... KITCHEN REQUISITES. (4ARDEN Seats and Chairs; Water Engines and Syringes; Lawn Mowers, Water Barrows, Tanks, and Rollers. CHEAP Wringing Machines and Mangles ; Kent's Knife Machines. WIRE NETTING, all meshes, from 9 in. to 6 ft. wide ; cheaper than last ...

... REMEMBER IN THE KITCHEN- That when a baking dish gets burnt in using, it should not be scraped: simply puts little water and ashes in it, and the burnt surface will coma off easily without injuring the dish. That a steady heat for baking cannot be expected ...

... THE KITCHEN SINK. Hot water, in which soda has begin dissolved should be poured down the sink every day. and some disinfectant every few d3ys. By attention to little things of this kind the danger of illness is minimised. Lovatory pipes should be flushed ...

... KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lind Kitchener says in his usual report that the Boer losses foe the week have been : Fifty.eve Boers killed. forty-three wounded. one hundred and sixty-seven prisoners, live surrenders, one hundred and thirty rifles, 5,190 rounds ...

... KITCHENER'S PROCLAMATION. Lord Kitchener has at last taken a step which will either cad the war or warrant the Imperial Government in treating the Boers rho remain in the field outlaws. the Satanic, Review aria. The premashie to the proclamation makes ...

... KITCHEN CUPBOARDS, Everything relating to the kitchen and lb* storeroom should be kept as free from dust tg possible. Many careful housekeepers nowadayg in the insistent warfare against the contaminee Ilion of food by kerins tho wise bon of washing all ...

... SCISSORS IN THE KITCHEN A pair of ecidsors is a most useful thing to have in the kitchen. A down different used for them suorst themselves, but perhaps one does not imagine oneself trimming the bread of sandwiches or toa.it with them instead of using ...

... THE KITCHENER RUMOURS. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary for India, has replied to a correspondent who drew his attention to the report to the• effect that Lord Kitchener had placed his resignation in the hands of the Indian authorities, to take effect in July ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Peas should be planted from the boxes as they become ready. Plant thinly and firmly; apply stakes at the time of planting, and protect the plant- against birds. Make a sowing weekly. -electing for this purpose the large-podded and ...

... KITCHEN TESTS. Good butter can he distinguished from margarine by simply boiling a sample. says the Kw pita 1. Margarine boils noisily. spluttering like a mixture of grease and water, and with little or no foam. Genuine butter boils much more quietly ...

... KITCHEN CONVENIENCES. (fake the kitchen one of the hest rooms in your house. On the floor lay an oilcloth of a small. neat pattern. which can he washed with warm water and milk, wiping after with a woollen cloth. _ _ _ Keep your dresser furuishA with ...

... Kitchen, &c. The usual equipments in kitchen, servants' hall, coachman's cottage, and offices. Also a vacuum camel cleaner driven by electric power, equal to new. Outside. Garden tools, garden seats, Ladder, iron roller, lawn mower, sailing yacht, pleasure ...