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... Carpets, inlaid Linoleum Occasional Table* and Chaire, exoejptional.y Handsome and Richly-carved 6ft. POLISHED OAK SIDEBOARD, Kitchen and Culinary Requisite*. Wringer. Ac., «a TRUBSHAW k TAYLOR will Sell by Auction, as above, TO-MORROW (Thursday), June 23 ...
... good kitchens and garden; newly renovated. Rent £6o.—Apply, Herbert B. Baker, 7, Waterloo St. MALVERN (near College and Golf Links).—To be Let, excellent detached Residence, with pretty garden; tureo sitting, seven bed rooms, bath; good kitchen, and oliices ...
... On the other hand, there is n considerable increase in the cc®t of cheap pulp papers, such as are used for the commonest kitchen wallpapers and the like, and it would appear that many workingclass families are repapering homes in papers of more artistic ...
... Commons for a full and open investigation into th© circumstance® attending the recent loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener on board, is growing, and. it has been even stimulated the replies given questions on the subject this afternoon on behalf ...
... r-Lyme, June £6. A “KITCHENER. DAY.” To the Editor the Daily Post. Sir, —I* was w.th great interest I read Mr. Harcourt’s letter in your issue of June regarding fitting memorial Lord Kitchener—namely, national holiday, “Kitchener Day.’’ Mr. Harco-irt’a ...
... Let; on -I- hitl. near station, sea. links; one large sitting room, wide verandah four bed rooms, bath room (h. and c.), kitchen, scullery, kc. July, Sept., 3gs.: August, 4gs. weekly.—Huntingford. Stanford, Faringdoa. Berks. House to Let. August; Severn ...
... Grenville, The Grore. SolihnlL HOUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted, at once; three maids kept.—Apply, Mrs. Lunt, 6. Montagna Rd„ Edgba^on. KITCHEN MAID, to work with experienced cook.—Apply, Mrs. Grsey. Penryn, Somerset Bd.. Edgbagton. T ADY-HOUSEZEEPEE (most be capable ...
... of the appointment of iMr. Lloyd George the vacant Secretaryship State, with precisely the powers assigned the late Lord Kitchener when, early in the year, General Sir William Robertson was made Chief of the General Staff. This would leave vacant the Ministry ...
... meetings woe held lest evening, Harborne, under the chairmanship of Mr. C. T. Appleby (president of the Corps'!. Mr. J. H. Kitchen (adjutant of the 4th Battalion of the Warwickshire Volunteer Regiment) explained the Acts under which recognition was being ...