... OUR NEW ARMY TRIBUT LORD KITCHENER’S WORK. ...

... INVITATION TO MEMBERS. Lord Kitchener’s invitation, conveyed Mr. Tennant, to members of the through f Commons to meet him at the War House 0 Office rrow morning to receive any information they mig ht desire on military interest. matters, has aroused much ...

... Empire were un er a debt which could not be measured i n words to Lord e services he had rendered Kitchener He declined to say that Lord in the war. Kitchener had neve r made a mistake, but! the cha urges which had been bro ught against him ap ied to the ...

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... will be kitchen, decorated to suit tenant.—Apply Whittlebury, 13, Penhale-road, Fratton USE to Let, over business remises, 128, 6d H° week. rates and light incluetve—Apply 58 Fawcett-road. S?. GEORGE’S SQUARE, Portses; splendid posi m, kitchen and offices; ...

... rifle strength. Colonel Churchill took up the whole sub- | da tribute’ ject again, and, in passing, p' He launched to Lord Kitchener’s work. forth into a broad and trenchant criticism of the manner in which the War Office is utilising the resources in men ...

... 1915, aged one year. Gone, but not forgotten.—From mum and dad. KITCHENER—In loving memory my dear husband, Samuel Kitchener, who died 31-t May. 1913. Sadly missed his loving wife, son, and daughter. MASON—In loving memory of dear Ms, died June ...

... individual firme or articles. on genuine currency notes advert DUMB RECOVER}: at At a concert to wopinded soldiers a a v ing Kitchener Hospital, Brighton, who had fellow from the Overseas Fo reer, been rendered dumb from & hell shock 1 hen France, became very ...

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