... KITCHEN. Kitchen Table, stained legs and frame. Four Windsor Chairs. Oilcloth, Oft. 6ft. Timepiece, warranted. Two Iron Saucepans and Iron Kettle. FrypHn. Galvanised Bucket and Bowl. Set of Baking-dishes (3), and ditto Cake Tins (4). Two Flat-irons. Fire ...

... KITCHEN Kitchen Table, stained and frame. Four Windsor Chairs. Oilcloth, Oft. by 6ft. Timepiece, warranted. Two Iron Saucepans and 1 Iron Kettle,, Frypan. Galvanised Bucket and Bowl. Set of Baking-dishes (3), and ditto Cake Tins (4). Two Flat-irons. Fire ...

... KITCHENER A CRUEL OUTRAGE AND A GROSS BLUNDER.” On Monday Mr. BaUoor moved the graut of £30,000 to Lord Kitchener for bin conduct of the campaign in the Soudan. Sir H. Campbell.Baunerm&n associated himself with the estimate by the First Lord of the Treasury ...

... KITCHEN. Dear Sir,—The retnrn of winter will soon bring into activity again work which goes on so quietly and unostentatiously that it is apt to lose the general support and interest it deserves. I refer to the Soap Kitchen, of which I find myself for ...

... KITCHEN Kitchen Table, stained legs and frame. Four Windsor Chains. Oilcloth, 9ft. by 6ft. Timepiece, warranted. Two Iron Saucepans and I Iron Kettle. Fry pan. Galvanised Bucket and Bowl. Set of Baking dishes (3), and ditto Cake Tins (4). Two Flat-irons ...

... THE KITCHEN BAROMETER. woman whose cook was efficient, but at times unreliable, made a study of what she called the “kitchen barometer.” The variations the menu usually indicated the state of the cook’s temper. When stormy conditions prevailed everything ...

... WHERE IS KITCHENER? What has become of Lord Kitchener? The mystery is becoming darker each day, says a correspondent of the Star. He is Lord Robert’s Chief of Staff; yet we never hear of him at the base—Bloemfontein. was not fighting the Boers last week ...

... THE KITCHEN STOVE in most houses does not get sufficient attention, but let me persuade my readers that no part of their kitchens repays one more for the attention bestowed on it. Begin by brushing off all dirt and dust, then remove the rack and polish ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN, Cabbage to be planted out for spring supply on ground well manured. Collards planted close will now getting crowded, so draw for use soon os possible every other one, and ply the hoe between them. Cauliflower of the last sowing to be pricked ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Ground made vacant removal of potatoes, Ac,, to be deeply stirred and planted with winter greens; the small refuse plants from the seed-bed will sometimes endure the winter better than those planted out strong si* or eight weeks ago. Store ...

... Kitchen Utensils. M kicers 5/3. Basin Seeders 2/6. Moulds (pudding and jelly), from 4d. Mincing Knives-Id. Suet Choppers Id. Fatty Fans dozen. Box 24 French Fatty Fans Skewers, Wood Spoons, Cook’s Knives, Saucepans, Steamers, and every conceivable requisite ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN, Earth up the earliest rows of celery, earth up leeks, hoe between potatoes to give air to the roots, plant out broccoli, aud.every kind of winter greens fast you get vacant spaces j thin out the rows of parsley so as get rid of every plant ...