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... smell family: level kitchen. —Apply evenings. 8, 12, Clare Road Cotham. YV7ANTEU, good GIRL, to assist gsneral household duties.—Appiy 5. Glebe Road, St. George. WANTED, for July 25, experienced GENERAL; plain cooking; level kitchen; help given. Present ...
... left hand, on the battlefield, condition is not serious. KITCHENER IN FUTURE. CREUTER'Sp TELEGRAM). OTTAWA, The electors of Berlin, Ontario, have in favour changing the name of the to Kitchener. ...
... the British Government regard the demonstration of sypipathy that nad been made in the Italian Chamber on the death Lord Kitchener.—Router. ...
... newspapers publish order of the German Federal Council regarding tbe collec tion of kitchen refuse. Towns and communities of over 40,000 inhabitants are obliged to collect the kitchen refuse from all households, and Sena to the Government factory. Condensed fodder ...
... Waverlrv Road. ReulgUtLrr 'p^----—J_L__1 V • Lr-p-riai 5X W h Kitchen; use■- scullery ChiHi-.,n.-i4 i:,' and tlttii.gs. Quiet people; :.o ti'o rl' JS?'' Appcrtion*o children kitchen. bedrooms, boxroom. ...
... j-j* ' reception, level kitchen, good garden.—644. 1 Office. ADVERTISER requires HOUSE, about £30 Bishopston district preferred. Possession fceptembcr.—63s. Daily Press Office. BISHOPSTON.— Wanted, HOUSE, with four level kitchen. Garden and greenhouse ...
... General of the Seina yesterday, the President, M. Rousselle, a speech, paid a tribute of :eepect to memory of General and Lord Kitchener. ...
... Good wag;s.—l, York Garden*. Cliiton. ANTED Girl GENERAL: no laundry: level kitchen.—ba. Seymour Road. Ne\il Road, Bishopston. ANTED, good GENERAL (sleep in or out); level kitchen Good wages given.—3b. Leopold Road. WANTED GENERAL, at once.—Apply Button's ...
... Sir Charles would no doubt have referred to the great loss which the nation had sustained through the tragic death Lord Kitchener. As sailor he would also have made reference to the recent great naval battle, the greatest modern history, in which our ...
... ees- L ' E. with largo Garden, planted with l*«od h, , „ Cfl for car. Hall, dining-room, ' nt ,!o °r), third loom, and kitchen, three bed: rn '9 m - bath roc m 'porcelain enamel bathl; ''■irrt' H an sanitary arrangements. In flrst-class 'id ' n,ltl ...
... three o'clock. THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL. Thi- Vice Chamberlain of the Household (Mr Cecil Beck, M.P.) brought in a message from the King acknowledging the address for a monument to the memory of the late Field Marshal Earl Kitchener. Mr HARCOURT thanked ...