... LEWISHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL. TriIKITE TO LO! KITCHENER. Recto: oi Le Elcctcl as a Councillor. Neither the weather nor the war news a character to hearten caulkers in the Borough of Lewisham Red Cross Week allue:r., A neltsplice to the natMaal swrtw, provoked ...

... Oallins, Fag.. 3. Knight* bridge. S.W. IPMDERS are Invited for the Purchase and Removal of Kitchen Refuse the WT.. A.S.C. Depot, Catford, under the 3 headings i(l) Kitchen Refuse, (2) Bones, and DnPPinfl• Forms of Tender may be had on application to The.D.C ...

... should writs st met Houses, Etc.. Wanted. WANTED nombeasiment hoops. quarto'', three bedrothns, two racepties rooms, good kitchen. bathroom and Notthet7 ; good garden where few fowls could be kept for home use. No small chadren In hilt. (Word. Stockier ...

... full congregation ot Churchworkers was present. His Lordship made a brief reference to the distressing news concerning Lord Kitchener, and in speliking of the neceseity of obedience to the gbelit, principles, said that it that standard adopted, it would leaven ...

... on Monday, July 3. The Nlayor (Alderman A. Hume Nichol!. J.P.I was among those attending the memorial 'service for Lord Kitchener at St. Paul's, on Tuesday. As Divisional Commander of the B Division of the City Special Constabulary, his Worship was r ...

... for sole exceptionally well but—. in good repair. Four bad, throe sitting rooms, bath th and c.). dressing and box rooms, kitchen and *cutlery; two gar and rustic summer house; two c.c.'s. eleetra light throughout. gas and other fittings and fixtures. ...

... battleships, two Dreadnought battle eruisers. tour light cruisers. at lesirt nine clestroyera, and a submarine. JUNE._ 5.—1cr,1 Kitchener and *tiff drowned on way to Kura& OD Hampahire. STANSTEAD PICTURE PALACE. A bright and diverwirs range a pictunra being screened ...

... recommended.-Mrs. Nye 8, Oloirterrned kl 7 so zaslD . R , ! t iO li kt ra lf ry i, or very- WANTED. -Strong girl to as s ist in kitchen: out ; liberal wages-Apply, The terms Oren .-Write 18, li..•••••••• - ( . Onove Park Reataurant (opposite nation). 19 . NATANT'ED ...

... ex* to carry out his commands and will eventually erre that victory for our cause and that of our Allies, of which Lord Kitchener was always confident. Though his stately ba• bean so tragically broken before the end had been teethed, us be thankful, r ...

... No. 61. tareeneroad. Forest modern detached gentleman's house. occluded garden. two good reception room.. bedrooms, good kitchen and eervante' offices; no rent I.so.—Apply. Derrell NO. 6 IMPERIAL BUILDISG, I cniloneold. Foleat-hill. Prominent two-fronted ...

... true mite via.. the attractiveness of the (rode. and .0.-hieveol epoch-makina and unpreowletifrol The beet tribute to lerol Kitchener's' memory. be said, mad be to catch the man's own spirit of direiplinc, and to obey the l.tmous order issued at the beainstier ...

... SITTINGS OF THE LOCAL TRIBUNAL. The of the tragic drowning at aea of Lord Kitchener and hip staff created a gloom throughout the British Empire. Thy great naval bettSe off the coast of Jutland proves to have been a signal victory for ,ur- Navy, in spite ...