... leaving town would Sell Brass -*-4 mounted Double Bedstead. Spring and oilier M.ittresses. l.ight Hanging \Vardrol>e, New Kitchen Table. Linoleum; no reasonable offer refused. Box 84869, this Office. ...

... his colleagues (laughter) —that Kitchener had made mistake, but Lo: Kitchener had undertaken one of the .si arduous undertakings ever laid upon a single individual, and (Mr. Asquith) did not l*olie\c any Lord Kitchener’s eriliA- would cLiini that in similar ...

... Mislttliiilo, Two Hcdrooin>, One Siltingrooiu. unti Kitchen, atlcndunro. Box 1j4039. this Cilice. WANTED, lor July, July Mini AiiguM, Small Furnished lloii.-e, Cottage. 2 or bedrooms, I Mtimgroom, kitchen, etc., near the sea. MalahiUe, rotlimmuH-k. Skerries; ...

... BevJniom, bd.; board ' optional. 30 street; copvenient Pillar and Broudstone. FI COMFORTABLE Rooms to Let, Unfurnished, use of kitchen ; private house* Fairview ; moderate. Box 1i48d6, this Orti ...

... is surprise. Instead, therefore, launching against Lord Kitchener the main frontal attack which he had led us to expect, Mr. Churchill delivered flanking attack. He hardly mentioned Lord Kitchener name at all, a,ll v.hon he did it was praise him. Nevertheless ...

... give ca?h; can work myself, and brother, on farm or lioum*- woik. Box A 5379, Office. K3l reijnires Comfortable Bedroom, nsa kitchen; nice locality. Box F 4416, this Office. requires fMI-funiished, Combined well-kept house; very little attendance; must moderate ...

... here was redundancy duplicati/i and both sides of the ( iuniiel. The German svs(.em was very cliff rent. The service* Lord Kitchener tsl never l*e forgotten. was reluctant first undertake the task of organising our cieat arm.es. but the fact that were b«i ...

... did invaluable (OONXENUED PAGE WAR OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Colonel Churchill’s Criticisms PREMIER'S APPRECIATION OF LORD KITCHENERS WORK Military Debate in Commons jj, H-'.i.-e Commons \esterday. n»tu i'ommittec ofSuj*j:lv I'n ' I/ O.) i ...