... PRICE'S STORES BUSINESS AS USUAL. China,Glass, Earthenware, Fancy Goods, Kitchen Utensils, Lamps, etc. Tea and Groceries, Chandlery, Oils and Paints. LOWEST CASH PRICES 22 - 3 Moore Street ...

... Fi„ Rcwms, Cnttirnished; me kitchen, bath. Box E 7374, this Office, TTNFURNISHEU, Front Parlour, ss. fell. weekly; Donnybrook road; no children. Box C43feo, this Office. F 2 UNFURNISHED Parlour*, good local*' ity, uso of kitchen and cooker; quiet; suit ladies ...

... Admiralty, with or without Lord Fisher his side, is regarded as unthinkable. From a member who wa-» present I gather that Lord Kitchener made very favourable impression cn those who attended the ' pow-wow between the Secretary Slate and the Parliamentarians ...

... 208 The Listowel Guardians wepe fhe first to discover that the ai§ d.ietar{ scale may necessitate sive alterations in the kitchen ments. Y 2, *% % % Perhaps the Local Gove : never took this into considerati working out their scheme in ) *%% 3 R A resolution ...

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... ffeets, ontopriaing the Appointments of Drawing, Dining end Smoke Room, . Breakfast Parlour, Hall and sn.iresse. Six Bedroom., Kitchen and Outside Particulars ran be bad from the Aartioneera. Furniture will be On View Day Previous to Sale. N. N!LRpY&sp.,pt ...

... few further details regarding Lord liatchener's meeting with the members • the Meuse of Commons are now available. Lord Kitchener cleared up many points r n which doubts prevailed, and gave the , assembly' some confidential infermatimt that could be given ...