... Chesterfield Settee. Occasional Chair*, walnut Tables, mahogany leaf Table, oak Dining Sutte Treacle Sewing Machine, Couches. Kitchen Furniture. Tradesman s Cycle, Ac. H DOUGHTY & CO. win Sell the Above, -without *• reserve, Twelve o'clock. ...

... contact with trees when descending, and destroyed-—Central News. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE VOLUNTEERS. DIVERGENT VIEWS ON LORD KITCHENER’S STATEMENT BIRMINGHAM COMMANDANT’S ...

... fewer than 29 soup eetabliobments and thirteen people's kitchens for feeding the poorer the city who are unable to provide sufficient food for them selves the existing prices. In U» soup kitchen* upwards of 10.000 children are provided with lunch every ...

... north of the river Vi&seloukha, also known the the Gnilaya Pripet. the Marshes the fojod abandoned limbers, transport wagons, kitchens, and parte guns. The air is full stench ’'ad cattle and decomposed bodies ffflaos unburied. tl,e Minsk district German aviators ...

... furnished houses to let. ABERDOVE\'. N. Wakw.- Let. Pumlahod. ooaveuiemt House, one aitting. tour kitchen ...

... HIS WORK THE ANTIPODES. The Hon. B. R. Wise (Agent-General for New South Wales): To Lord Kitchener was due the adoption of the system of universal service in Australia. His loss is a personal one. Sir Thomas Mackenzie (High Commissioner for New Zealand): ...

... Office London was recoivod tho Untiwh l egation here, and the message was then made public. Tbo van Pag” foresee* that Lord Kitchener’* death will otimulat* England her efforts end war victorionalr. _ llandelablad say* that bis organising genius tonnidahl* ...

... the French army.— Briakd. The newspapers vie with each other in the warmth and geoeroaltv their tributes the' late Lord Kitchener, and mourn illustrious soldier they •might one of the greatest eon* the Republic. ...

... SMETHWICK. Lot s.—The LEASEHOLD VILLA. No. 10. Witeon Road, off Sycamore Road. Smethwick, containing Hail, two Sitting Rooms. Kitchen Scullery, Pantry. Cellar, and three Bed Rooms, with usual Outbuildings. Workshop, and large Garden- Immediate possession Term ...

... oonreniont ITouse. ©no tilting, four bedroom*, kitchen 'ga* two m-crates *anLl»; safe bathing, boating; weekly; plate and linen.—Box A. Gaxotta. TJETTWS-Y-OOElD.—Fuznlabed Oottags, , , twm, Uunsm balroom*, kitchen. *call«T. Also Lnrumixned u-*u>»s Let: partioalar* ...

... and Stasis leading therefrom; Front and Back Silting Room*- capital Kitchen. Larder, four Bed Room*. Detached SonUery; pared Enclosed-Yard with Glass Verandah between entrance and kitchen, and wx. . _ . No*. • and 3 each hare two Bed Rooms, Front and Back ...

... knew—so well, indeed, that it will now be comparatively easy for his successor to fill his place. yeajr ago the death of Lord Kitchener would have been a national disaster. It is not that to-day, tha-nks to> his prevision of the magnitude and duration of the ...