... KITCHENER Win this war. That is the thing. That is the work before t makes no difference who the as long as the work done. people wanted take tbi task. I. have done so. they are satisfied I would have personal tiveness, they replaced somebod' more capable ...

... KITCHENER MONUMENT. In the House yesterday the Lord Kitchener monument resolution passed the Committee stage. The last Melbourne horse 'bus has gone system started in 1569. ...

... Kitchener's Grnve, from Jamee poem, Land and tVaber,” >‘obly heo warrior sleeps with Drake and Hood the old grey shrine whose walls are her green wares, Qo.-o not 'east of her heroin brood, fcoldief soldiers her grave graves Stand strong, thou smitten ...

... Kitchener's Sensitiveness. He was not by nature at«l teinp* optimial, but in the ilarkest momeuts ot auiiety and of discouragement I have never known bus courage ...

... LINK WITH KITCHENER. Mrs. Fcreday, Brunswick-road, Sparkbrook, who was a servant in the Kitchener household when Lord Kitchener was a boy. •> ' ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. JKE Panshine Pair are resting after doing their pleasant work of brightening the home. They’re not tired—not a bit; there’s so little effort needed with PANSHINE that its users cannot possibly get tired. No one ever gets tired with PANSHINE ...

... shake my confidence Lord Kitchener's ability meet the heavy demands which I had to make upon him. Earl of Derby. I not speak Lord Kitchener a Field-Marshal of Lord Kitchener the administrator; speak of Kitchener—K, called him—Kitchener was ...

... KITCHENER MONUMENT. The resolution for the erection of memorial to the late Lord Kitchener was agreed on tho report stage the House of Commons yesterday. MR. HUGHES DEPARTS. Hughes, Prime Minister of Australia. has concluded his visit to England, and ...

... Kitchener Attacked. pointed out that the figure of five millions given the Prime Minister referred the withdrawal of man power from tho Empire and throughout the whole war and not to our present effort in the field. Mr. Ivor Herbert (L., Monmouth) moved ...

... KITCHENER’S AUTOGRAPH Further offers for Lord Kitchener's auto graph appeal for 300.000 recruits have bee receives at the Rod Cross Gift House, I’sll Mall. Two the offers amount to .£I,S(K. they were from Messrs. Burberrv arc Mr. George Speers Brown, ...

... which all the twelve survivors were examined. The circumstances under which Lord Kitchener died are not known. The captain was heard calling to Lord Kitchener to get into his (the captain's) boat, but no one knows whether he did so or not. No one saw any ...

... ON KITCHENER S STAFP. The following appeared last night’s London Gazette :— The undermentioned to have the relative precedence the ranks specified whilst employed on special 4 June, 1916: Brigadier-Generr.l. Sir H. F. Donaldson, K.C.8.; Lieutenant-Colonel ...