... FENCE SHRUB. lly kitchen garden is separated irom allotment gardens by an iron rail fence. I should like to have a fence giving seclusion, hut do not want put up • regular banked thorn hedge. At present I have planted • lot of shrubs along the lilac, ...

... YearlY Rent of CZ. The Premises are very well adopted for the business carried on, and contains 6 Drinking-rooms, Parlour, Kitchen, etc. There are two good Gardens on the premises and the Out-offices include Byres, Stables, etc. TERMS-130 per cant. Deposit ...

... Cominission. The Dwethug-house is very commodious and suhatantially ereeted and eontaint, 3 Reception-room.. 6 Bete oam., Kitchen, Scullery. Pantries, Bathroom (11. and c.). W.C., etc. The Othco-houses arc ostensive. include Byres for 10 cows, Stable for ...

... LOPS KITCHENER'S VIEWS. In u Itltons•ling vi Lord kn.-lover in Lilo Harm. ot un WedlirodsY night toive vir on •11.• for more men and the inodeynny lb* voluntary ayouon. During the loor.e of kis ha said It is now to Minister's ',ledge iii order 111 the ...

... Omits& In the House of Common. on Pamedey, the Premier, replying to Mr. Hogg% said that Lard Kitchener oontinsed to dib. aura the duties of Secretary of State for War. hied whether the denims were nahtary than be maid be not direraminato between thew ...

... all under pastiffs, well fenced, drained, watered, and in good condition. The Dwelling-house contains Parlour, 3 Bedrooms„ Kitchen, Hall, etc.; and the Licensed 'remises contain Bar and 3 Refasahment-rooms, with Offices, comprising Stable, Byre, Barn, etc ...

... Land Commission. The Dwelling-house is very commodious and substantially erected and contain. 3 Reeeption-rooms, Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, Bathroom (h. and c.), W.C., etc. The Office-holt ,es are extensive, and include Byres for 10 cows, Stable ...

... MINERAL NEWS ITEMS. FROM ALL SOURCES. Mr. Walter Long, speaking in London .n Tuesday night, said Lord Kitchener, on his return from the Gallipoli Peninsula, told him he could not have believed the conditions were so diifieult or so overwhelming in their ...

... erected, held under Fee-tarn Grant for ever at the Yearly Rent of £7 Od. The Dwellinghouse contains 2 lt-ton-roome, 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen, ery Pantry, Bathroom (h. and c.). W.C., and the Oft.. houses include Stable, 6 Dog Kennels, Coal-house, etc. This Property ...

... The Licensed Premises contain 2 Sitting and 3 Bedrooms, Bath (h. and e .) , W.C., together with ample drinking Rooms, 2 Kitchens and Scullery. There is also a large Yard (with a gond Gateway Entrance), which bee Stabling for 10 horse:, besides Sheds ...

... KITCHEN •LOPS IN THE CARDEN. In nearly every household there is some of the above, including tea leaves, the peelings from potatoes and other vegetables, the liquid in which many kinds of vegetables have been boiled, etc., to be disposed of. This must ...

... from the perfornianees of the Irish troupe in the field—and he was as proud of the lister regiments as of the others—Lord Kitchener's words were true when he said that in the matter of recniiting Ireland's performance hail leen magnificent. If five IRELAND'S ...