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... 3IAJOR GENERAL KITCHENER. Major General Kitelte — nor. the Sirihn of the Vgyptian Anny, again isiteil the War h 441 a conference a itli the v anthorities. This is the third visit .4 the gallant to the War Othee his on Monday, and he NU also visited the ...
... KITCHENER AND THE TRoops. The following letter from Lord Kitchener of Khartum to Major-General Codrington was published at the Leedom District Headquarters on Saturday:- - I*.il con kindly convey to all the troops of the London Dirtriet who were on duty ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S RETURN The Mayor ol Southampton, haying cabled to Lord Kitchener asking bia consent to receive Civic welcome on landing from the Cape July 11, has received reply in which the General expresses hie eppreciation at their kind intentions ...
... KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sim-With reference to the letter which appears in your columns of this day ?? date on the above subject, 1 would observe that if a small dead-weight safety valve be fitted to kitchen hot water ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S THANKS. The War Office announces that the following telegram has been sent to the Japanese Minister of War at Tokio by the Secretary of State for War:— Please accept my warmest congratulations on the success of the operations against ...
... SOYER'S MODEL KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Mr. Editor, — The great interest you manifested in Feb- ruary last, when I made known my intention of erecting, by subscription, a model kitchen for the poor, was hand- somely responded to by the public ...
... know how to still have a fire in their kitchener without fear of explosion. In all our houses I have treated the kitchener in the following way with success, by placing a fire brick against the boiler, viz., between the boiler and the lire, and filling ...
... A CLEAN KITCHEN. I would iwUmt tm clomn kitobw lhaa »p ...
... LORD KITCHENER IN WALES. THE FREEDOM OF CARDIFF. A RAILWAY TO KHARTOUM. Lord Kitchener visited Cardiff yesterday, and met with an enthusiastic reception. The severe storm, unfortunately, destroyed many of the decorations outside the Great Western Rail- ...
... Kitchener's Army in the making. sterner work on the battlefields of Europe. At Bisley to-day are crack shots who have carried off the most coveted of trophies. the King's Prize, while others, gold and silver niedallisto, are also playing a part in the ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S ARRIVAL. Lord Kitchener was among the passengers arriving at Dover by the 5 p.m. boat from Calais yesterday. He was met by Major Monies, a friend, and they left by motor for Ringwould. near Deal. ...
... LORD KITCHENER IN EGYPI. KHARTUM, A Lord Kitchener to-day visited the College, which founded by himself, and ••••'' the new bridge built by the Cleve Load Company. He will leave to-morrow for Sesmil. , inst.--attitnr. where be will engage in shooting ...