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... LORD KITCHENER'S REPLY. Lord Kitchener replied on . August 2nd I Ministers, Cape Tows, en concur in I oclamation. Have not yet bawd from atal. On the following day Lord Kitchener telegraphed —Government at Natal express approval of proclamation. NATAL ...
... KITCHEN DON'TS. Don't put • greasy spoon on the table; it leaves a stain Molt requires time to erase. Put it in a saucer or on paper. Some old newspapers or magazines should be kept handy to tar on the kitchen table to put saucepans ana spoons on. This ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD- A sowing of all the late spring Brocnli may now be mvde; they will, however, be sufficiently forward lor general purposes if sown fortnight sooner. Sr'e to your early Horn Carrots—the sings have devoured two crops ol mine, ...
... DESPATOH FROM KITCHENER. N S. / LOCAL MENTIO. ¥ Arl‘(')r be Gazette of Tuesday last contained a d;z;;;tc& Ay Lora Kitchener, dated Pretoria, py & .-h:n Ong the officers’ and men whose gqod st:e e ;t‘mg wilres 1o bring specially to notice a Win :§ ' y ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN FORCING A general e»nhing-up should lake place in the early part of the summer, but more especially after the fruit cut. l ines, Peaches, Figs, Melons, &.C., as in la»r Calendar. ...
... DIRECTORS FROM THE KITCHEN. At the Edmonton Petty Sessions, John Endeen wu summoned for unlawfully detaining one book and a quantity of stationery, the property of the National and Provincial Union Assurance and Loan Society (Limited), carrying on business ...
... Tub Kitchen Garden. Earli ptante the Vegetable , Marrow, whether planted mild hot ■ bed, or in |Kit-- u. intermediate house for trainin* up the tool ihnuld now in bearing. The growth, rtiouhl be thinned and regulated, much in the same manner a> tliose ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD. As full grown Coleworts turned inlo head, like young Cabbages, are rather impatient of frost in severe winter, 1 make point of taking them up at this period and heeling them near the frame ground as thiddy as they can lay together ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD. The Cape, a small Brocoli, ,1s one of the most useful in the Kit ...
... Lord Kitchener's Appointment. The announcement of the appointment of Field-Mnrshall Viscount Kitchener to succeed the late Sir Eldon Gorst as British Agent and Consul- General in Egypt arouses a curious mixture of reflections in the public mind. First ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S PLAN. DEPOPULATION OF DISTRICTS. It is stated that Lord Kitchener intends to -depopulate the more inhabited districts of the Transvaal, in consequence of jthe Boer presistence and the difficulty of dealing with the enemy while hampered ...
... FAIR PLAY FOR KITCHENER. It is most unfair and ungenerous to blame Lord Kitchener cause 1 the Boer success at Roodeval. Throughout the campaign Lord Kitchener has watched every detail of the transport arrangements! and without him Lord Roberts could never ...