... war. In this, Lord Kitchener's native land, regret will surely not be Mee kesn'than in other portions of the Empire, that he was not fated to see tits harvest of his genius and his toil. Coincident with the announcement of Lord Kitchener's tragic end appears ...

... The complete history of Britain's Great Soldier Hero, who died as he has lived for his Country. The life and work of LORD KITCHENER told in pictures. Everyone should make a point of securing a copy of to-day's Daily Mirror. The life story of our Soldier ...

... occasion of Lord Kitchener's visit to the Dardanelles. Left to right—Col. Watson. Lord KI shiner, the French Commander-In-Chief, and Cot. Sir Henry M•Mahon, High Commissioner of Egypt. Behind Is Col. Ell ',raid. Military Secretary to Lord Kitchener. The party ...

... the Intelligence of Lord Kitchener's tragic end created everywhere profound eaternation and grief. THE SPECIAL PARTY. The War Office announces that the special party on 11.11.5. ilanipshire consisted of:— Lord Kitchener. Lieut.-Col. 0. A. Fitzgerald ...

... he may be inspired by'Lord iiitohener's spirit and carry Lord Kitchener's crowniLg work to a speedy and glorious end. After the public got Over the first shock of the news of Lord Kitchener's death, one feeling prevailed, says the Daily. Mail. ...

... said the Cabinet 1,-1 tried to get rid of I.ord Kitchener. and had etrigßed hint of authority. lie was sort, Mr. Tennant lied to champion /pleb ..tui Olity. Slr Mark Sykes said in tiernian, Lord Kitchener sin. ir,orded no a gie 0 and jy,werfiti organi-er ...

... GREAT WORK RECOGNISED 'Lord Kitchener,' says the Daily Chronicle, died as be would have liked —ln harness, in his country's service, and with powers unabated. His loss is the loss not only of a great soldier and a great War Minister, but of a great ...

... 90. P. 1 7 him Marino 7 iI n. Pi,ci9o Pr . :. 2 : 5 r ..14:i.:. 1 N.Y. Ceutl. + ll Do. PTE4. -..1 1 N.Y. Ontario 2 2 LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC ...

... and Tea Beta. bedroom Yid— in Walnut and Oak, Ali R-asa Bedsteads, Bedding, Etc.. the Fund tare of 4 Serv.int,' Apartments. Kitchen and Dairy Utensils. Etc., Etc. The Live ,t , Y.k 3 Dairy Cows, 4 Melt Cs'yci, 1 tao year old Heifer. 1 one and a half year ...

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... Effects, oomprising the Appointments of Drawing, Dining end Smoke Rooms. Breakfast Parlour, Hell and Staircase, Six Bedrooms. Kitchen and Ontside Particulars can be had from the Auctioneers. Furniture will be Or, View Day Previous to Sale. N. HARDY &CO Ltd ...

... the main 'meet of the town of Camtlerea. There is a frontage of 41i tom, with oho, , double windows. spacious hall, rooms, kitchen sad scullery on basement. On irst Floor—A large drawingroom. diningroora, 2 bedrooms, and pantry. On Third Storey-5 good bedrooms ...