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... at once, but it was ultimately decided to do the whole, and tenders from the Kent Sussex Tar Paving Company at 2s ad per yard, and from Messrs W. 11. lieustead and of Maidstone, at lts 91, were considered, and that of the Tar Paving Company accepted. The ...
... Ware. This was auother laughable race. - - S 60 Yamps Bacx Race.— First prize by Mr. E. Aq‘n; second, & tenus racqaet, * Golden Boot v prise 1, W. T. Beale; 2, F. Griffen. Tra ox Wartez —The programme coucluded with tea on the water. o The g\n were distributed ...
... To be had of the Publisher, J. BURGISS-BROWN, ) ‘IF: W“-.I!M. Maidstone, A. THOMAS, TURFP ACCOUNTANT, 42, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. D. Lamb, MONUMENTAL MASON AND CARVER, MAIDSTONE. Shops at Maidstone Cemetery and Bower Lane. Residence, 11, BOWER STREET. [4% SOAP ...
... inscription God bless the Royal Family,” and bearing on one side the Lions of England, and on the other the white horse of Kent. Crossing the Cranbrook-road, where the castle is situated, there was another battlemented arch with the royal monogram on ...
... possible under the circumstances. Ist Volunteer Battalion Royal West Kent.— On Saturday the annual competition, open to sergeantinstructor of the let Volunteer Battalion Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment took place at Hollingboume range. The conditions were ...
... Waghorn. Cabbages. —1 Wilkins. Lettuces. —1 Wilkins. Broad beans.—l R. Harris, 2 Golden. French dwarf beans.—l Golden, 2 T. Froud. Ruuner beans.—l T. Froud. Peas —1 Waghorn, 2 Golden, 3 Grey. Brussels sprouts. —Extra T. Froud. Marrows.—l T. Froud, 2 Huri? 3 ...
... W, Hetherington's Leo [ate Rat, Brigh. weather on the first day, 1t proved a groat suceess, tou; vh e, Mr F. \’mk'i‘-@ . Maidstone; BY o!‘3 ‘OF THEMSELVES. The results fir sarpassd the 1884 effurt by an in- © u'. R H. White's Sambn, Ryarsh, Mr F. O. erease ...