... plants in pima.—let S. Kent, t h e b eau tif u l t owers (applause.) 2nd H. Turner 3rd J. Beard. Class 10. S ix plena' in pots— let W. H. Mr Boot a resolution. asked Mr C. A. Lorton, to pro - Class Savage . 2nd H. Turner, 3rd S. Kent and pose the next Payton ...

... masking 12 wins and 2 draws. Worcestenhire ended up a week of ( splendidi work for after beating t, they went to Maidstone and upset Kent by 184 runs. Somerset annihilated Lancaaltire at Bath by an innings and 117 runs, thus reducing the chances of the ...

... Ifightown, Cannock: from the Auctionts•rs, Anson House, Rugek•y, and Lichfield; or from Mews Moncktou and Son, Solicitors, Maidstone, Kent. ...

... representative crew is to compete for the Grand Clrillenge Cup at Henley next year. Corporal Barrett, of the West Kent Depot, Maidstone. died in the military hospital on Saturday from the effects of a severe kick over the heart received while playing ...

... The World of Sport. Plum Warner, the famous Middlesex cricketer, is joining as a lieutenant the Maidstone detachment of the 4th Battalion lioyal West Kent Regiment. Mr. Warner lit•s the old world village of Bearsted. near Ma:a-- atone. The mile prof4 ...

... TO HOPPERS. Civilisation proceeds with speed in Abyssinia. Nearly ROO miles of telephone wire have steady The hop yield in Kent this year will be con- b een p u t up there, and 1,000 miles more are un der siderably below the average, and many gardens ...