... Quns Kidos, Hovotver* and Ammunition apaeiality. W» also (took a large selection ot Kitchen and Pantry Utensils. Cutlery and Electroplate, Carpet Sweepera, Braja and Copper Bailee. Fender* and Fire iron*. Wringing and Mangling Machine*. Implement* ot ...

... Church, Cutbendall, of which Rev. T. Thorpe, M.A., is the esteemed rector, an impressive memorial service was held fpr Lord Kitchener and the men loat in the great naval battle off Jutland. There was a good attendance of the congregation and also several ...

... SiDfle Car. at lowest price*. Lamps We hare reoei.ed a large stock of lampe for Drawing Room, Dining Room, Bedroom. Ball. Kitchen and litahle. These are veil bought, and will be offered cheap. Trunks Por Wood and Iron Trnnka, Portmanteau! and Bags, Hat ...

... Utters bora in Doagh about the 1 seme time attracted notice here ~ r* KITCHENER MEMORIAL SERVICE. KING AND QUEEN PRESENT* XABLT TISITOBS TO ST. PALL’S. ) People enxione to attend the Kitchener memorial aarrict began gather outride Paul’s earl; on morning, Tbo ...

... Sproule-d’lldo beat. The Chairman referred tha deplorable toea which the nation and Empire had auataiaed by the death of Lord Kitchener. He thought they ebould place record their Bit eorrow at tha tragic death of auch liant aoldiar, and one who had rendered ...

... deceased slept with him, end that on Saturday morning, after bo hod given deceased breakfast in bed, deceased got and came kitchen in hr. flannelette nightshirt. There wee no guard on the fire, and be supposed deceased's nrght.hirt eeme in contact with ...

... other Uattreeaee; Child’s Cot. Fenden, Fin Irene, Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth, Window Curtain* and Polae, Pictures, etc., etc. KITCHEN. Ac. Tablw. Chain. Set Mangles, Clock. Cooking Requisites, Delf, Tubs, Lawn Mowar, etc., eta Also Shop Window Fittings consisting ...

... with hi# Majesty's loyal subjects in every part of his vast dominions In lamenting the untimely end of the illustrious Karl Kitchener, recalling with gratitude to Almighty God the signal services which his Lordship rendered our Kmpre. (b) We desire to place ...

... the twelve survivors who got to shore an raft all hope most to abandoned. KITCHENER’S BOAT SWAMPED BY THE MEATY SEAS ROBIES HOISTED STEEP CLIFFS. It is reported that Lord Kitchener and hie staff were pieced in one the ship's beets, which got clear the wrack ...

... ie double Louse, substantially built, and in thorough order and repair, and consist# of two sittina-rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, scullerv, etc. There is a larae yard, with extensive oftce houses in first-class repair, including byre for five ...

... users of petrol must make return before next Tuesday. * * Tbe King and Queen attended the memorial service for the late lord Kitchener held on Tuesday St Paul’s Cathedral. Services were also held in Dublin, Edinburgh, York. Birmingham, and other cities. * ...

... leave. He was rescued from raft after being three hours in the water. was in the coastguard service at Tara before the war. KITCHENER. That sleepless sentinel. Napoleon, still Keeps lonely .watch o’er France, ’mid damps of death: And Nelson slumbers not when ...