... AMUSEMENTS. GAIETY THEATRE OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES. CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME. 3 p.m. to 10 m. LORD KITCHENER p. 'S VISIT TO THE FRENCH ARMY. PROM HOME. THE WORE OF THE ARMY VETERINARY CORPS AT THE FRONT. THE SIGHT AT HT. ELAM sad Other Rattle. FULL GAIETY ORCHESTRA ...

... JUTE. . 1,910. On the or canon of • emorial senior, to above Cathedral on Tuesdal, 13th June. the let• Fold Harultel Lord Kitchener, Mare 'keel &re Mons to the Police enforce the following regulations, urhkh are made by me ler the purpose of perfFhting ...

... yesterday's fighting 58 officers and 11.000 men, besides more gums and machineiu.ns not yet counted, stores of arms, field kitchens, and telephone matonal. The results of the fighting from June 4 to 7, In Volhynia and Galicia, already make it possible ...

... Umbrella Steeds. and Mats. Stair Carpeting and Rods. ?Silures. Large Iron Frame Safe. hr ArsLeless maker, Etc. The usual Kitchen Furniture and Cooking rtenrils, Quantit,. of China. Gloss and NH*. Patent Mangles. Lase Moores. Harden Tools and feats . Et ...

... to each other. The position of the Secretary of State had recently become co mucl identified with the pers onality Lard Kitchener that 4 w had satberrd CA' attributes, and these - could mot be dissociated from it while tha• g:cat soldier filled the position ...

... number cof bodies recovered from Hampehire is that of Lt.-Col. O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener. ...

... condition of economic relations Europe. THE BLACK AMULET. • Officers showed exemplary speed in putting on the mourning band fee Kitchener. The King's command on the point distinctly said crepe. But seemingly latitude is allowed, as an ordinary band or black cloth ...

... Dinner. Brea !dust Bedroom Suite= in Mahogany, Walnut. and Oak, Allsltras, Etr.. :lie Fugal. ture of 4 Servants' Apartments, Kitchen and Dairy Ftcrssik, r, Etc. The Lim Stork include 3 Dairy C 0.,, 4 Sub Calm., I too sear &el Heifer. I ear and a half year ...

... ENGLAND? Hot the moods of the British mind are still more shifting. The first news of the naval battle. soon followed by Kitchener's disappearance. caused England to pass from gloom to consternation. A third phaseoptimism—bas now set in. lam told by on ...

... BY J. H. C. Slims or torpedo? That is the question to wiich, as regards the Kitchener tragedy, experts aro quite unable to give an gaper. But the public hoe settled down to the view that Him movements were known and a submarine lay in gait for him. NOT ...

... Plats cunt, wash, rare fowl; country place. Co. üblint nurse cepa; wages. Ll 2. Send c 01 ege GENER AL Servant Wanted a. !Kitchen:said, help laundry, In, Hotel In country; goodwades. Aopic Rua 8925, till. TOI. g'IENV.ItAt. Warrant—Wanted, strong, raiddlewned ...

... omnibuses will ia.- nere to their ordinary services. There will be no extra services of trains for holiday trippers. THE HUMAN KITCHENER. An incident illustrating the kindly sad human side of the late Lord Katsina& was recorded yesterday. The aged soother of ...