... the chief mourners Viscount Broome (Commander Kitchener, R.N.), Mrs. Parker (sister), Ifise Kitchener (half-sister). Lady Nora k Beekets (niece), Captain H. Kitchener. R.F.C. (nephew), Miss Madge Kitchener (niece), and Major P. Beckett, B.A. (nephew). ...

... there being any survivors. H.M.5. Hampshire was on her way to Russia. LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The Secretary of the War Office states that the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.0., Personal' Military Secretary ...

... TORD KITCHENER. Morning service on Sunday last commenced with the hymn * Now the labourer’s task is o’er,”” and ths evening service with * Peace, perfect ?uca. :‘:l'pit references to the great battle on the asea the death of Lord Kitchener were made ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A momorial eervice to Lord Kitchener was held in St. Paul's Church on Tuesday afterncon, with war interceassion. It was conducted by the rector, the Rev. 1. M. Walter, and the Rev. F. M. Caulfield. All flags in the town were flown at half-mast ...

... Lord Kitchener. EVERYBODY should have a place for the late LORD KITCHENER'S PHOTO IN THEIR HOME wt orsu a9oby 16 Permanent Photo Zn:aumment, titled. .et in Roll of Harms , Mount with Lilies Mars to seven roloure, nicely displared, Framed in in. Spoon ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN Spinach. —During hot, dry weather it is somewhat difficult keep up supply of spinach; but if a cool, shady part the garden is chosen and the crop well supplied with water, a fairly good supply can be maintained. General Reminders. —Peas ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN Runner Beans. —These will now require staking. and the space between the lines most kept free from weeds. A mulching of long manure or lawn grass will tend to keep the soil moist. Parsley.—This needed almost daily, and a sowing should ...

... . Lord Kitchener. Apart from Lord Kitchens's death this week would have been memorable enough. The loss of our foremost *Mal makes it the most momentous since *sr ens He fell a victim at, sea to ose et lie of death which science and nattonal conflicts ...

... DIED WITH KITCHENER. READING EN ON THE HAMPSHIRE. The news that staggered the Empire of the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his staff wee also news of distressing import to' the relatives of the sailors who manned the ship. Among the ...

... Soudan, Ixjrd Kitchener expressed to the War Office his view that if they insisted on sending him nurses he would duck them in the Nile.” This extract was forwarded the editor of the Circular ” to Lord Kitchener’s private secretary, and received a reply ...

... WHERE KITCHENER FAILS. This gentkman would not be efli‘ ient for the work which he discharges if he were married, said counsel for the employtri. in au appeal at the House of Common. Tribunal on Monday. _ asked a member of the Tv llama, A * man eann ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REMINDER. Lord Kitchener, while giving a sympathetic r► ply to the pleas raised on Tuesday in the Hno•e of Lords for further recognition of the services the Volunteer Training Corps, laid stress in consideration which is constantly ignored ...