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... TO LET, Furnished SITTING ROOM, TWO or MORE BEDROOMS and KITCHEN, Bath und Garden, without attendance. No others. In good situation. Apply No. 187, * Shetland Times ”* Office. ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. TWO heads are bhetier than one, and they both agree that Panshine is Kitchen Magic. The Panshine Pair are all smiles ~but that is not to be wondered at, for everyone who has tried Panshine agrees with them that its magic spell brings brightness ...
... (Chairman), P. 8. Goodlad, Alex. Ratter, 8. W. Fordyce and Thos. Nicolson; also the Clerk, Mr W. A. A. Tulloch. TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Before the reading of the minutes, the Chair‘man said :— - Gentlemen, before proceeding to business, I think it ri%hc and ...
... HOUSE TO LET, Furnished, from lst July— Three Bedrooms, Diningroom, Kitchen, Bathroom, Wash-house and Drying Green. Apply to No. 189, * Shetland Times ™ Office. ...
... same time the Captain was calling to Lord Kitchéner to come to the boat, but owing to the noise made by the wind and sea Lord Kitchener cduld not hear him, 1 think. When the explosion occurred Lord Kitchener walked calmly from the Captain’s cabin, went ...
... rl‘) LET, PARLOUR' AND BEDROOM, with use of kitchen, in good locality., Apply No. 186, * Shetland Times”’ Office. ...
... trouble. fiov ®WANTED immediately to learn the Painting ' Trade.—FßED IRVINE, Painter, ete., Lerwick. WANTED, a GIRL for i(he Kitchen. ApplyT ROYAL HOTEL, Scalloway. EXPERIENCED GENERAL ‘—. SERVANT WANTED for Lerwick. Apply to No. 192, ““ Bhetland Times ' ...
... PAN TWO he: than on agree lhal Kitchen Ma shine Pair —but that wondered ; who has agrees witl magic spell ness everyy A little Pans —a smile an thing clea happy-—that the Pansii.. Look on the b PANSHINE dullest of d and the bri Try it for P, Forks and ...
... 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 ...
... subscriptions; a soup kitchen was opened, for which a ial npxul was made to *‘ the gentry of the gwn.” nd it would -::mf that 'g:‘u appeal ‘:u’eheerl\lt}g responded to, for a asury grant of over was made towards the soup kitchen, “ a similar amount having ...
... 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 ...
... Allies, has since received official sanction. It is not impossible that it was in connection with this matter that Lord Kitchener undertook his ill-fated journey to Russia. The cvents now ‘in progress may indeed mark the turning point of the war. If, ...