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... Football. KENT SENIOR CUP (FOURTH BOUND). TUNBIIIDUE WELLS t. MAIDSTONE. ANOTHER HARD STRUGGLE AT THE NEVILL GROUND. * A RECORD GATE. * WELLS' CUP-TIE LUCK AGAIN. A DRAWN GAME. LUCKY GOAL FOR MAID3TONC, The fourth round in the Comaty Cup competition played ...
... And the TUNBRIDOE WELLS NURSERIES. KENT NURSING INSTITUTION. Pbmidkot : THE DOWAGER THE COUNTESS OF AYLBSFORD. Tonbbidgi ranch kin ham Hopsb, Mount Sion. President—Mrs. SMITH, Colebrooke Park, Tonbridge. Telegrams: Kent Nurses. Telephone: National, 211 ...
... C'hurch-road, St. Leonards-on- Sea. 188 goo! Plain Cook; must have character; heip given; boot boy kept; comfortable place. Mrs Green, The Gotllantie, Maidstone. Boys to Deliver Courier f'* on Friday mornings. Rounds so arranged that they may taken ...
... Waktki*. can have their announcement# inserted In the following Five Newspapers : KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER (Town and Country Editions), KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE and MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER, SUSSEX COUNTY HERALD, KASTBOURNE GAZETTE, ANI» BRIGHTON ADVERTISER, ...
... Sec. A large Old- Fashioned Farmhouse, Cjttaj, Smithy, known as CHART BOTTOM FARM, CHART SUTTON, KENT, miles from Staplehorst Station, miles from Maidstone. NICHOLAS, DENYER, & CO. are instructed to SELL the above AUCTION at The Mart, Tokenhouse Yard, ...
... for important Company. IV} suitable person the remuneration will most liberal. risk or outlay. Addr*ss, Harle. Kent Times Office, Maidstone. m 730 H OP-PICKBBB wanted. Apply to Mr. Fowler, Baker's Farm. Ticehuret, Bnss*». '*> XSTANTED, at once, married ...
... (Marden). ! Pigs: Messrs. E. Clement (Maidstone), T. Wimshuret (Brenchley). Hops: Messrs IJ. T. Noakee and Co., Thornton and I Harryman, Wild, Neame and Co., Manger and Henler, W. H. and H. I.eMay (Borough, S.E.). Boots Me»rs. J. Charlton (Tunbridge Well#) ...
... appear and address. London or provincial towns.— Address Smart, Bo* 1, Kent Times and Chronicle Offioe, Maidstone. \XT ANTED, good General Servant, youth kept for kniies, boots, etc. Also other help given. Miso Walker, Hurtis Hill, Crowbo rough. ROOM ...
... THE PREMISES. Nat. Telephone 6x3. THE LONDON BOOT STORES. EASE, NOTED FOR ELEGANCE. AND ECONOMY 1 Oun STOCK now replete with all the smartest Lines the Market ia Ladies' and Gent's Tan, Gem, and Bo* Calf Boots aud Shoes. Notk the Windows Not* this 6, CHAPEL ...
... had never been heard of. No fewer than five of these shops were devoted to tho salo of boots and shoes. There was a large shop Regent-street, which was branch of a boot and shoe factory in the State of Connecticut. a recent visit the States, took the opportunity ...
... King and .Hughes, Solicitors, 6, Mill Street, Maidstone ; and of the Auctioneers, Tunbridge Walls, and 28, Qneen-street, London, E.C. Order of the Executors of the late Mrs H. Rogers. SOUTH BORO UGH, KENT. MESBRSLANaniOGE& FREEMAN have received instructions ...
... Wanted, can have their announcement* inserted In the following Five Newspapers KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER (Town and Country Editions), KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE and MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER, COUNTY HERALD, SASTIiOURNE GAZETTE, AND BRIGHTON ADVERTISER, At the ...