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... KITCHENER'S REPLY Mr. Tenrant informed Sir H Dalzicl that Lord Kitchener would make a state- ment te menibers of Parliament in Com- mittee’ Room 14, at the House of Common: to-mcrrow. at 11.30 a.tn. AFR ADVANCE CLEARING NORTH-EASTERN CORNER OF THE COLONY ...
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... KITCHENER STORIES, His Rebukes to Dandified Soldiers, > Lord Kitchener,” a prominent citizen of is reported to have said to South Afri. guest during a crisis in the pose to can War, “and how do you pro- reorganise the transport >” Reorganise it,” replied ...
... KITGHENER. Brilliant Officials Amiong Party, Lieut.-Colonel Oswald Arthur Gerald C.M.G., was personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener since the latter became War Minjéter in The son of the late Colonel Fitggerald, he was bery in 1873, apd was educated at ...
... NOBLE en the Ex + Force went ance each man with him k the following meegge a lard Kitchener ~~ ate ordered as a against of the King to help our in- of = common You to.petforin a tack whi which wi!l courage, your of - of the British on your It will be ...
... PANSHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. ITCHEN MAGIC! That’s what it is. A little Panshine—a damp cloth—a brisk rub—a shine and a smile—everything clean, everybody happy. That’s the Panshine Idea. Look on the bright side of things. T it in own kitchen. Try it for Time-saving ...
... FREE INSURANCE AGAINST ALL BIRMING THE KING AND LORD KITCHENER. By his Majesty’s commands the fol- lowing Order has been issued to the Army :— “The King has learned with pro found regret of the disaster by which ‘ the Secretary of State for War has lost ...
... intimately acquainte! with the inside of the military machine, s& ayaileble to take up the threads where Lord Kitchener has left them. When Lord Kitchener, at the urgent request of Mr. Asquith, eame back from Dover gn 1 August, 1914, and accepted the office ...
... THOUGHT BERLIN WAS LYING AS USUAL. CorEnHaGEN, Tuesday Night. The report concerning the sinking of the Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and bis etaff on board, reached Copenhagen early thie afterroon from Berlin, but it was not published, as i t was considered ...
... tee PEAN FROM THE UNITED STATES. gp to the moment of writing no new official statement on the fate In the late Lord Kitchener has been issued. editions of the “ the last official statement was given, t 0 the effect that Lord was proceeding to Russia at ...
... unblemished, hie i courage are absolutely un- ing Post lord Kitchener’s wil) il need the gift of tience ; = is the only way in which the % to win the war.—Centra! ALY. g death i of Lord Kitchener has Te feeling of grief. The to bim.—Central N te ows. s ...