... £2OO STILL WANTED In conclusion, the Mayor reminded the gathering that the motor ambulance was not paid for yet. 44 Young Kitchener had been successful in collecting £250, but she still wanted another before the purchase was completed. doubt they would ...

... (Council lor A. M. Sinclair) controlled the proceedings, and amongst those present were the Mayoress (Miss Sinclair), Yonng Kitchener, Aldermen Keighley, J.P., Kay, Whitehead, J.P., Walms ley, W. Whittaker, J. P., Councillors R. Har- ...

... Lord Kitchener proved verjr unexciting, the War Minister hisij~]f sufficiently unperturbed scad cordial invitation the Gingcristsj to have consultation with him. borne, Jeast, of those who are most prominent in the attack are men ifter Kitchener's own ...

... Burnley, Solicitor tctje Executors. SELL or LET. RINGBANK, 75, *• I confining drawing-room, lining-room, morning-roo-, kitchen, pantry, 4 good bedrooms, bath, hot end cold water, and good cellars Immediate possesion by arrangement.— Apply RAMSBOTTOM ...

... PRIME MINISTER'S TRIBUTE. Only last week some, of Lord Kitchener's critics, taking their courage both hands, arranged to move the House of Commons reduction of his Salary. The terms the motion, of cOUrs*. only excuse for a de- libM emerged triumphantly ...

... VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. Readying a, qaastion in the House Lords. on Tuesday, Earl Kitchener expressed ippreciation of the services of. the Volunteer Training Corps, but beyond the grants mads the corps following upon their having been id«r the Volunteer ...

... to the other, and myself wrote 70 letters. Wherever we went were greeted with one salute. *' have already given to 'Young Kitchener' and we cannot give to every individual for the same object, so your man;, readers will see we had to content with 'second ...

... points. FOR YOUNG KITCHENER'S MOTOR AMBULANCE. X goodly number of spectators gathered round the green attached the Bowling Green Hotel on Saturday last watch Mr. W. Rushworth and Mr, W. play game of 51 level, for Young Kitchener's .NJotor ambulance ...

... Mission, N.S.P.C.C., £3; for the' Wind, £3; 'Mayor's Wat. Charities' Fund. Footballers' Battalion Comforts Fund, Yoarjfi Kitchener's motor ambulance, £3, Burnley prisoners war (St. Catherine's fund), deaf and dumb, £3; and R. .widows' fund, £5. The balance ...

... sons being engaged in the cotton manufacturing business. • *.-*••• » THE VOLUNTEER 1 Among members the Volunteer Corps, Kitchener's remarks this Week are interpreted s definite announcement that there jrill fie such extended use of the force many enthusiasts ...

... BURNLEY MAN'S THANKS FOR PARCEL GOOD THINGS, Pte. Hardwick, a Burnley man, who a prisoner of war, has written to Young Kitchener, expressing thanks for parcel she had sent to him. In the parcel were bread, butter, sweet loaf, targe tin of pears, tin ...

... Council * School for Y.M.C.A. Hots. The Mayoress has also received from Amy Foster and Edgar and Annie Wharf £3 for Young Kitchener's (motor ambulance. . . Mrs. Collinge,. the honorary traacnijar. the fund, has received the following,sums daring the month ...