... KITCHENERS LAST ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine. A ...

... KITCHENER S SUCCESSOR Mr. Lloyd George Reported to have been Approached. Idle Central News understands that Mr Lloyd George has been officially approached with a view to becoming Kitchener’* successor, and that in all probability will accept, the position ...

... HOW KITCHENER DIED. ...

... Last of Lord Kitchener. had hoped that after Mr. Balfour's maladroit handling of the Jutland fight we might teve looked for a complete reforma- tion, but the same spirit is somewhat evident-tin his treatment of the overwhelming tragedy that befell Lord ...

... E LAST CALL FOR KITCHENER. tense scenes on the Hampshire. ...

... attended the Kitchener Memorial Service Edinburgh. NEWS IN BRIEF. Wheat dropped a further Is. Is- per quarter at Stockton-on-Teee yesterday. • * -Legislators, representing the South African branch the Empire Parliamentary Association, have sailed for ...

... TO-DAY'S PARLIAMEr Premier on Delicate iris!) Negotiations. TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER (BV ODR PRIVATE WIRE). In the nrpu-« Uoramonn. this afiemoor, ■Sir K. iUnnory Mki.l tho Mitnster tions if his attention had boon called iron' of complaints by contractors ...

... NAVAL HEROES’ SAD MISSION ASHORE. ' ljg‘,l: .. 4 **** oiSSf • i9%j£ service to Lord Kitchener at St. Giles's Cathedral, Edinburgh: Sir David Beatty Admiral Sir Egbert Lowry leaving the Cathedral with naval officers. ...

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... LATEST NEWS. Fleet Street, Friday, 6 a.in. NEVER LEFT SHIP. Story of Last Man to See Kitchener. riow Lord Kitchener died was described to a correspondent of the Daily Mail by Leading Seaman Rogerson, survivor from H.M.S. Hampshire, whose home is Hertford ...

... which they anew him in India. tieu Lord Kitchener’s Staff in India meetings always began with prayer. , did not matter who was there, but Lord , Kitchener always said to him “Go on—l pray, Bateson!” Lord Kitchener Le-1 lieved that if wanted efficiency he ...