... refined. Wanted, help with house and children (two). —Apply 156. Carterknowle rd. ('I iflL! strong Wanted immediately, SECOND KITCHEN MAID: wages j£l6-£l7 ; good references necessary.—Apply? name and address for reference, Matron, Royal Infirmary, Bradford ...

... O. (Buxton). R.E.—Betts (89864), Spr. W. (York); Bly (98895), Lce.-Cpl. P. (Barfield); Carr (98814), Cpl. A. (Wakefield); Kitchen (98722), Sec.-Cpl. J. (Hunslet). THE BUFFS.—White (6572), Lce.-Cpl. S. (Derby). LINCOLNS. —Smith (9869), A. (Gainsborough) ...

... RESTAURANT.— CASHIER for cash desk.—Apply by ' letter,, Torino Restaurant, Sheffield. RESTAUR ANT.-Wanted young BAR HANDS and KITCHEN HEl.P.—Hudson's Restaurant, Surrey st. QHORTHAND-TYPIST, experienced. Required.—Apply O personally, between 2 and 4 p.m., ...

... and that the Customs .j on such importations since that date imbursed. STOCK EXCHANGE AND GERMAN-^ The news regarding Lord Kitchener an anti-Gorman demonstration on re3 ol at Jj ) Stock Exchange yesterday, and , ..,r proposed uy Mr. H. P. Nickalls in m _ ...

... connection at all; he had spoken of it the withdrawal of man-power throughout the Empire from the beginning of the war- *’ Lord Kitchener's Salary. Sir IVOR HERBERT (Monmouthshire) moved to reduce the Vote in respect of the salary of the Secretary of State for ...

... war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work to be done, his main consideration was to get it done, and he was not concerned os to the workmen who did it. When the nation realised how much Lord Kitchener had done they would feel that they ...

... and Manchester rd. bouse, other free. Built in concrete, hollow overhanging roof, felted and tiled. contains sitting-room, kitchen, scullery three bedrooms; outside and coal place, Ground rent per pair. VVatcr on.—F price and particulars apply Messrs. Roberts ...

... born in 1875) are on and after the 24-th June deemed to have been enlisted in llis Majesty’s forces. Field Marshal Earl Kitchener directs that •very reservist under the provisions of the Military Service Acts, 1916, who belongs to any of these classes ...

... Hair Mattresses and Bedding, Etchings and Engravings, P.rnssels and Axminstcr Carpets and Rugs, a Small LIBRARY OF BOOKS, Kitchen Requisites, and General Household Appointments. ON VIEW TUESDAY, June 6, from 12 to 4 o'clock. Catalogues on application to ...

... -Lieut. G. E. IL, Indian Army R. 0. LORD KITCHENER. THE MAN AS HE WAS. (By a Special Correspondent.) I know of no case in our history in which legend has become so completely or so quickly “petrified” in that of Kitchener. The whole idea of him cherished by ...

... Thursday last, describes in letter home the act which brought him his decoration. Ho wrote: “I went out on patrol with Sergeant Kitchen. He is only a young fellow, but doesn’t care a straw for anything, and is just the right man to have with you in a scrap. ...

... four persons; sitting and three bedrooms.—The Hermitage, St. Michael's, Liverpool. TADY W ants COMBINED ROOM, with use of kitchen; u must be West End or Broomhill; terms moderate.— W rite Z 12, Sheffield Telegraph. _ BEDROOMS'andTone ' SITTING-ROOM' Wanted ...