... P! _— “CREAT OPEN-AIR SERVICE. |N MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER AND OTHER HEROES. A remarkable and inspiring demonstration, py way of honouring the memory of the late Lord Kitchener his staff. and the crew of vhe /Hampshire,” and also the heroes who fell in ...

... potatoes from waggons in th» streets. Soldiers repressed the disord :re. The Food Board has wsince :.ot ond arranged a field kitchen service jor th:» inp. habitants, s ...

... d Amounts previously acknow- 88 8 2 Council Employees (Highways and BEEIIRD ikeito el e e 011 1 Viear of Earlestown—Lord Kitchener’s Memorial Servicefor Blinded Soldiers and I . s i T ed s 16 0 SERBIAN, Fte.. FLAG DAY — Bale of FUPN - J.0i.0. hmmrmbrmsaiest ...

... 7or 12 acres. Price, £lO per acre {reehold. —~Apply to W. Brooke Stevens, “Tor-o'- Voor,” Woodhall. ,I‘WOR Sale, LEAMINGTON KITCHEN y RANGE, Second-hand, in good condition; four feet wide: two ovens, back boiler, ote., complete.—Apply Ward and“ Co., Ironmongers ...

... three applications, for a married waggoner, aged 40, for a married labourer, aged 35, and for a married man, aged 35, who was kitchen garden labourer. — The waggoner Was granted exemption. —ln regard to the labourer, the farm on which he worked was 415 acres ...

... week, and -astle and Woodhall Spa. good houses should .result. 'lfho' 15th epio Im:b of “The Exploits of Elaine” will he KITCHENER DAY.—On Baturday, July Ist, | ghoun and no one should mise the grand fhe day. Wil Rou PN S KNS | giaie. A trilling dimma ...