... been granted an allowance of £OOO. He has asked the Government to retain the amount as the nucleus of fund to establish Kitchener memorial scholarships for the children of fallen members of the New Zealand forces. Colonel Rhodes has also contributed farther ...

... Greedy. The witness asked to see the correspondence she had had with the War Office, and she showed him two letters f'>m Lord Kitchener’s private secrelary, (’reedy. One of the letters, dated September 4, 1915, suggestea that t»o officers, on whose behalf the ...

... record of work. [By Oar Pollticar Correspondent.] The the appointment Mr. Lloyd Georg® ns bucrewor Lord Kitchener in the office Secretary of State for War may be flayed until the assembling of Parliament y . Asquith has, it is understood, invite-1 the ...

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... though somewhat impersonal, impres sion. Miss Adela Verne’s = programm postponed from June 7 on accot int 0 the death of Lord Kitchener, ©} yened ° with Bach’s Italian Concerto, ¥ hic she played with great clearness 0 f ex- si0n, as a Iso the Mozart W ic ‘oll ...

... Make Way for Lord Kitchener.” “As the men were moving up one ef the hatchways to their stations, Lord Kitchener, accompanied by a naval officer. appeared the latter called out. ‘‘ Make way for Lord Kitchener,” and they both went up on to the quarter deck ...

... forty Relief Fund The Prince of Wales’ Fund reached £5.907.213. ef whoch £3.31 been allocated tu date for distri 8 60 he Rue Kitchener.” bution, The Municipality cf ‘oue (says Reuter’s Paris corres pondent) k ha to name one cf the etr Lord Kitcherer ects of ...

... on Tuesday next the Prime Minister will give notice of a resolu- tion of condolence in connection with the death of Lord Kitchener similar to tLat which was moved in the same as- sembly on the death of Lord Roberts. The resolution will probably be sub- ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S LAST HOURS. ON DECK WHEN THE HAMPSHIRE SANK, OFFICIAL INQUIRY. FULL STORY OF THE TRAGEDY. = Bee Lord Kitchener was on the starboard side of the quarter deck calmly talking with his officers. From the little time that elapsed between my ...

... down guns, but it was brought HENER LETT LATEST OFFER FOR DOCUMENT, Fifteen hundred pounds is the latest offer for Lord Kitchener's autograph 300. appeal for to-day at the Re 000 recruits, received d Cross Gift House, Pall Mall. It came from Mr. George ...

... LORD KITCHENER. e The last man of H.M.S. Hampshire to see Lord Kitchener was Leading Seaman Rogerson, who, in an inter- view a ‘ Daily Mail”’ corre- evondent, said :— eurvived, I wag the one who Lord Of those who left the ehip and have Kitchener He went ...

... CALA THEATRE. —Daily, 2.30 & 7.30 TUR WORLD AT WAR ENEMIES ZEPPELINS VERDUN KU TROOPS in FRANCE—LATEST FROM The Ite LORD KITCHENER. Gerr. 1404. OTICE. —The Rt. Hon. the EARL of N DERBY, KG, wil: add.ces the audience 0. the occasion of the Gr-t presentation ...