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

... front; . FU RNISHED Sitting and Bedroom, moderate; no children every convenience; taken.—109, Kingeley-road, Milton. m and kitchen, ARGE Unfurnished Front Bedroo: Munster-road. Furnished Bedroom.—14, Board-Resi- KING’S TERRACE, Southsea; 4s dence; 273. ...

... rs an leaded dm irona, mirrors, La gilt and frames, 44-octas, pianoforte, in rosewood lamps, china, alma and kitchen and magi GM deal kitchen table and Otter; THI OLTS•DOOR smuts and poles. teams marline, toads racquets, croquet set. bon, tiaras lawn ...

... leather beds. black and bran and weave bedsteads, and top mattrausa, boners and anon, dragnets. Kidder and other carpets, kitchen and other tables, thaw sad tea .are, and ether articln aborts will be found to Catalogues to be obtained of in Agetionaos ...

... Standard Chrome occupation of Rev S. S. Black, moat Derby Boots suitable for present wear, l containinit - Reception Rooms, Kitchen, t ' • j, . . a f pairs of Hand-Sewn Nailed Kip Dorbys and Coal Ho»ise. 5 Be-lfooms and Bath Room--Apply , , George Pulkors ...

... wit- r i ce widow, handed their fees to, her. It was months ago that an inquest was held on brother, who fell dead in the kitchen of New' ...

... 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 ...

... Cellarage opening into (Jarden, and fitted with Washing Copper. First Floor—Entrance Hall, Ri'ception Room*. Kitchen fitted \*ith small Kitchener and sink. Larder, and W.C. First Storey—Landing. 3 good Bedroom*, and Hoorn for Bath. In Upper Storey Large ...

... that used for it by Pliny, and from the Greek coriannon. girlish. It is rather a pretty plant, and would be desirable is a kitchen garden from its appearance alone, as whereas so many of our pot herbs have whitish dowers, in this GM they are rosy- tinted ...

... apple sod plain trees, • pretty stream through the garden. Hones contains bed roomo. Earle drawl's( room, dining room, otody, kitchen. and scullery. An co• celient ripply of Rood apron( water from pump over auk, also outhouse two rooms formatted for &errant ...

... and overlay; Walnut Easy Chair, excellent con- dition.—16, Lies-road AK Cheet of Drawers ( Antique), two Kitchen oO Tables, two Fenders, Kitchen Sundries, Crockery, ete.—1, Oaks Lodge, South Leigh-road, Horndean-roed, ¥msworth. with down OKER Cradie an ...

... factories. Germany, out of her enemy's mines, too, .is piling up guns and shells; and by guns and shells must she be met. Lord Kitchener on Tuesday said kind things about the V.T.C.; but put business and military considerations quite plainly. Work cannot yet ...