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... the Guardians was as to whether it would involve extra utensils, ranges and other things in that way. M.s Foran thought the kitchen was the crux. There were two boilers and they wouldn’t be sunitable, and thev would therefore be obliged to put in uew ranges ...

... wall into toneh>ith their con> stituente. Several membere made point of remain| Ing in town on Friday order to meet Lord Kitchener. London whole has taken the lose of the Whitsuntide holiday very calmly; and though a number ehopkeepers cannot yet make ...

... for the Guardiane wat whether it wonld iaTolee extra utensils, ranges, and other things in that way. Urs Foran thought the kitchen was the eras. Thera were two boilers and they wouldn’t be suitable, and they wonld therefore obliged pnt in new rangea as ...