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... Suites. Sideboaid,-, Cabinet.*., Tables, Bedsteads.— Kelland, 254, Stapleton Road. FOR SALE, Mahogany SIDEBOARD, Wash-stand. Kitchen Fender, Bicy.-le, Doll's Piam— Apply, before 12 o'clock a.m., 27. Berkeley Road, Bishopston. ANMINiST_t, WILTON, BRUSSELS ...
... organisation army Lord Kitchener did Mr say Fisher Mr himself had in listened grim certain sardonic to the criticism to abroad were subjected engagement have learn his objective Mr Churchill only feeling ground found Lord Kitchener pretty securely dug himself ...
... ject to @ married woman.—. to Herbert Holmen, WELLS.— Wanted, scoustomed to the duties of gencral by MAED, to amsiét im the kitchen, one rising to £25 per annum, with board, lodging, uniform (eubject to from the Medical 1908)—Form st the Agiam. SEFUL MAID ...
... Items, China and Glass, Table Ware, including Old China Dessert and Tea Services, Silver and Plated Goods, ete. ; the usual Kitchen Requisites, ‘ker eel-chair, and a quantity of Miscellaneous On View Thursday Next, 8th June, from 10 izll_4. Offices. Cheltenbam ...
... readily told him the circumstances far they were concerned. At that moment the dissected fowl was stewing in saucepan on the kitchen fire, and the constable took the pieces evidence. After arrest the officer, Galloway said saw the cockerel in a field, and ...
... savings associations about which he had to speak were started in London, and at a meeting held the London Guildhall, Lord Kitchener spoke on the absolute necessity for war savings. It had been decided to start war savings associations each county, The ...
... tables, inlaid mahogany room suite, dressing wuashstands, and mattress; other ¢ullsize bedsteads, sewera} ex; mattresses; kitchen furniture, nearly new ico ive brass reph: te wit! gas £6 10s. chest, linen press, invalid’s carrying chai ir, invalid’s hed ...
... conditions of sale to t AE » WHISURU: containing bedrooms, ‘dre sittin hath -), ample offices, ering: of OV! AN ACRE, Fiewer and Kitchen Ga: laid out in lawns; DELIGHTFUL ALPINE GARDEN, and Poll Vacant possession on completion of the rticulars of the Auctioneers ...
... chamber bamboo table, wicker chair, bamboo umbrella stand, solid oak ballstand. kitchAn chairs, class, earthenware, and sundry kitchen reouisitos. view of sale from nine o'clock. Further particulars the Auctioneer Street, Penzance. ...
... three—Mr*. Oakley. Teign- : WANTED. HOUSE-PARLOURMAID; conn- >] try; two maids kept.—Chelfham Bridge, j ' Stoke Rivers. KITCHEN MAID Waited!— Write wagei ' etc., Mrs. Bayne. I Exeter. ' ANTED. strong g», I with er-m? experience.—Apply, Mts. , Buchanan ...
... —Write 2729 Ee c| ho, Cheltenham. to tet at taver' ton, containing sitting- woom, di sitchen, and three bed- rooms, with kitchen g and smal] orchard suitable fe arden, stable, traphouse, required.—App! ly James Procte: r poultry farm if Cheltenham, t ...
... war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work to done, his main consideration was get it done • fud he was not concerned as to the work men who did it. When the nation realised how much Lord Kitchener had done, they would feel that they owed ...