... KITCHEN. LA TNDET, AC., WANTED. W tT r j a l , 2 ' ttotletl 1 ollamnard n ! ,, ohlag; It m Pert: ,.. ,th a rz 3 1 11. Mat. 0 re.. 11. ...

... Brushes—B °toehold ; Furniture for Dining Room, and Toilet. C k Drawing Room, Bedroom , Gates and Railings, and Kitchen. Wire Netting, ..,.. Kitchen and Stable Requisites Cart Hamm and Drafts,' Ez Bedsteads and Bedding, Ladders , Wheelbarrows, Weighing Hiehinee ...

... liztum. Mr. Prentice had charge of lb. following Oleolocan Ind—Liddell. Brady. Bennett, M*Deritt, B. WDevitt. Young. Garrett. Kitchen. U'Leughlin, and Snap.. Linaeld Swifts—Adams. Campos. Itqlordie, WCandlese, Brown. M•Cioekvy. Lee, Morton, and Robinma. . ...

... at my heoao. Did thara anybody sleep with yon that alght Yea. MaUy Shanghaatty. When did yon both alaap ? la the room tha kitchen. Pot McOotmtck on tha 1011. la that where anally slept It la- Wat than anybody elaa ta the m» Ghrlatmaa eight oaly Nad MnlflhUl ...

... Ministers being watched by a large crowd, landslide on the North Eastern Railway ia re-- who greeted the arrival of Lord Kitchener and ported ; in many hauses were unroofed Mr. Lloyd George with enthusiastic cheers. and great trees uprooted, while at various ...

... A TRENCH KITCHEN IN THE FIRST LINE IN GOING ORDER. of the Tura of Eastata wadi violation of the Trost, of and it via um Am of Mows atritek thy :text SO Mrs at that foam* Trost7. wbkb. it oho vu a patadtad up hatviadly arfaadati. 10,04iimie Bilmarlit. ...

... Days a. 237): At eleven o'clock the verger of the Abbey, in his gown, bearing the silver Won. emerges from the college kitchen, followed by the cook of the school in his white apron, jacket, and cap, and carrying a pancake. On his arrival at the school ...

... House-Parbur Maids Generals, training Girls, Cbeu», Sculler.v-maicw.—’Phone 880. 7788 DISENGAGED, very good Cook; requires Kitchen-maid, also good Plain Cook, experienced Infant’s Nurse.—Miss Macoun, Agency. IX, May Street. A4B ■JIfRS. Gray requires Cooks ...

... very cold, and add it; gradually to the mixture, stiffing all the time with knife, as that is the coolest utensil in the kitchen. The pastry should be mixed stiffly, being of such a consistency that when the knife placed in the-mixture the former just ...

... M-i'S BAI forth and tett fur freedom; whilst lard Kitchener out from large sherds with entstreuhel fingrr. reminding lite prism- t•Ttsit'. and of r e . err:ring electing+ at, held tell the wasters that their Fang and Country . Ma& them—and altogether ...

... and eventually to Salonika. The attitude of Greece has giten rise to much discussion and diplomatic conversations!' Lord Kitchener, who went on a mission to the Near East in November, had an interview with King Constantine. It has now been announced that ...

... explanation was that he was coining home to report. He kas been succeeded in Gallipoli by General Sir Charles Monro. Lord Kitchener paid • visit to Gallipoli in November. ...