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... A KITCHENER RELIC. The old Chinese bow! seen above constitutes a Kitchener souvenir. For beforo he sailed the great soldier left instructions that this fine piece famille vei’te should be purchased for him the Kennedy sale. His wish was duly carried ...
... COTTAGE shore, Silverdale; sitting-room, kitchen, pantries, 3 bedrooms; cycle shed; July 305., Aug, 40s. per week, including household linen. Austin, Armadale, Hall Green, Birmingham. LAKE DlSTRlCT.—Furnished Cottage to Let, iy 2 miles from Kendal; bedrooms; ...
... from Germany. Commons and Lord Kitchener In reverent silence, broken only by occasional murmurs heartfelt approval, the House of Commons this afternoon listened to the Prime Minister's moving tribute to the late Lord Kitchener. In concise, comprehensive sentences ...
... station and landed safely. KITCHENER'S MEMORY. LAST SPEECH TO.M.P.'S MAT BE MADE PUBLIC. The resolution to present adreeo to His Majesty praying that would give direction for a monument to be erected in memory of the late Lord Kitchener, and assuring His Majesty ...
... DAY AND OTHER PICTURES OF AT THE ANZACS’ ALEXANDRA STALL. A KITCHEN GARDEN ON THE SILL. BOYS FROM THE TRENCHES BUY ROSES. Sfc.^:^^v\\x^'^i^^^^ft^gg^\ -: a^^ifflßpo^aKi ;.• jtejt; ...
... £2O. Write, with ref., L. finpt.. 8t Agnes’ Home, Darlington. ASVI.FM, WH I TTIN ...
... Croaeley, M. Kershaw, F. Whiteley, T. Medley, J. Eedgard. and T. Mason 8.C.); W. Brown. W. Duce, H. Spink, P. Haigh, and W. Kitchen (Batlfv C. and 8.C.); A. Lockwood (Dewsbury O-V G. W Ellis, B. Eodgers, and J. Carter (Dewsbury Fart); Shaw and W. wit hen ...
... General .Manager and Lady Superintendent, engage and have charge the servants in the domestic department, and ha»e control the kitchen. She must eomoetent. •■o give out stores, keep the necessary account books, and to responsible lor discipline in hot departments ...
... t by that time. All-judging Jove. . . The reports in the London morning paper* to-day.of Mr. Asquith’s eloquent tribute Kitchener .are curiously, at variance the quotation with which he closed speech—“ Those pure eyes and perfect witness all-judging Jove ...
... House of Commons this afternoon. The Speaker had retired, and the House went into Committee on the proposed memorial to Lord Kitchener. The terms of the motion ought to have been in the hands of Mr. WKitley, the Chairman of Committee, but through an oversight ...
... MISCELLANEOUS H. A. (Castleford). —It was Lord Kitchener who received ...
... before the Tribunal. The Chairman: That granted. THE PREMIER'S EULOGY LORD KITCHENER. INTERESTING TRIBUTES IN THE COMMONS. Strikins tributes were paid the memory of Lord Kitchener in the House Commons yesterday the Prime Minister, Mr. Bonar Law, Mr. Wardle ...