... Faith in Kitchener. As far as the road runs, there 'is much traffic, the road, motor-lorries and mule carts cone and go, and out on the right there is a little railway, with very narrow gauge. The little trucks are drawn by mules. Each truck has Australian ...

... LORD KITCHENER, LARGE NUMBER OF MARRIED MEN NEEDED SHORTLY. Earl KITCHENER (.Secretary for War) said was Lord Derby, who had given him much valuable in the Recruiting Department War Office, and had worked wholeheartedly for the good Army, had been able ...

... FOOD KITCHEN This Committee reported that dinner tickets were now being issued to 56 necessitous children, and that the number issued twelve months ago was 115. The report of the School Medical Officer, for the period ended 4th February, stated that Dr ...

... “People’s Kitchens.” Perhaps nothing could give better idea, of the difficulty of procuring cheap food in Austria than tlie experience of the People’s Kitchens, of which there are about eighteen in. Vienna, most of them belonging to one association. Before ...

... CANADA’S KITCHENER. General .'“ir Hughes. Minister of War lor Canada, landed at lerday and received the freedom t- 1 borough. i. Returning thanks, sa;J .at when call lirst came Canada asked torlu.w. men in six weeks. They raised 30.000. since then neaiiy ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S SALARY IJoyti (Jporgp. ■npwprinjr Mr. Lynch, mid • the outbreak «»f v«i lx»nl Kitchener was* re« .-ipt a salary £6.140 year, which w«.« drawn the British A pent and Consul ' • •! Kfcypt. While leave his acrept* •• ■ the |iost of Secretary ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S APPEAL Lord Kitchener then made a short speech which concluded, as Lord Derby had lunted, with an appeal 1o the married mes. '] ask marrigd men,” ke said, ‘‘to place their patriotsm in the nationa! cause before gny personal considerations ...

... LORD KITCHENER HONOURED. Hu Kk»lUw» th» AniS»»-‘-' »t the War O«o* and banded fc- Lord Kitaim»r maiemn of ««” Cordon of ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S VISITS The Prime Minister returned to 10, Downing Street, from the country yesterday afternoon, and in the early evening was visited by Lord Kitchener, who remained in consultation with him for some time. The War Secretary also went to ...

... Laundering of Kitchen Cloths. When washing kitchen cloths, instead of boiling them, soap them just as they are and leave them all night in the oven, first placing them in a large bowlful of rain water, which has been added spoonful or two of ammonia. ...

... POINTS BY MISS KITCHENER. Mira Kitchener (cousin of Lord Kitchener). No preformed the opening ceremony. said •t was eraentisl that girls should take a wider in. lerest io lif.•. It new not sufficient merely ro hr• interested in their daily orcupstione; ...

... FRENCH TRIBUTE TO KITCHENER. The French Ambassador yesterday afternoon called at the War Office and handed to Earl Kitchener, Secretary of Siste ‘for War, the insignia of the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour conferred upon him by the President of ...