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... hie converted into a garage it desired: charming gardens, laid out as lawn. wellstocked 6oVier be and borders. fruit and kitchen minions. Held by under tor 1% ft years from the Vitli It. 186-1, at a rent id per annum. Vacant possession completion. Particulars ...
... pergotac. winding wiilk 'shrubberies. ornamental water, paslikals and oriluiril. vineries. peace and itectartn4 extensive kitchen nnd fruit gardens. The property is in good structural order int docorat i Vl• repair. and re with coirreniences. Vacant possession ...
... 967 OTORAOL— Two Unlivable! Room,. suitable IZ for btoring Froiture.-161. road .67 Large Rooms to tot. uuturtatibed, one 1. kitchen; gas and of bath.-1:5, \ inner road, Bydenhan.. .67 ITERY COMFORTAIILIi Af ARTIIENTS at 29 V Manor road. Beckenham. .67 ...
... pergolaa, winding walks and ehrubberies. irnamental water. paddock sitl orcluiril. vineries. and nectarine house , , extensive kitchen and fruit gardens. is in good etructural order and ilceoratire repair. and replete niodern conveniencis. Vacant 411 coinpietilti ...
... BROMLEY TOWN COUNCIL. Lord Kitchener's Death. The Mayo?. Tribute. Generous Gift from Alderman Davis. Specimens of His Own Work. The Mayor (Alderman W. Lindley-Jones, presided et Tueeday'.. meeting Town Council. and thew were proont G. Weeks (I)eputy-Mayor) ...
... the :cad ainia had .reeeivel that •fternnofl. ft to be feared that they had Icet on. , 01 the aoldiers England had. Lord Kitchener had been prominently con- with Army during the lifetime of Inost of them. and be with ãii. staff, and tummy gallant mike ...
... Two Unfurrithed Room., suitable la for storing t_rniture.-151. Venner r:ad I — Tti — .l6r.e to Let, uurtirmsr:, on* 1 as kitchen; gas and wee of batti.-1:9, Venner I raw. 167 COMFORTABLE APARTDIENTS at 29 .1 roast Hereabout. 867 ...
... iii' iirofound grief of British at the irreparable which we sliffered by the of the erniccr •' off the cf Orkney. with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board.. This crud blow has lail!en 11 oh *tanning suddenness and torce. tor it *retry .oily the other (lay ...
... with Kerry. Sergi. Kerry was «enrolling the haus , : and prisoner was there. saw a verretalie dish in a eripboard in the kitchen, full of mega: and to the prisoner: You to have got a iO4 of elig3. WO are haring trouble with regard' te the lons of eggs ...
... THE LATE LORI) KITCHENER. Eloquent Pulpit Tributes. Memorial Service at St Cieorgie Bickley Attended by the . Mavor and Corporation ••••••••••• 1U 411: , • of ;lid in the Parish Church en Sunday morning. the Vicar (Bev. J. K. Wilson , made feeling ...
... I. perry H a n Vill a ,. Rent minutes of the station; 4 bedeach (sirtaining three hedrooma. parlour. £4B bathroom. 2 ree= kitchen and scullery. with s mall gartlen • per ann. rooms , usual domestic front and rear (No. 10 has A shop in electric light, large ...
... THE LOST CHIEF. IN MEMORY OF FIELD-MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER, MAKER OF ARMIES. Reprocitice4 b! tike special permission of the Proprietors of Punch NE LL C. OF COAL ECONOMY. an Engine,ring Correspood,ltA The tariouv committee, which hate L.en in hand ...