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... KITCHENER MEMORIAL SERVICE. The local public were guick to respond to the feclings of emotion “?\ich prompted them to pay some little tribute to the memory of one of the nation’s illustrious dead, whose tragic passing came as a shock and struck deeply ...
... Kitchener’'s Army. AN ANALYSIS FOR THE LOCAL AREA. Up to the end of April the number of enlistments for Kitchener's Army in the local recruiting area was 9,107, and of that total 2,945 have been accepted this vear as will be gleaned from the tollowing ...
... LORD KITCHENER DECLINES. I I r FFrUsTr ft vs flied fhb otte of the Foveae, which ho vacated lo ••111010 frosH. Lord r. but that I erd it (lien or bus los let • wooed appodarraeot. 'bleb of mum, ••• to (boar !rip.. Ho Duke ef Cab nitadltt area I t. ...
... Lord Kitchener's Sister. INTERESTED IN HORWICH FAMILY Mrs. Catherine Waggett, of the Maaor H. ™ Lymington, Hants, a sister of Lord Kitel has taken special interest in a casc rey by the Horwich Relicf Committee. Tie is that of Mre. Smith, of 402, Cho-ler ...
... Kitchener and International Peace Lord Kitchener, in an interview, sees no reason why International e should not econtinue. although one never {nev when som.unr_lg would stir up trouble. It therefore always pai to keep powder dry until International agreement ...
... HONOUR FOR LORD KITCHENER. ~ The distinetion hestowed on lord Ritchener in his elevation to the Order of the Carier, ‘has delighted the whole country. Tt is an -appropriate Royal resognition of the great idebt the Empire owes to kim. Some may at ‘ times ...
... { ord Kitchener and Temperance. T css Aseociation understands that Farl ¥ i« among the first to give a speedy ~wr- o King George's appeal 1n Lord Stam ...
... Kitchener’'s Yolunteers When Garman’s talked of coming our commtry to invade, And give John Bnll a drumming John Buil was not afranl, To guard our land, rose many a band of men that knew no fear, They're a Nation’s best, not a man was pressed, Earl K ...
... Trr KiTcHEN GARDEN. Cabbage plants will bave become a -iuhk‘ size for standing well through the winter. While the weather still remains of an open character, h%thowr(mooilbe::l‘inlomenedbymhm, filling the drills up ie as this work proceeds. Gontinue to ...
... Lord Kitchener's Demands. The War Minister nsnally has only to ask fto recetve. He now calle for M 0 men to form new armies and he will get them, the demand. ¥ we mar so term It,. being eased .bv the increase of the recruiting.. age to 40, and a reduction ...
... Lord Kitchener's Reward . . - B il ol Willer and Riley’s Affairs. What reward shall be bestowed upon Lord —_— Kitohenor when he leaves India in addition CREDITORS PAID IN FULL AND HOPE to his promotion to the rank of Field-Marshal SHAREHOLDERS. is now ...
... THE DAUBHILL SOUP KITCHEN. REMINISCENCE OF A FORMER STRIKE. There 15 a considerable mining population in the Daubhiil district, and among these and other workers affected by the strike distress is‘ very prevalent. ‘l'o minimise it, and especially ! to ...