... HERS T TO KITCHENER, Illustrious Military Teer. PROPOSED MONUMENT. ¢ this House will to-morrow re- into a Committee te con a bumble address to his Maj og that his Majesty will give sitions that a monument he erected public charge to the yate Field-Marshal ...

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... 7 ANTED, strong Girl for kitchen, live in Bs. per week. Apply 8, Bishop Street Coventry. immediately, Housekeeper (work ing) General; good home. Live wit! family of four. Write Box 3,800, Telegraph' Office. Coventry. WANTED, once, Assistant for gents' ...

... TV ARK Green Pram, with canopy complete, new JL' condition. 305.; Child's High Chair, foui - positions, 7s. 6d.; Kitchen Table, 4s. . All bargains Write Box 3,724, Telegraph Office Coventry. ELECTRIC Machine Belting, every size in stock from lin to ...

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... Mr. D. .M. Maseft. Ml'.. »•. thai lie attended memorial service too the late Earl Kitchener St. -Cathedral io-dajr. Girl have raided enough working in various wars ei-ect hat* for. the troops i'ranjje. ...

... ir ANTED, small Furnished House two y *v Furnished Rooms, use of kitchen; married couple, one child. Stoke district. Write Box ~ 3,971, Telegraph Office, Coventry. Lady (business) requires comfortable Lodgings and Board; Stoke district preferred. ...

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... were paid to Lord Kitchener by Lord Lansdowne, Lord French, and Lord Derby. Lord Lansdowne spoke of the dead soldier as a colleague in the world of affairs. He dwelt upon the creation of the new Armies, and said that what Lord Kitchener did required a touch ...

... ‘Vednesdy. Officers are to wear crepe on the left arm of the uniform and of the great coat. LORD KITCHENER'S LESS-KNOWN SIDE. Reference to Lord Kitchener's death was made on Wednesday at th e Worcester Diocesan Conference by the Bishop of the Diocese ...