... KITCHENS Lord Rhondda on Restaurant Charges. Lord Rhondda, opening a national kitchen Poplar, read the following message from the Queen: —“The Queen takes the very greatest interest in the establishment of national kitchens, because she feels certain ...

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... For the Kitchen A neat little contrivance for shredding vegetables. You just roll it. over the vegetable and shreds it neatly and quicklv. Better than ordinary grater when only small quantities of things like carrots, turnips, cauliflowers, cucumber, ...

... KITCHENER Paris, Sunday. The ''Temps to-nigfrt devotes leading ar- 1 tide oriticism of Lard Kitchener, concluding with tribute to his ability. He has fulfilled and exceeded general expectation, says the •‘Temps. created Lord army, drew up his chief ...

... KITCHENER. The House then went into Committee of Supply—with Mr. Jeffreys in the chair—in order consider the message from the King in regard the grant to Lord Kitchener of Khartonm. Mr. BALFOUR, rising amid loud cheers, said—ln conformity with his Majesty’s ...

... > of KITCHEN. to Dismissal Notic ding ofa Yesterday Charles Houghton, butle 8 ak charged 43 the Hereford Couaty Polin ung with the murder of Miss Elinor Drin of the Woodhouse (60) and Miss Martha | mat 208 Woodhouse (57), by whom he was eq at Burghil ...

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... KITCHENER, Lord Kitchener has again had a narrow escape, say* tho ‘‘Standard’s” special correspondent. He passed through Vecteniging inst., hi? way Pretoria, and tho tram following had a narrow escape being wrecked. When nearing Vcereniging part df the ...

... In The Kitchen. 4T- -Wc'e The i FAVOURITE during cold monthA is pndding. Here is an excellent ’recipe, which u* sure please; Take a quarter of a pound half a pound of finely-chopped fisr«, one large sour apple, cored, |>arud. and chopped; a quarter of ...

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... the Kitchen the wife Is obliged to away from home at any time, or worse still, if she is ill. The poor felloe has not the slightest idea how to look after himself, and has no notion where the most obvious necessities are kept desperation he calls in a ...