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... 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 ...
... It comprises rooms, » be, LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 12, It 8 rooms, on two floors, and in rear is @ courtlage, with kitchen, washhouse, w.c. and 4 coalhouses, and entrance on lane. The y is held on lease for the term of years from at @ ground rent ...
... the Amsterdam in France, are responsible. It is y divisions on that basis would be German Armies at no man was more RD KITCHENER’S SERVICES. dent of the “ Vossische Zei has interviewed eatisfac- out the young and fit men from the A.S.C. and] 20,000 men ...
... quick ouyer.— Polio 17% SEATON-AVENUE, MUTLEY.—Doubie-tronted RES] 6; DENCE, drawing, dming, and six Six_bedrooms, conserrs Kitchen, ac. bath (h Possresion ROMINENT Loe fe garage or stores; Law rent to poo tenant.—Apply Plymouth, fen Undertakers, Queen-reet ...
... the hon. member's request. Lord Kitchener's Services The House then went into Committee of Supply on a vote for the salary of the Secretary for War. Mr, Tennant paid a tribute to the foresight shown by Lord Kitchener preparing for a. three years' war ...
... black where PANSHINE is used. KITCHEN MAGIC, THE Pot and the Kettle are fond one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side the hob or gas stove and sing its praises perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned ...
... share the hon. baronet's opinion regarding Lord Kitchener, and bis speech could only do mischief. Sir A. Mond asked' for some explanation of Lord Kitchener's functions. Sir George Reed said Lord Kitchener was one the sheet anchors of the Empire. His name ...
... 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 ...
... Suites and Furniture. Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Room Effects. PianoWte by Cramer and C 0.,. Mahogany Kneehole Writing Table; Kitchen Utensils; Its Head of Poultry; Poultry Howes and Runs and Outdoor Elects as fully described to Poster*. ig ...
... furnished. PRETTY RESIDENCE, bf>st part of 2 eitting. bedi rooms, square hall, bathroom with gej-serj kitchen, usual offices; lawn back and front, j kitchen garden. Lovely views.—Apply, Mrs. Clark. HftTeld*ne. Hor'itcn. &et. , TjTXCELLENT STORES to LET, centre ...
... for Off Farm; wife to work dairy —Apply, J. Pile, Woolac. mhe. [9397 WANTED. HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS ; also Good WOMAN for the kitchen; season.— Apply, Mrs. Osmond, Rathleigh, Woolaeombe. [9394 YOUNG LADY REQUIRED for Bungalow Cafe\ Woolacombe, to assist at ...
... 8 rooms; orcherd, fowl bouses; Mid Write V 21, Morning summer ; large village, be , NORTH Ov. of houses. Co sitting-oom, kitchen; out- Morning News, Pi: valley, near sca —Write T 43, Western ig. to LET Ul od Daly nod for sen; six beds bath French, water; ...