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... ASSAULT CASE.-Albert Edward Golden, of 12. Walton-road, who, at the Stvibrook C-ourt in September wae charge*! with indecently Dorothy Frances Reeve, and com mi tUd for trial, will probably be brought at tlie Kent. Aeniw*? at Maidstone to-day (Saturday). Coalite ...
... LECTURE.—Next Tuesday Miss Ann Bloxham will give her lecture at tin Pleasure Gardens (Castle Hill-avenue trance). Ladies’ Golf Boots and Shoes great variety at W. Bull and Co.’s, Hand-sewn Bootmakers, 11. Guildhall-street, Folkestone. Repairs done on the premises ...
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... House Coal*. Telephone 118. REAL AND ONCE A YEAR.—W. Bull and Co., at the eign of the Golden Boot, Guildhall-street, announce their auuual “real” bargain sale of boots, at their wellknown establishment in GuildhaiH-streat. BRIEF WRITING. —The author of ...
... his windows shows a tastefully arranged stock of boots and shoes, set off by flower blossoms and backed by palms.—Messrs. Walter, Randal & Co. (Golden Boot) and Blunden also show a large stock of boots and shoes.— Leyton and Co. exhibit some very pretty ...
... Clocks wound by contract. KENT AROHjBOIXKHSTS.—The annual meeting of the Kent Are lueo logical Society is this year to be held the Eynsford district. It proposed the second day make a round of the Kentish cromlechs near Maidstone, including Kits House. For ...
... blossom in Kent this year is remarkably fine and beautiful. One the beKt eiews of this splendid sjHH-.tarle obtuumnl from the train Folkestone and London, on the South Eastern and Chatham Railway, especially by the ixyut«* through Maidstone to Victoria ...
... in writing directed the addressee given. Persou&l applications at oar Publishing Offices for periculars are quite useles. to BOOT Trade. —Young lady wanted for Ladies’ Department; one with some kind of cash business experience required; good wages given ...
... December 26th. IS holes. Medal play. 30 entries. Leading scores. MEN OF KENT AND KENTISH MEN. LOCAL COMMITTEE FOR FAVERSHAM At the recent Council Meeting of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentisli Men the following interesting communication was read; W ...
... before the last possible qiwrtei tin BILLS and road TARRING CONFERENCE. „ tI.'K reported that had written the promoter!* the Kent Electric Power mil as -uegested amciwimentg. but l. ii* vet been time tor any reply. Atkins also stated that had had a , froM ...
... Nett a. yard* wide. 50 yards, as. 6d.; . - 5*.; :oo yards, 64.6 d.; all in one net, warranted. and one or two bedrooms to * * Kent. 13* . nisbed.—Mrs. Smith. 12. Cburdi-street, Folkestone. cooking jty Ariited rpUNBRIDGE WELLS.—Com/onablt AfartmmU. jG hi|;h ...
... him copper two. About fifty-five year* ago our hero led hi- bride to the Pari-h Church altar, and I not its si the fact hi- golden wedding in three column* the anniver-ary. Now Harry and hi* wife had a great hobby. Almo-t every Sunday for year- ami year- ...