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... - - - 30/- Meets the demand for a low-priced kitchen fuel. Is large and hard, and burns quite well in kitchen ranges, but we do not recommend it for general use in open grates. ten at the pit BEST KITCHEN - - . 32/6 Leaving but a small deposit of light ...
... Earl Kitchener was not married, and his titles go by epecial remainder to his elder brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, born in 1846, who himself had a distinguished carcer as a soldier. His son and next heir, Henry F. C. Kitchener, born ...
... CAREER. Earl Kitchener of Khartoum and of Broome was born at Crotter House, Ball{longford, Co. Kerry, on June 24, 1850, and had therefore almost completed his sixty-sixth year. He was the son o? the late Lieut.-Colonel H. H. ' Kitchener and Frances, daughter ...
... Asquith summed up the significance of Lord Kitchener’s great task in these words:— “I think the Army, the country, and the Empire are under a debt which cannot be measured in words to tho scrvices Lord Kitchener has findered since the beginning of the war ...
... give directions for the erection of a national monument to Lord Kitchener. The Premier said that in whatever environment, circumstance, or condition 3 might have been placed Lord Kitchener wou.d have been a great and dominating _perscnality. He began his ...
... and is undoubtedly the best nn:l! most economical fuel for ordinary kitcheners with a rather strong draught. HARD STEAM (broken) - J32/6 The very hardest variety of coal for kitchen purposes. For heating water quickly, this: quality is unsurpassed. BEST ...
... ACHIEVEMENT. Dea.lini‘vith his great work at the War Office, t! Military Corres})ondent of the “Daily Telegraph” says: “Kitchener never underrated tie difficulty and hazards of the situation. He realised the comparative strength of the belligerents, and ...
... since the summer of 1914. Alluding to the death of Lord Kitchener, the Premier said he had served his country with boundless devotion from the first day of the war to the day of his death. Lord Kitchener was not by nature or temperament an optimist; but even ...
... Secretary of the War With reference to the announcement of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, Lieut.-Colonel 0. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G. (Personal Military Secretary), Brigadier-General W. Ellershaw, Second Lieutenaat ...
... weekly.—Ss, Shrewsbury-road, Bayswater. 700 TO Let, superior upper part large dining and drawing rooms; three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom ; electric light; newly decorated; pleasant situation; rent £55 free of rates and taxes.—l 4, Cornwall-road. 713 ...
... rent.—27, High-street, Notting Hill Gate. 773 MAIDA-VALE.—Upper Flat, Unfurnished, self-contained ; four large bright rooms; kitchen ; bath.—M., ** Bayswater Chronicle.’’ 774 A LARGE Unfurnished Drawing Room ; nice balcony ; select house.—l 7, St. Stephen’sroad ...
... Waestbourne-grove. 262 WANTED, superior upper part, adjacent Westbourne Park Station; 6 rooms; good sized dining room next kitchen; bathroom (h. and c.); geyser preferred; exclusive w.c.; monthly tenancy; careful temants; long references.—Letters Box 500 ...