... LORD KITCHENER. TRIBUTES TO SPLENDID SERVICE. (Continued from Page 4.) SOUTH AFRICA. —* GENERAL BOTHA’S FEELING TRIBUTE, Capetown. Wednesday. —Lord Buxton has made suggestion that simultaneous memorial icrvices for Lo;xl Kitchener should held throughout ...

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... KITCHENER’S PLANS. CAVALRY TO REPLACE INFANTRY. XEW COXCEXTRATION OF TROOPS. The “Daily News” says:—Lord Kitchener has intimated to the Government that .8 now possible withdraw many infantry from South Africa—in fact practically the greater part of the ...

... )) ITCHENER Lud Kitchener was on Monday night the t of Mr J B gue Chevallier at Halk Suffolk the wirthplace of his mother Yester- day morning he procveded to Stowmarket, and at each through which he passed re ceived a moet h erty welcome At Stow- market ...

... THE KITCHENER RUMOORS. “Pall Mall again reverie to the subject the Kitchener rumours, and Wiw that Lord Kitumner would for moment think rengnatsen. bat that haa represented the nation one ,or the moot strenuous eforta in all dtrections, both n«ards men ...

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... Austen Chamberlain, who were inchided in the house party, also returned t Londo ee the Prime Minister driving up on Lord Kitchener left London yesterday after- ne n for Welbeck on a visit to the uke of Port Lane On the arnval at Worksop Station ordsbip ...

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