... STREET, MAIDSTONE. SERVANTS WANTING PLACES MAY Advertise in the Ma'dstone Telegraph and West Kent Messenger for Is each insertion, not exceeding 24 words. SERVANTS WANTED. Tradesmen and others will find, from the extended circulation of the Maidstone Telegraph ...

... Mole, London, improvements in the cn' boots and shoes. Dated November 9, 1869. riszh., John B. Johnson, London improvements it tb caoutchouc, gutta percha, a analogous guans Dafi 11, 1869. sre Famuel N. Shaw, Maidstone, improvemnats ID methods employed for ...

... portraits and photographic cartes : Oct. 27, 1869. —C. Mole, London, improvements in the manufacture of boots and shoes: Nov. 9, 1869.—5. W. Shaw, Maidstone, improvements in the moans and method employed for burning bricks; Nov. 12,1869.— J. H. Fraser, London ...

... Northern Island of New Senland. A dividend of Liu per share w. p»td by the Golden Crown claim. November 1 and another dividt of per »hare followed, November 16. The yield gold bv the Golden Orowu claim in October was ‘J.r*,7oz., of the value £lO.OOO. A new and ...

... WIGMORE-STREET, London, W., Wine Merchant. I ! No. 1. Good Ordinary Sherry (Pale Dry, or Rich Golden).. 245. 1 i No. 3. Sound Dinner Sherry (Pale Dry, or Rich Golden).. 365. 1 ! No. 5. Fine Dessert Sherry (Tale Dry, or Rich Geddeu).. 455. LA ANDALUZA, Sociedad ...

... with •pUucl.e'n Fairy Eitravaganza THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS : King Lachrymoso, Mr. A. Wood; Graceful, the King's Minstrel, Miss Fanny Wright; CJueen Lucidora, the Fair ...

... gaton Tank.-Addrens% EL 44, Dail Pont. c9 QEWING MACIN to beSO , reasonable. Practical Work- tZ5 1g Machine. siale for Coig Boot Topa.-ApPLY, Royal Oak .1Smallhe-onkStreet. ll (OARRLES, Poutry and Feather Dealer. Blnton. baa his WARE ?? OaL A good workerand ...

... Prospectus on application or post ■ The Ball-room Companion for 1870. by Mr. Bland. Is., stamps, had at his residence. 8. Golden-sqnare.W. One of the best little works on dancing extant.—Vide the Press. DANCING.— Mr. HAUGHTON calls the attention of schools ...

... Fulbam-road, S.W., opposite Pol ham-cresuent. COOK (Plain) in a- country clergyman's family. A small dairy. No washing, or boots or knives to clean. Good reference indiapensable. Age not under 10.-Address, stating: wages, Ours. J., East Hyde Vicarage, ...

... up remand the Magistrates Clerk's OlHce. Keigatc, and charged with stealing pair of, boots, the property of George Eflla, Horley. a. knowledgerl that had taken the boots, and hud sold them at Croydon after wearing them for some days,-He was sent to j prison ...

... J ply.»- twt*en 2«• i •? lock. 6, Wind«or-t Trace, City-M. I AD wan:«-l inn i- ->>’ v-)ioi-l. aide and willinjr to Clean Boots and Knivo-., v nih, ,te ; one living neur cneuph be employed jairt the day. Apply M. M., Lough)>oj>itnh Coidh .rbour-bite ...

... the Administrator.—Phunetead. Kent. To bmall Capitalists. _ MESSRS. O. and H. WHITE are instructed to SELL br AUCTION, at the MART. FEB J, at one, a caplUl-built DWELLING HOUSE, eituate No. 29. Ann-etrect, Plumstead, Kent; lot £l5 12a. per annum. Term ...