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... LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW Germany a Staggering Prize- Fighter (Through Reuter’s Agency.) JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday. >peaking at Klugesdorf to-night, Sir Abe B.,i!ey said Just before 1 left England 1 asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener replied: ...
... Kitchens, and the Knockout Blow. Lord Kitchenera g.sea Abe Batley, was. said the latter at El.. geredort, that the uermans were In a much more *clout, po-it.ln, eeptAnalls in the Interior, than people thong t. Th e y remind me. he added, of a pri ...
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... Till END OF LORD RITCRENER TRIBUTES IN THI MOUSE OF LORDS A resolution regretting Lord Kitchener's lose will be moved in Parliament to-day by the Premier. The °reek and French Chambers, and the Russian Dome have sent expressions of regret. In the House ...
... . HALL, STAIRS, &c.—32 yds. 27in. Stair Carpet, 32 Oak Oval Rods and Eyes, Oak Hall Table, Pair Chairs and Mirror, Lino, Kitchen Table, and Sundries. would direct special attention to the above, the quality and design being tKo highest order. nRAY &' ...
... 11 POSITION OF THE GERMANS. What Lord Kitchener Thought, Johannesburg. Tuesday •Speaking al Kiugcrsdorf tonight Sir Abe Bailey said—Before leaving England he asked Lord Kitchener bow things were going. Lord Kitchener replied that the Germans were now in ...
... our great cathedrals that Lord Kitchener's was mourned, but there was not village church in which suitable reference was made to the calamity which the country has suffered. can add but little here to-night. Lord Kitchener's name will live in history above ...
... Lansdowne delivered a well-phrased of Lord Kitchener, in which he dwelt specially upon his wonderful influence in expanding our modest Expeditionary Force into a great host numbered by millions. lord Kitchener had ..ften told him that he was no Parliamentarian ...
... first cross-bench.. The Lord Chancellor read messages of sympathy -which he liad roccived in regard to the death of Lord Kitchener, and eloquent tributes to the memory of the late hield Marshal were made by the Marquis of Lansdbwne, Viscount rrench, and ...
... the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, our noble Ally, and pave a tribute sorrow and gratitude to tn© memory of Kitchener, who gave his service© to Franco 1870 and became the brilliant organiser the mighty British army.*’ (Cheers.) The House *ill ...
... KITCHEN .MAGIC. pANSHINE makes brightness appear quick time. It makes dullness disappear in double quick time. Use Panshine in your home to-day. A little Panshine —a brisk rub —a smile and shine —everything cleaned—everybody happy—that’s the result of ...
... FURNISHINGS, comprising:— DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, HALL, STAIR, LANDINGS. BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS, MAHOGANY, WAL- NUT AND OAK; Kitchen Furniture and Miscellaneous Effects. JAS. MORTON & SONS, limited; Auctioneers and Valuers. 3514 Tel. 1,073. GORTGOWAN, MOVILLE ...