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... KITCHEN PESTS J.Wait, RR, I Cleared the .tatiOd Wortitoopt ache. - In.ted ✓d the butichthr , 1,01 , ▪ r. CONTENTS. Loading — Ripon Noted Oity and District r%e 2 Holy Vestry Meeting ••• ••• Missionary Pageant at Skelltield 2 Local and District ...
... KITCHEN FURNITURE. The comfort of the kitchen, so far as its general furnishing is concerned, depends more upon the builder than the tenant. One looks in vain, in modern bousee, foe the old roomy kitchens, with double dressers, ample cupboards, sod bark ...
... KITCHEN MEMORANDA. A stew usually has vegetables and dump. lingo cooked with the meat. A haricot of mutton or any other meat is a stew with the meat and vegetables cut fine—the size of a haricot bean. A ragout is a stew highly flavoured with wine. A salmi ...
... KITCHEN SUPERSTITIONS. Cooking is such practical everyday work that it teems strange for ouperstitiona to invade the kitchen. Yet probably there is not a cook in the world who would venture to stir any bort of mixture, from a custaid to • gravy, in any ...
... KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener says in his usual report that the Boer losses for the week have been: Fiftyfive Boers killed, forty-three wounded, one hundred and sixty-seven prisoners, five surrenders, one hundred and thirty rifles, 5,190 rounds of ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY, ...
... Kitchen Explosion. DANGEROUS PRACTICE MAY HATE BEEN THE CAUSE, The blowing out of a kitchen range caused the death of Mary Ellis (35), married woman, of Nelson-street, Wheltiale•Lane, Castleford. The kitchen was completely wrecked by the explosion. It ...
... Lord Kitchener. ...
... KITCHEN HINTS. nefore usin,{ new enamelled cooking utensils, pease them inside rith butter. This prevents eiiarnid from cracking and chipping quickly. A dash of strong tea poured into the water in which white eggs are boiled will tint them pale brown ...
... The Real Kitchener. • Have we all been misinformed as to cer- Ain characteristics of Lord Kitchener IHe has been depicted as free from all human weaknesses; a machine, a being without emotion; indifferent to applause ; loathing public notice; above all ...
... BOBS AND KITCHENER. An engine -driver on the railway between Kroonstad and the Transvaal capital thus described the manner of Bob' and Kitchener : Oh, yes, he said, 'Bobs' an' Kitchener comes along sometimes. My colonial, y' oughter see the difference ...
... Kitchener and the Kodakers. Lord Kitchener spent the greater part of his visit to Wynyard in dodging the amateur photographers. Every time he saw a camera exposed, he strategically turned his back upon the manipulator. At luncheon, great preparation had ...