... Exeter, June 1916- AUCTION ROOMS. EXETER. EW. will SELL AUCTION, • TO-MORKOW, a* 2 p.m.. Dining and Bedroom Furaitnire, Kitchen and Outdoor Effects, LaW Mower, Double-Cylinder Iron Roller, Tennis Net, capital Iron Safe, and numerous Effeots. Now on tow ...

... Hotel. Exeter, FRIDAY. June 9th, 1915. 3.30 p.m., one or two Lots, follows:— Lot. Description. Occupier. Area. J.—Cottage, Kitchen Garden. Vinery. Farm Buildings, Orchard, Arable Land, Withy Bed Mr. Gush 4.469 2.—Modem well-built Bungalow mesid c n . Carriage ...

... quick ouyer.— Polio 17% SEATON-AVENUE, MUTLEY.—Doubie-tronted RES] 6; DENCE, drawing, dming, and six Six_bedrooms, conserrs Kitchen, ac. bath (h Possresion ROMINENT Loe fe garage or stores; Law rent to poo tenant.—Apply Plymouth, fen Undertakers, Queen-reet ...

... VED WA Y, SIDEBOARD, Sft.. Gin. x Aft. Frame Chairs and 2 in jushette, Water and Colour wings and. , and other China, jess, Kitchen &o., de, Requisites, Gf. Dresser, sentatives of late J. A. McLellan, Property of the Repre- Oi Paintings end Prints, Oriental ...

... boxroom. bathroom, 2 w.c.'s, large sitting- excellent kitchen and The House is well arranged and recently re-decorated, and lit gas. Stabling, coach-house, and outbuildings; lawn; flower, fruity and kitchen gardens; small orchard, and 2 paddocks. all about ...

... examine it, Sir Ev. Wood, Sirdar, thought it could be evolved. le put Kitchener was seemed could not ride, the inf ; there was an entire of disci and the creation of e to be brought al Kitchener set ebout the moulding of a mob. With taciturn gravity, he saw ...

... of State for War has lost his life while proceeding on a special mission . te the Emperor of Russia. Fleld-Marshal Lord Kitchener gave 45 years of distinguished service to the State, and it is largely due to his administrative genius and unwearying energy ...

... Lord Witrbener sod mem bra of the gag of tbs War coaster, he cornier. Mr. Whitley, tie Chairing,' of Committees. •ided lord Kitchener made a etai , xnent reviewing ortint acpecta of the .or. sod replying to caftan ail iriarrr of army administratlon Suliseinently ...

... morning I have to report with deep regret that His Majesty's ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J. Savill, 11. N.), with Lord Kitchener and his staff ou board, was sunk last night about 8 o'clock to the west of the Orkneys either by a mine or torpedo. Four ...

... The VOLUNTEERS. KITCHENER AST) THE FORGE. dc not -want an alarmist, but the result (he naval fight which took place off the coast Denmark between our Navy and the German High Fleet last week has not brought to an end the danger of invasion. One may well ...

... walnut, whi wire; wool, and end satin walsiut bedding. suites, brase-redl, wire, wool, and and satin walziut «24 chairs, kitchen Loser dite cod Hie On view of sale from Nine ‘o’ STOP PRESS oe Space is we have gone to: presé. for Important News ...

... Nations; War r.g. Committee meeting with * from all parts country. It » barely three mouths since the Chancellor the and Kitchener appealed to the investor a meeting. But propaganda began at and already more than three and a million War Setting* hare been ...