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... Royal Oak at 4.20 p.m. The Maidstone 'Russ will remised's at 8.10 am —R. and J. Benost6 sad Co., Proprietors.—Advt. _ in Re Soleing Boots and Show Sole, Sewn on; no matter how or when, made: no extra charge.—Sprinv.tt. Boot and Sandal Maker, CranbrooL ...
... and 18th, Catford Bridge. Beckenham, Gravesend and Maidstone each secure one home match. Tonbridge are allotted a third game, and the Gentlemen and Mayen of Kent will conclusiona at Mote Park, Maidstone, on July 25th and 26th. aa • benefit to Hickman. ...
... 1900, at ?seine o'clock. entered. 2000 LIMNS. TEAS Am% mu, Incladies:- 1.100 Went sod Salf.bred Lambs, SOO end bred Ten. 400 Kent Ewes. 125 ROHL•BRED AND STEERS AND COWS, 4 PONIES. rapertfolly solicited. Mess: Orest. Ur. Z. J. PAULEN AOCTIONELR. VALUER ...
... WILL YELL BY AUC. 12 'PION, at MAIDSTONE, oa THURSDAY. Es, 11M, lbs 2.19 of Story 100 TONS OF WURTZEL Criperind aad Brae • lobmneliar. To be see fa Fite Toa for to Mx. R. Titian, Horror. • MOUNT CARTLI. FAIIS. MAIDSTON E. KENT. 411 I,tou TO ANNOCNCE THEY ...
... wbole of the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK. enmptuang 193 cm. TWO AND TilltOd.LAMB 212 HALF-IsstED LAMBS, 4 PURE-BRED KENT BOWL PURE-BRED KENT BOAR AND ABOUT 40 STORE PIGS. 8 KECTBLENT COWS. With Calves at Foot; 2 HALF BRED de:lLS= COWS. 17 STEERS HEIFFSS ...
... Westgate; 112 for Kent v. Northampton. fur Kent v. Derbyshire. Haines, A. H. .7-227 for Folkestone v. Royal Scots; 100 for Asbford Valley Harriers v. Great Cbart. Humphrey 3-100 for Town Mailing v. Linton Park; 11l not out for Kent v. Lcioestershire; ...
... Poona I•nh rattle en of £6 Se. per boot /117TINGDOURNR CORN MARKET. P. I WlLit• wheat. to 31s; red wheat. Vs. to Ms; gnat bostoy. 21e. to malting barley, I. 3k; Vs. to Ps; 77a. to ay.; beans. Ms. to 2k 10 Ha. -- MAIDSTONE CORN MARKET. Int It A sad deaden ...
... that on data in ton ho got the boots on approbation. teprieenttog hir.‘elf a arting for Liistit. llolditork, at the Maidstone Barracks. A LltinrlP. —A meeting will be hel I next week, at Maidstone. to the of to the County Autboritivic kw permiraion to form ...
... also netted by Ray and no the match was drawn at four all. •• • • The Kent Junior (tip tie. of Saturday la.t were practically vonfined to Mud and Kent. Some of those around Maidstone were of more than usual interest owing to the local rivalries. At Soodland ...
... (Chart) and Gardiner-Waterman (Loose). Other clergy present included the Revs. Lawson (Langley), Hughes (Sit. Jelin's, Maidstone), R. Kent illoombel, and J. Highwood (Staplehuna)- The preacher we. the Dean of Canterbury. Tbe service throughout was fully choral ...
... Bowie nArtially stopped the Mot. hat Thompsett on and completed his job. Maidstone Athletic hy boating the !loyal Kent Regiment teem on Itatesday from thA bottom povition of the Kent League. at least for a time. There's no mistake about it the Athletic h•ve ...
... honestly.. —Yours faithfully. DANIEL T. J. LYLE. Secretary, The Kent and Susses Association of Mineral Water Manufaehirers. and Ale and Porter Bottlers. Trade Protection eociety, Ltd. Maidstone. ...