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... Empire. a the council chamber. and Kr.' Balfour and with the figures of the South African War. FORCES FOR EGYPT. L or d Kitchener weie also present. i tole] number of all ranks killed in the South African War 21.942. Talaat Bey, representing the Govern-1 ...
... in the family they finding that it saves not only money but worry. Gas fires have to be fitted in the sitting-rooms, the kitchen range abolished, and entertaining lout down to a minimum. Where there are young children the problem is a much more difficult ...
... naval :different aspect, scheme. r'. the Turkish' Egyptian Expeditionary! It is the will of Parliament, expressing Lord Kitchener. in seconding the yobs rmy must take the Adrenal to Opmanieh the will of the people, that pensions and of thanks to the Prince ...
... prominent people have inscribed appropriate sentiments. Queen Alexandra wrote: Peace on earth. goodwill towards men. Lord Kitchener contributes a sentencel in which he says that in the history of every country • solemn hour etrikee. That hour is striking ...
... that Ireland should be left out of the Military Service Act. He thought ' the report which he had recently made to Lord Kitchener constituted a fine record for Ireland, having regard to its historical, social. and economic condition, and one of which ...
... have bean, in all civilised countries. I Today sem the completion of the fist eighteen months of the great war, and if Lord Kitchener's estimate is to prove cop- I rect we may regard ourselves as just Iway thraugh. I have been looking at the newspapers of ...
... on board, including 13 children. Meals were taken altogether in the dining room. The English ship officers had thei- own kitchen and dining room; they were very friendly and accommodating, and did everything in their powe- to meet the wishes of the per ...
... KITCHENER AND ANZAC. GREAT TRIBUTE TO AUSTRALIANS. MR. SONAR LAW: WHERE GERMANY HAS BLUNDERED. A dialler ia hooter of Mr. Aadrew Fisher, the High Commissioner for the Australian Commonwealth (who was received by the King yesterday) was given by the A ...
... shore. 'waters by an offer of ZOOS m ewe d are that the DEATH OF' MISS CORKRAN Lord Kitchener and Labour. was not, lip before the torpedo •1-- - --- Lord Kitchener said the splendid effort • l the bull near the machine room. . that Australia had made ...
... REQUISITIONED. •• The latest requisitions by the authoeities apply to nicked, brae', and copper good.. We a grate in our kitchen which bed nickel door coverings, and we 'Live had to give thew op. The authorities handed in. a bat, and I had to ill ia the ...
... ORATES (Well-Fires. Hearth-Fires. Basket-Fires. and Ordinary Fireplace') which haw a depth (front to back) of 5; SPLENDID FOR KITCHENERS. TEST IT FOR YOURSELF. NIONEY4IACK GUARANTEE. We will send one Mantle and one Pies lighter on trial for 3/9. packed and ...
... the lecturer held, when there ought to be a distinguished Admiral occupying his _place in the Cabinet for the Navy as Lord Kitchener did for the Airay. As to the condition of the to-dal, it was as sound as • bell From Admiral to boy seaman every man in the ...