Vo understand that 'Jr. Arthur Howitt. the proprietor of the Castle ...

... NATIONAL KITCHENS. AM. .Maguire gave notice that at the next meeting of the Council he should move the following resolution : —That the Council approve of the establishment of a national kitchen or kitchens for the Borough, and authorise the Food Control ...

... f • NATIONAL KITCHENS. spi Certain recent experiences which are of such an intimate personal character that I cannot go into them here have caused me to -put a higher value upon the national kitchen movement, from which such great things are expected ...

... TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. The Rev. F. Renton Barry, preaching the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, NIL! a tribute in momory of the late Lord Kitchener. In the course of his sermon he Bad:— With dramatic unexpectedness, in the m id s t cf awful mystery ...