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... Leadenhall■ street, London. 2^B BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.—Wanted I a MAN to make second-class women's and children’s and plain leather work. Constant emrloy to steady man. Apply, Browne & Rf.i.f, 67, Rank-street. Maidstone i» VACANCY in the A>w« Printing ...
... the proposed plan* will cost £5,000, and that the memorialist* are in favour of an alternative scheme at a cost of only Maidstone. Mr. Charles Whitehead has article Hops in 18'.K) in Vinton’s Almanack, in the coarae of which ho remarks—** It is not desirshlo ...
... towns, and only to be had of the Manufacturers, I.KT. full Boensed PUBLIC HOUSE, i 1 pituftte out l of thf* busiest towns in Kent, | entirely free for spirits. Reels pay from iG to per week ; stabling about 12/10/0 per week ; good . , Bound proof trade ...
... snow. Desperately anxious to secure match against a strong team, in view their third meeting with the Highland Infantry the Kent Senior Cup competition, the Lincolnshire secretary promptly replied to the effect that the team would be in Chatham in good ...
... fourteen davs. playing for Hurst. Suspension of J. Brown, of Sutton Zingari, by Notts Association, endorsed. India-rubber boots to be allowed. Naughton, of Stoke, was suspended the week for I violation professional rules. THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE. We are informed ...
... Printing Works, 26t', High Stbket, Chateas Cheap tad Printing, git*p NORTH KENT LINE EXPLANATION*. - ¥ Stop** at Snodlacd by for London Passenger**. The 5.80 p.m. Uroes to Maidstone Train will call at Pnodland when required, set down London First Clam tt ...
... oh. dear (with a laugh) ,'7“*“ of going Kocheater, the people should patronise coutequenoe hi took there cartridges and ex- Kent as girl I saw too much of the soldier, and , “ „ llo rary During the year. 5.600 plosives of a most destructive character. ...
... the Kent executive determined upon playing the semi-final on a ground in the vicinity. Result: attendance about two hundred spectators, more than quarter wb-m came with the respective teams, poor gate, and iTobable loss the Association. Maidstone woul ...
... *O., wanted, with pood references. Wages according to capabilities. Apply, Mid Kent Registry. Strood. 472 WANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT, plain cooking, no washing, boots, or knives. Mrs. Tapp, 13, The Terrace. Chatham llarr.cfen. 4bo WANTED, GIRL, age ...
... opportunity of that it was very lame, and sent the animal back to offering in eac case the benefits of removal the the stable. Mr. Kent, veterinary surgeon, depot ed Infections . _v_p th® mare Uflering from navicuUr disoa.e.thß r..mov..d t.. the hun.lwl'. .nd ...
... Willmott, Rome Villas, Maidstone road. Chatham. am TO BE LET. HOUSE and SHOP. High Street, Chatham, suit baker or confectioner. Rent £3B; coach house and stable. DOUBLE FRONTED SHOP, High Street. Chatham, splendid opening for boot shop. Rent A'4s. 10 ROOMED ...
... Apply j Fair Ro-. LET. HOUSE and SHOP. Hi.:h Street, Chatham, baker confectioner. Kent £33; coach and stable. DOCBLE FRONTED SHOP. High Street, Chatham, splendid opening for boot shop. Rent £45. SEMI DETACHED VILLA, Strood, rooms, nice garden. Rent £*2o. SEMI ...