... KITCHEN. Dresser, Table. 2 Choirs, Rocking Chair, Dinner Set, Breakfast Set, Tea Bet, Cutlery. Saucepans, Kettles, Ac., Wringing Machine, Wash-tubs, A HALL AND STAIRS. Coat end Hat Stand, 2 Rrgs, Doormat. 2 pieces oi Brussels Hair Carpet (23in. wide; ...

... KITCHEN. Dresser. Table. 2 f, Rorking Chair. Dinner Set, Breakfast Set, Tea bet, Cutlery, Saucepans, Kettles, Ac., Wringing H*cbiue, Wash-tubs, &c. HALL AND STAIRS. Coat and Hat Stand, 2 lines, 2 pieces ot Brussels Hair Carpel (23in. wide), 1 piece of ...

... Kitchener Complimentary. Lord Kitchener hat issued an Army Order expressing his pleasure the marked decrease the number of cases ol assaults on natives soldiers during the year, and intimating that he has therefore cancelled the order June 19th, 1903 ...

... KITCHENER WOBK. than is gas or electric light la Bloem foatein, wa have oocaaionally the unique opportunity of Lord Kitchener working ewn) beneath the glare of wax candle, the bottom of which has been stuck into the neck eta common and empty beet bottle ...

... The Kitchen Garden. Early plant® the Vegetable Marrow, wl.f iticr planted on mild hot • or in a twiurmediate houso for irttining up muf. «. oj.J now bo in bearing. growths should I*- t.mined and regulated, much in the same i ,:.uer those of Cucumbers ...

... The Kitchen Gakokx. Early plant*; the Vegetable Marrow, mild hot • U-d» in intermediate house for Ira tiling the should now ifi bearing. Tho growth- ...

... WHERE IS KITCHENER? I,oid Kitchener is with the Sixth Division, which is closely pursuing Cronje aud the main Boer force eastward. BRAVE VOLUNTEERS. The London Volunteers shov ed great pluck and steadiness nuder fire. One thing is certain shall hear no ...

... The Kitchen Gahukn. Early plants the Vegetable Marrow, whether planted on mild hot • or in pot* in an intermediate houso for training up roof, should now bearing. Iho growths should thinned and regulated, much in same manner as those of Cucumbers, and ...

... KITCHENER AND THE BOERS. Lord Kitchener, who, like a true soldier, has laboured hard and unselfishly under his Chief in the Boer campaign, is to succeed Lord Roberts as Commanded in-Chief of the British Forces in South Africa. The war, which it was thought ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S EVIDENCE. Lord Kitchener was called on Tuesday on the eve of bis departure for India, to give •videuoe before the War Commission, The Commiaaiou, as usual, sat in private. Lord Kitohener gave evidence as to the strength of the forces ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...