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... =ran and BEDROOM SUIT ;Oversewn* r ED WV nein EXCLUSIVE ATTRACTION FOR ONE WEEK ONLY- cupboard„ Bedstead.. Wm, Chios. MMFR Kitchen Ware. ME E 3, .' - =Mani= BELLA A r b l y ct rit i slt n 'Tic.% he z x i s' m .:7 oi3.elFavaGdnPl!Y MATT WCORMICK. ''.. STIED ...
... I'’iold Marshal Earl Kitchener. , our deep admiration for his ppleudid and lifelong services to the State. That direct [,ies of this resolution to sent to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for War, and ■ is relatives of the late Earl Kitchener. 11l ill course ...
... this leadina thoroughfawr rent, £4s.— Nelson BusaeJl. 64. Royal Avenue- GX273 SHLKY Avenue (14); reception, bed rooms, bath, kitchen anartments; first-class diflet; £4o.—Nelson Boseell. 64, Boyal Avenue. G 1374 5 ADELAIDE Street —To. Let, large. Double Office ...
... the world had never seen and. they all hoped, would never see again. They knew how huge, how herculean, this work of Lord Kitchener’s was, and they knew, too, with what marvellous and matchless success discharged it to the end. He would long live in tho ...
... NEWS IN BRIEF. The Kitchener National Memorial Fund hat* now reached over .£168,500. Mr. Hughes, the Australian Premier, arrived at Freemautle yesterday. The possibility of Roumania’s intervention in the war is causing increasing apprehension in the German ...
... immediately; wages, £4O; large hotel.-i Mrs. Crozier, Arthur Place. H 47 A -A.—KITCHEN-MAID required to-day; wages. 12s 6d weekly; fare waiting. Crnrier, Arthur Place. .A.—KITCHEN-MAID wanted od wages. —Miss Norris, Agency, 25, C' 't. H 39 RESPECTABLE Girl ...
... Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, and our deep admiration for his splendid and life-long services to tho State; that we direct copies of this resolution bo sent to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for War, and the relatives of the late Earl Kitchener.” In the course ...
... Nu^se-Housemaid , , and General Servants- 01322 MRS. Curtis, 70. King Street, has for engagement Cook-Generals, young Generals, Kitchen-maids and young Country Girls. MRS. Derby, 88. StranmiUia Road, recommends Protestant Housekeepers. GeneraJe; wants Generals ...
... knowledge some of the dead Sinn Fein, leaders agreed to the policy of lecruitijig for the war which Mr. Redmond had to Lord Kitchener. If the Government had not been so stupid these men would have been fighting for them. Ihe Coalition was rotten in its infancy ...
... LINE, Cunard Building, Pier Head, UverpooL TO BE SOLD. LARGE Meat Safe, proof against sun. rain, and flies ; Garden Seats, Kitchen Couches, Ac.—Bingham, Carpenter, 371, Lisburn Road. ...
... knowledge, some of the dead Sinn Fein leaders agreed to the policy recruiting for the war, which Mr. Hodmend had suggested Lord Kitchener. It the Government had not been stupid these men would have been fighting for them. The Coalition was rotten its infancy ...