... CD taal = 2. Mr wieite and of svmrathv of the Greek p jed— LIFE OF DECEASED FI MARSHAL ot I | t tol 3 The family of Lord Kitchener have tha nuhlication of his with the _work will nave TOE SOON BS ee . RFmP fj amt 4 O’BEIRNE IN FETROGR sive (Through Reuter’s ...

... , Mr. Hughes, the Australian Premier, said Lord Kitchener was • man on whom the Empire's dearest hopes were centred. If we stood ready to meet the greatest for we ever met it was because Lord Kitchener bad created out of Great Britain's peaceful citizens ...

... 111111411 t An incident illustrating the kindly and humane sidu of We late lewd Kitchener was un Monday. The aged mother of a corporal of the Royal grief' Rides lay dying and repeatedly asked for bier um Willie, who was serving is Frwuoe. ThA family was ...

... THE PREMIER AT LAOYBAMK. tIBUTETO LORD KITCHENER. The Military Situation. WORK OF THE NAVY. The Battle of Jutland. rrs ssnonrs on allies' prospcots Ur. meeting of hie constituent* in East Fife jesterda; afternoon. The gathering was the Masonic Hall, Ladjbanh ...

... their sense of the loss sustained by the British Empire by the tragic death of Field-lisrshal the Right %rt. 9. ii. Earl Kitchener by whose loyal and brilliant achievements in almost every part of the Empire, but always where the greatest difficulties ...

... follewing telegram has been r Toad hy the War Office fiom the 4.0 Commanding-in-Chief in Egypt :— heie Caio, June ‘Tho for Lord Kitchener was held at six fer this afternoon in the Kasrelnil Ba their Cairo, and attended by tho High C two sioner, Prince Fuad, ...

... m.; 11,12 p.m. Sunrises, 4.31 a.m.; pets, 0.29 pan. Moon rises, 9.34 p.m.; sets, a.m. Full moon, to-day, 10.42 p.m. Lord Kitchener's Successor, A nows agency states that Mr. Lloyd George has teen offered, and will probably accept, the poet of Minister ...

... of prayer in connection with the present national crisis. Special and touching reference was mud# the tragic death Lord Kitchener. RUMOURED COAL AND SHIPPING COMBINE. Lord Rhondda, the head tho Cambrian Collieries. seen in London yesterday evening the ...

... 24 to under the Mjlis- 7 Service Act will commence to called June 24. The rumour that the present Earl K:t'bener (Colonel Kitchener) his way homo to England is not correct. still titrbnn; in East Africa. The most important duty parent* i« to look after ...

... inquirtrd into tho deaths • Hawkeswood and her four chiidmi. 1' hours nad mi&sed tne woman and -Iv >■’••• forced open tho. kitchen door. t* house full g*s and the five occupant screw from tno gas meter va- nu- ’ Hawkeswood’s sister said the was very mis- ...

... the level of the ground, •ndonteits entrance hall, 3 good reeeption rooms on ball level, bedr oom .. 2 etc. Tants rooms, kitchen. 2 pantries, it. Them is a good garden br front. • large fruit and dower garden at rear, trod also a vegetable garden Paddock ...

... will last long as the British Empire. (Cheers.) This is not the time for estimating the character and the value of Lord Kitchener's services to his .country. They extended over more than forty years, and were rendered in many different quarters the globe ...