... 6 bod ard dreading room*, kitchens, and offices; flower and kitchen GARDENS; chinning TlC**. Apply IXtcre and Son. Otici. . _ TO Ll-7T. OAK DENE,' near Station. Woodlesford, containing drawing, and breakfast rooms. kitchen, rcntry. lobby. bedrooms, ...

... GLEDIIOW Lane. Roundhay SEMI-VILLA: good garden.-; near tram.—Lax. 192. Road. c A Alexandra Road, to Sold; 2 enter., bed rooms. kitchen, scullery, cloakroom, wash-house, coals, baijj. Sep. vr.c—A. llima, 7. Beach Avenue. c PARK. VILLAS for » Sale, situate North ...

... METALS. COPPER AND TIN* LOWER. London, Monday, June 12. The market will* to-morrow during the the memorial service for Lord Kitchener is being held St. Paul's Cathedral. COPPER.—Tho market was entirely without feature to-day, and absence both buyers and sellers ...

... London ytvicrday for the v a month's* engagement with concert {•' '■ Y.M.C.A. recreation huts. But for the naiiona for Lord Kitchener, the auspices Miss Lena. •> before the King at Buckingham Palace 1- nig for the front. and tub Cost a Ska Yi-vvc.-* There ...

... In the Senate Signor Salandra (Premier) madq a similar announcement. Admiral recalled warm terms services the la to Lord Kitchener, and asked the President tender tho British nation condolences the Senate., and express their unalterable friendship for ...

... comfort and even luxury the Austrian dug-outs, which contained furniture, pianos, and gramophones, with and caricatures walls. Kitchens such one only expects at homo and stores of and beer were found funic cf the dug-outs. Vegetable and flower gardens were ...

... deceased). will be remembered that Sir H. F. Donaldson and Mr. Robert.-.on wero the of the Ministry of Munitions on Lord Kitchener's mission to Russia. Surgeon-General Tom P. C'.B., of the Army Medical tit aft. has been appointed a Knight of Graco of the ...

... pronounced himself definitely opposed to anything in nature of wait see. The Matin this morning states that row that Lord Kitchener gone Mr. IJughes considered to the most popular and clear! sighted the British Umpire, i The writer proceeds;— By his courage ...

... Warwickshire. £lB. SkipU*, £2O. 4 ee.-ianU; Chester. £*- one lae'j. tervacte; nnr lMb\. re rr ante: rear IF.rby. ££6. 4 kitchen: >'l»Biborottfh, £2'.. ffnlierymaid; lAicwtor. £24. tWiii'nf'i. fw-tn.vr.mai'l: txr.'ko £22. 7 servant*: Llveitkv,J. £2. rrantf: ...