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... MOTOR NOTES. A DAY' S RAMBLING IN KENT. By J. F. HOLLAND. What rare day in June— -fit for motoring.” The appendage the old quotation was, unfortunately, too well merited to need explanation. I w© had planned for day’s run to try out new carburrettor 16-h ...
... Great Oentral, London, N.W.; Miss K. H. Eiahardßoo, Fir Bank, Banchory, Kincardineshire; Mr. T. W. Dadd, Kent County Asylum, Barming-heatih, Maidstone; Mrs. E~. Yaugihiiun, St. Petmo, Coalville, Lines. ; ,Mt, J. Nicihiolis, 35, Haurteviile, Guieimsey; Miss ...
... experience, Charles Richards and sons. Imperial Box and Mui Works, Stalls WANT FID, all-round BOOT and SHOE MAKER, once; steady employment for good man. Skmmngrsve Boot and Shoe Depot. TiTEsSlid. W. W. and Co., Railway Saw Mills. Oonisbaro’. ■I-*- write follows:—“ ...
... + SALISBURY CUP yalme 300 6ovs. @ haf. 6°7 Mr F. Pennanis MONKSHEAD, bv h by Fri ate Netge, 6 vrr.. 8 5 Mr J. Buchanan's GOLDEN AIEABURE, 4 yis nas 2 7 & Mr 'W. Base’s ¢ by & vre dnt Ca one rau—Bitters (b. lanhem) 4, Pradelia Maien) (Pike) 6, Fisher ...
... leaving, giving up; 12 years’ oxceHent character. Willing to useful 'country;. Miles, Hraycott. Tonbridge-rd., Maidstone. SITUATION wanted as BOOTS, thoroughly experienced; used stocks; good references; age 25. Apply P. Walton, Arms Hotel, DunkeM. THE HECTOR ...
... water main of a Trowbridge cloth factory, stopping the works for several hours. A fire in Langton and Oo.’s timber mills, Maidstone, resulted, damage being done to the amount of £lO,OOO. The nominations for the Isle of Thanet have been fixed for September ...
... of his Kent form, though on his best performices he can be held to possess a chance cond to none. Bibiani 4nay or may not ’ove a potential candidate, but she strikes ie as being far too uncertain at the gate 1 trust, and I still think that Golden oasure ...
... THE FIFTY POUND PRIZE. Rev. J. B. S. WATSON, M.A., Chaplain, H.M. Prison, Maidstone. (1365) Five Prizes, each Ten Pounds. Kvans, Mrs. E., Benbow Road, Hammersmith Gregory, E. E., Huntingdon Street, Kingsland Road, N.E. Noddall, Miss K., Lynion Lome Park ...
... gentlemen; aged; theerfni, n.nd, and tactful; exp not trained; dootosa’ tcsMmoniaifi. suite full pa Nuw M., 29, Hart-street, Maidstone, Kent POST wanted NURSE-ATTENDANT invalid ct d* Lady; long experience-; needlewoman; or *imi.ar Pri, Pioteatant; rcfotesKes ...
... dress material and TRIMiMINGcj, under ed Msm Maud Hodgson, Reg.-nald-tefraoe, who ffiying bnaineas. View. At o’clock. the GOLDEN GROSS HOTEL. NORTH-STREET. iiHOP and DWELLIXG-HOUSE, WORKIO SHOPS and STABLES 'Newly Built,, and BUILDER’S YARD, being No ...
... DWELLING-HOUSES, St. Aguesroad and Alarr-terrace, WHITE LEY arid MYERS, Solicitors. TUESDAY, July Twentv-third. at 7 p.m. .At the GOLDEN OPOSS HOTEL. NORTH-STEEET. TWO Through HOUSES, Nos. 62 and 64, (ITover-etregt. Deed s. SCOTT and TURNBULL, Solicitors. EW ...
... opposition on winning the toss. The last occasion, I believe (writing from memory), was at Mote Park, Maidstone ; and it was attended with disastrous results, Kent winning the match easily. Since that awful lesson his Lordship has eschewed similar experiments ...