... feet.—Garland, Broadclyst. ■t O ACRES YOUNG GRASS (seeds), near Exeter, slocked or mown. 4.1.60. Gaze's Office. Exeter. (KENT'S SAFETY; Free Wheel; all latest approvements; £*; list £15.—Address, 4,172. Gazette Office. Exeter. SPLENDID NANNY, with handsome ...

... TROUSERS. BREECHES. BOOTS. Ac. Watted immediately for Home and Exportation Wardom&f&SK 1 ? »Ny amount, Mr. md Mrs. r) the VERY BEST CASH for Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children s Cast off Clothing. Naval and Military Uniforms, Boots. Linens. Sealskin Jackets ...

... Sperling's Saturday, Deo 29, at Hering Arms Brentor. Tuesday, January 1, Sportsman's Arms, Heathfield. Friday, Jan 4, at Golden Inn, Highampton—at 11. ilverton -Saturday, Dec. 29. Trinity Common—at 11. shburton Wednesday, Dec 26, at Pounds Gate-at 11 ...

... thoroughfares. The danger of this course in narrow streets is shown by a recent case at the Kent Assize, when the Judge described the thoroughfare at Maidstone in which accident bapi>ened as welldevised death-trap . The article concludes with the statement ...

... TROUSERS, BRE DCHBS, BOOTS, &e., Wanted, immediately, for Home and Expor- tation. Wardrobes purchased to any amount Mr. and Mrs. G. BNDACOTT give the VERY BEST CASH PRICE for all kinds of Ladies Gentlemen’s, and Children’s off Clothing. Boots Linens, Sealskin ...

... YOUNG MAN, able kill and assist sleep out.—iuos. Martyn. Exeter. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, respectable, trustworthy YOUNG MAN, all-round hand on repairs and new work, at once.—Apply, Bater, Golden Grove. Newbridge. Moh. XX VVFF.D. good WALL MASON, used VV nobbled ...

... 2 agst Mistake. HANDICAP —CreoliK, Loop Head, 2. Betting: 9'to 2 Creolin. HUT! DLL RACE.-Golden Misebief, 1: Bright Park. 2: Painted Lady, Betting: 2 agst Golden M.sclnei. THE MODERATE HANDICAP HURDLE -Mvsfioal. 1 Tenetran. 2: Bramber, 3 Betting: to 2 ...

... BIGGEREAU CHERRY. 10 trees, large size (carriage paid), at 4s. each. Cash with order. Palmer and Sons, Stockbury, Sittingbourne, Kent. CYCLE and FITTER'S BUSINESS for important town in Somersets Good shop, dwelling-house, and workshop. First-class pnsui'ui ...

... Strudwick. Smith, and A Knox to bat. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. KENT. Gloucestershire, at Cheltenham yesterday, gained handsome victory over Kent by seven wickets. The result was quite prising, overnight Kent, etood in a st position, being, with only two men out ...

... taken from a drawer. The boy was missing, his working boots having been left in the house, and his best clothe? gone. She next saw him under arrest on the sth P.C prisoner sent from Maidstone. Kent, Induefcrial School in 1904, the Master School saying ...

... and pea 3, not for competition, and was awarded a card of merit. Try G. Warren's Boot Warehouse, Lymestreet Axminster, for Medium and Best Class' Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Shoes. Repairs neatly and promptly executed.—Ad. BRADNINCH. At the recent Trinity ...

... was thrown from the Brenton, but the crew of the punt mis>ed it. The boat capsized, and the men, with their overalls and sea boots, were more seen. Tupman managed, with difficulty, to Sari the cutter. Pym, who was the captain of the pilots, and years of ...