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... without good sound organisations they could not carry out theii wishes. During his time he bad seen the great division of West Kent lost thrungh want of good organisation. Here, however, they had a first-rate and admirable organisation.and theservices rendered ...
... Long (msting House Boots and Shoes. Made new pctneiple. Wear out two ordinary pairs. Guarastaeu non-squeaking. Boots, 3s 6yd.: Shoes, lallkd. Ordinary kinds, 25.4|d., 35.9(d., 4c Don't Forget I—Besxett and COMPANY’S New Cash Boot Stores, 21, High-street ...
... long, immensely t*i rk, soft Value 75a.; aacrifi. e f. Il*s. ikl.; perfertly new. Can seen writing 11., Kent Tim and Chronicle” Office, Maidstone. , 2l BAY Pony for Sale. Ijrie. ride or drive.— Apply, Clapp, 13, Cavendish 1 lace, Eastbourne. . WOOD Ashes ...
... CoMPA.nV's N w Cash Boot Stores, 21, High-street, Tunbridge \t -I!*. ANTED, apprentice the Mantle» \ making: also to learn ma'hining. Apply, ■ and Atkinson, 2i> aud 28, Termiuns-road. o. bourne. JESPECTABLE BOYS wanted to SELL the e k Kent Timer every Thur* ...
... last evening, those taking part being Miss Alexander, Mrs Kay, Rev Dr. Barry, and others, and Mr J. Bridge gave address. MAIDSTONE. Our Age of Progress.— A visit to the Channel Tunnel and impressions under the sea, was the title of most interesting lecture ...
... have now reached the golden age of Christmas and New Year cards. For golden collection, indeed, is sur claim based, recalling as it does in many of its designs that famous epoch of French art when atteau reigned supreme. This golden period has been attained ...
... immense loss consequent on Maidstone team saving in grand style several selling and re-bnying. The oldest established and difficult shots. In fact, so well did he defend the largest Warehouse* in Tunbridge Wells belong to Maidstone posts that he was londly ...
... principle. Wear ont two ordinary pairs. Guaranteed rou-soneaking. Boots, la. Ltd.; Shoes, la. Hid. Ordinary kinds, , 25.111 d., I*i9|d., *e Don't Forget I—BKSKKTT and CoMPAXV'B Hew Caali Boot Scores, 21, High-street, Tunbridge Wells WANTED, an apprentice ...
... 'he prize Int:— He-' steer, anv breed ander three ycara: 1 ...
... Mr H. J Orery. HOPS. Three best samples Wea!d of Kent hops : 1. Mr J. Alexander, Lamberhunt; 2, Mr W. J Noakw, Gondhnrst: r, Mr T. Wilmshorst; hc. Messra W. H, and C. Xoakes. Three best samples of Mid Kent Hops: 1, Mr B. Tompsett, Marden: 2, Mr J. Taylor ...
... the “ Kent Courier,” who sends a post card for them addressed to JOHN NOBLE, The Warehouse, 78, Pnncess-street, Manchester. COB, Brown, wanted ; 14.J; must be sound, free from vice, and cbea'p.—Apply by letter, Wickenden, Confectioner, Leigh, Kent, ...
... and CuMl-ASY New Cash Boot Stores, 21, High-street, Tunbridge ■V\TANTED, an apprentice to the Jlanllemaking; also t > leans machining. Apply, and Atkins,'n, and 2e, Terminus-road, Eastbourne. Respectable boys wanted sell the Kent rimm every Thursday, 30 ...