... SUVLA BAY LORD KITCHENER. WITH STAFF Lord Kitchener during his visit of inspection to the Allied ary Gllili Pil i hi dt OFFICERS, EXAMINING THE COUNTRY DURING HIS VISIT TO GALLIPOLI. J hih Ld Ki —[P/rvsBureau Photo, per C..V.J Kitchener, on Gallipoli Peninsula ...

... AUSTRALIAN AND CANADIAN TROOPS AT THE FRONT : FIELD-KITCHENS. The upper photograph was taken recently within the Australian lines on the front in France. In the foreground may be noted a number of field-kitchens, while further back are seen entrances to dug-outs ...

... THE BROOME LORD KITCHENER'S EAGLES : OMENS OF VICTORY OVER GERMANY ON THE GATEWAY PARK, WAR SECRETARY'S COUNTRY SEAT. l y —[Phoio. by L.N.A.3 The entrance-gateway to Broome Park, Lord Kitchener's country seat, near Canterbury, is known to the country ...

... WHERE TROOPS HAVE SINCE BEEN WITHDRAWN : LORD KITCHENER FOLLOWING GENERAL BIRDWOOD DOWN A STEEP BANK AT ANZAC. Mit tht it bthld one most certainly expected a stores, [Photo. C.N.\ I Describing Lord Kitchener's visit to Anzac, Captain Bean, the official ...

... LORD KITCHENER AT LIVERPOOL : THE MARCH-PAST OF 12,000 ' Lord Kitchener td Lil thi LOCAL' MEN OF THE NEW ARMY, OPPOSITE ST. GEORGE'S HALL. [Photo, by Topical.] ST visited Liverpool that he might witness; on Sunday, March 21, a parade of various sections ...

... lord kitchener at manchester for a parade : the tit thrde minister for war on the steps of the town hall. Manchester people how he appreciated their patriotism and that of the men who had joined the forces y —[Photo. by Universal.'] After attending the ...

... THE NEW BRITISH SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WAR : FIELD-MARSHAL LORD KITCHENER Th P s Army ha [photograph by Bassano.] ENER The Prime Minister having given up that office, Lord Kitchener has been appointed Secretary of State for War, his post in Egypt being ...

... organiser of victory—and new knight of the garter : KITCHENER SERVICE BATTALIONS MARCHING PAST AT A CAMP INSPECTION r«> and pTactiJ^t 07 '' °' the Nw *»* m ...

... souvenirs. The men on their part remembered Kitchener's words. A Telegraph «..respondent writes: Not a rough word or coarse jest escapes a soldie. s lips to-night A grand spirit animates them. If Earl Kitchener could see these fellows to-night he would ...

... mobile regimental camp-kitchen ranges, a detailed description of which he gave. We at the time had equally good ones, and they have been improved on since. Throughout the fighting on the Western Front, the regimental camp kitchens follow close after the ...

... Illus.] When Lord Kitchener landed at the Piraeus ort November 20, he was met by Sir Francis Elliot, and motored to the British Legation in Athens, where Sir Francis and Lady Elliot gave a luncheon in his honour. After Lord Kitchener's audience of the ...

... [Photo .S.andG.) The King, accompanied by Lord Kitchener, inspected troops at Winchester on January 12. The men were drawn up on Fawley Down, three miles outside the city. His Majesty and Lord Kitchener walked down the ranks. On the way back, the royal ...