... and Mlnd«. Kent £3O. £«o>'. Lease years. Ground rent £i.—ll. Cooper. 8. Maude-grove. Itrompton. S.W. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. Premium HOI’SE and SHOP be LET, rent only £.30. In main road. Suitable for butcher, china, and other trades. golden chance lor beginners ...

... HOP-PICKING IN KENT EVERYBODY knows that hops form an important ingredient in the Briton's favourite beverage, and most people also know that the greater parts of the native grown hops are produced in certain districts of Surrey and Kent, of which Farnham ...

... may attend at the (GENERAL SERVANT WANTED. Aged to •» Iwi n lamlly. cleans boots. Plain washing done at home Wag. -ii towA Church o*«• s ,k, lliKh-i.mt, Broniley, Kent. ...

... : off in front of Golden Pose, who was succeeded ny i-! Coronach, the favourite lying off till roundmsr the Morpeth Turn. Here Colombo c.iiuo through, and Lyonnesse dejiriving Miss Papillon of the lend went on with Uie running, Golden fiose and .Ui*s Papillon ...

... with red wine it it, which tasted delicious to my parched mouth. Our boots and socks were taken off, and the porters perched them- selves on the roof of the hut, prepared the boots with dubbing, and kept them in the sun. But they soon had to bring them ...

... not put there by him, and that he gave it to the boots at an hotel at Brighton, who got it changed for him at the bank there. He believed the prisoner was wanted also for something at Maidstone. Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. PETROLEUM ...

... Hofmm, WA, raterneeter-row. T7IBHNONGER owl POULTERERS. OooA v. -ii. to LET. main vend, net far from Elephant and t Welle. Kent ftT Fixtures, Ac., A**.—Apply tn M. D., it, Ifagmar-rond,Camberwell. BRB* BUSIN BW AiJIIIILM 1 nmJ T |*CI- 9 KEG 1 STEM for ...

... rejrdlntwnre oftho Crynttl Peltoe. One without htrement preterred. Kent Tnodrrwte.—AddreM A 8.. Clyde House, Sydenhtm-rotd, Went rirw’be LET. SHOP. In crawdad I Qfiirtftourhood. Kent £*». No Uses. Cominlmg-ln lor dstngn, Mr. Dele, Auctioneer, Ac., firO ...

... goo, tad Co., 1«, tVCIES two APPRENTICE*. Premium rxiPtOYME 'the , OST OFPfce.—BOY tolfc,.«ek. Bon wlthta mllnrf theGon.nl Boot OSln.or th *» Rrfxton, WnnO«wo«h-»>«, Ctortiom, r •'J*! the Cl ell herein OmnUeloo, Moadnv dcxtb« 2nd. or llnnd»v. the jiovetnoer ...

... Mr. Parker's Peerless. ey hy Gils Maggie Martin. Merry Lass Hartridge’s Hopbine baat Mr Kent ns Belle of Trafford. Todd's Murillo Mr. Warris’s Hi Belle, Mr. Boote’s Cassignia p—- Beal Money ran a bre. Awora, payment, 1614. by season tickets, 1921; ditto ...

... Man, SITUATION to manage a branch, or good conn term an. Well up in all the above branches of th« trade—Address W. Wray, 4, Golden-buildings, Rttaiad. ■ X fpectablc Young Man. SITUATION as counterman, or to drive round. Good character.—Address G. L., • ...

... Darnell. 158. Shoreditch. BOOT and SHOE TRADE,—WANTED ilmmediately, boaloesa-likc YOUNG LADY, with some knowletlge the trade, willing fill up her time to drapery departu ...