... not likely to be invaded, but the risk must always be effectively guarded against. Lord Kitchener’s Achievements. Brief mention was mad© Mr. Churchill of Lord Kitchener’s services, but he hinted obscurely that there should now b© another head of the War ...

... dressing tables, glass ware, crockery. pans and other effects. UNDER AN EXECUTION. Corner cupboard, oak chest, dresser and four kitchen chairs : urban cinematographrnactune. Auction 01ices, Moor-stinee,'Orinskirk. RICHARD HART, PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER AND VALUER ...

... , Litherland. 2809jl /XJACHMAN; state age. references, and wages expected.-L 88. office. / IOCOA-ROOMS. - Bar Girl, also Kitchen Girl-60. Tithebarn-st. 8488 CONFECTIONER.-Good all-round Man; fancies, piping Situation; state terms.-L 142. Echo office. ...

... Echo office. 5 'ioung Women. lor also Man; wages -L office j2 AN Driver; ineligiblo.-126, Park-rd. WAITRESS-GENERAL; also Kitchen-Gencra live m.—Humphries, 17, New Brighton. 88£7i£ WAITI' ESS, wag ,s 10/-11/- and some food; nou'rs a.m. 6 . early day p ...

... trie Burgomaster. It was decided that the city should divided into to 50 big districts, each of which will have several kitchens for wholesale feeding at cheap prices. The population will shortly sdeed to declare whether will participate the new scheme ...

... BOWLING CLUB. BURNLEY. —Bo.7l.lloG.—Tureday next George Beatty and .1. Wil.on play 51 um level. for the Benefit of the Little Kitchener Motor Ambulance rind. Commence 1-30. QIMONSTONE HOTEL. SIMONSTONE.—BoieL- rrin.—To-day IThurf-day). Dock WtralleY and Jim ...

... rooms and use kitchen, SV-.-5. Sronrficld-st., 8767i2 Sitting and Bed Room; suit lady L at business.-118, Hu&kiison-st. .n superior house;-162, UNIT FD. twr> front rooms- bath: near rtri Sunlight: children.-122. Echo office. Ferry Kitchen and Bedroom; ...

... servo in the trenches, and arc not con. siderel as being behind the tighting line except in special case.. answered Lord Kitchener, adding I think Co'onel Churchill when he made his speech realised that fact thoroughly. ...

... I/>RD KITCHENER CRITICISED. Sir IVOR HERBERT (S. Monmonlhabirv, I.) moved to reduce the vote in respect of tfio salary the Secretary of State for War £lOO. sat’d ho wanted make it clear that doing wished to deal solely with the administration of fhc War ...

... Kirby, lurnished, 6 month# or longer; all fittings, liasi possible; telephone: reception-rooms, 5 largg 'bedroom's, good kitchens, washhousf; new range, - iiiod. rent to suitable tenant.-M ill, Echo otiice. 3 Rhag, Boat Ithug. Carn;irron, North Wales ...

... of the duties of Under-Secretary, emphasizing his clearness and bis patience. ! War Office Criticised. ! The attack Lord Kitchener was the feeblest thing of the kind I have heard for long while. Sir Ivor Herbert, who led it. bad the thinnest Houses, and ...

... KITCHEN AND INSTITUTE FOR MOTHERS. 1 Sir.—Hay I beg a little space press the claims of the above social welfare agency which has been working for the past lessen infant mortality in the town by providing cheap nourishing meals for poor mothers. (2) by ...