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... florists. M rssrs George Bdnyard, Maidstone ; Jobn Laing and Son, Forest nl:‘T H. Cannell and Co., Swanley. Refreshmeats enrovidod by Mr Savage, of the Ball Hotel, and Mr C. Badson, confectioner. The band of the 20d West Kent Voluuteer Battalion performed ...
... - | A The Kent Coun + Busness Noticea Business Notice. BUSINESS MAIDSTONE. ADVERTISEMENT this amount of space (four inches) can inserted in this paper for One Year, at the rate of 26 & 27, HIGH STREET, HA—The charge for one quarter would be 3. WOk, and ...
... highly commended, Mr. J. Colyer, Hothfield. Highly commended, Mr. Kenneth M‘Alpine, Maidstone. Class 35. —Bitches, £2, the Rev. Hans F. Hamilton. 205., the Rev. C. Kent, Victoria-street, S.W. 10s., Mr. W. Stephens, The Forest, Sevenoaks. Highly commended ...
... counties. In the Wealds of Kent]’and Sussex and in Mid-Kent the acreage under hops is decidely smaller than was. But the acreage has slightly increased in Herefordshire and Worcestershire, and in East Kent and certain parts of Mid-Kent, whero the famous Goldings ...
... was atimaniang upon the darkened wiadiaw, upon the honey-suckle that clustered round it, lira birds tbst were singing in the golden laburnum, mad the flowers that were opening in the garden below—streasaing upon the ripening harvest, upon meadow.streeas ...
... J. SPOONER HARDY, The Vale, Adding n, West Mailing. t for Ayleetort n Booted, Mr. Robert Hoar Debtling, Farleigh, Headloorn, Bolling. rbourtbs, Lanham, Lome, Ring-street, Maidstone, Maideloos, and Sutton Valence Polling Districts. Agent for Mr. Bradbury ...
... in Ladies', Oentlemen's and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Cut from Om Beet of Materials. SEE WINDOWS! COMPARE PRICES: AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES Bespoke and Repairs. JOHN LEEKS. (Late J. G. Thargur), THE GOLDEN BOOT, 167, WINDMILL STREET, GRAVESEND. ...
... - KENT MARKETS. bATURDAY. Doyen Cony.—Whest, white, 34e to 38.: do do, brown, 33e to to 37.; barley, grinding 221 to 24a; oats, white, to 23s ; do black, 20. to 22a: peas, grey, 280 to 29.; bean., to 30s. Hop.—Vermin continue extremely troublesome in ...
... fionsts. hiesers Bunyard, Maidstone; Jobu Laing and Son, Fo-e* . Hill; and H. Canned and Co., Swauley. Psfre'-h--men’s were protided by Mr Suy.ge, of the B*** Hotel, and Mr - Badson, confectioner. The band of the 2nd West Kent Volunteer Battalion pe.- ...
... thing for infantry men to march well, and if men wore thin or bail boots they were the sick list before they knew it They had turoed out smart and drilled well. many friends in the Maidstone com • pauies whom knew well. Speaking as (hey sai 1 in the army ...
... florists. Messrs George Bunyard, Maidstone ; John Laitig and Son, Forest Hi'l; and H. Caunell and Co., Swanley. Refreshments were provided by Mr Savage, of the Bull Hotel, and Mr C. Badson. confectioner. The band of the 2nd West Kent Volunteer Batlal’oo. performed ...
... a curious thing to mention, it was their boots—they had better marching boots than any battalion he had inspected. They knew it was a Fut thing for infantry men to march well, and if men wore thin or bad boots they were on the sick list before they knew ...