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... 21, Grosvenorroad. Tunbridge Wells. CHILDREN’S Cardigans, hard wearing, good quality, all wool; S-8 years, 7s. 6d. each, post 4d.; lemon striped, attractive contrasts, or Marl shades. Also Ladies’ Cardigans, Marl shades only, 10s. 9d. each, ?ost 6d. Post ...
... any part of Tunbridge Wells.—Cheesmaai, St. John’s Poultry Farm, Tunbridge Wells. Thom* 997. ______ GOOD Dry Log Wood, 10d. per bushel, delivered any part of Tunbridge Wells.—Cbees man, St. John’s Poultry i'arm. Tuabridec Wells. ’Phone 997. ACOOMMODATH ...
... (\AK Logs, 255. per ran . load, dolivered Ramagate; (delivered in Broadstairs, Margate and district, ss. per load extra) John Adams and Son, Ltd., Timber Merchants, 173, High-street. Ramsgate. tlB GLOUCESTER Gas Incubator; 9 neWi jgg Satterfield, Pro ...
... KENT GAZETTE DECEMBER 23 1911 MEAT PODLTRY Low Prices £ !V EENSlREET Successes t-aid Dr Henderson ex-by St John Ambulance Asso-following nineteen out succetaful: Abraham In Brooker Miss Mrs Carrie George Jarvis Potts Smith Mrs Toulmin Webster District ...
... grabbed his arm, held him and pulled him to the side of the road. The fact that he was wearing two thick coats and cardigan saved him from being bitten. While he was complaining to the constable the dog rushed for little girl, who stood with her arms up screaming ...
... ULCOMISE. TRANSFER —Tho Werra of the Carpenter's Arms, no traniderreo Iron, Mackleden to John Nlackletten by the beneeted Bench on :11en4aa. WESTWELL. ITARVEST FEST] VAL. -- The harvest thanksgiving at St. Mary. on Sunday, were attended by IPrgo congregations ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Premlln: the Churchwardens. Church Council and Sidesmen of St. John’s Church; the Home for Missionaries’ ChUdren (Norwood); Miss H. Gray; the Mens Club, St. John's Church: Members of King's Own: Dr. and Mrs. Perkins: Mr. and Mrs. Odllng; ...
... stealing cherries at Paristi Farm, Last Mailing. LICENSEE'S DEATH.—\Ir. Chas. H. 3larshall, M.M., licensee of the Foresters Arm,, shish was de, troyed by a bomb during the war. died ill the West Kent Hospital on Friday, aged 62. CLOTHING THEFT. — Thoma• ...
... Walker. Sir John Salmond, Lady Bowhlll, Sir F. Williamson Lord and Lady Shelmerdlne, Sir E. Ellington, Lady Cowdray. Sir John Maffey, Capt Plorman. Lady Eubank, Sir H. Walker Lady Harris, Sir John Steele. Lord Ellbank, Sir Percy Macklnnon. Sir John Higgins ...
... niefflam, saltines. cardigans, aviators, Mod Other article* wool for moody impala to the bore, and on Wedneelay when wo /coked In at depot,. we raw welbpsobod bales exdalaing pairs of mittens, flO mailers. • * helmets and 10 cardigans. all ready for alempent ...
... Walker. Sir John Salmond, Lady Bowhill. Sir F. Williamson Lord and Lady Shelmerdlne, Sir E. ElHngton. Lady Cowdray, Sir John Maffey, Capt. Florman, Lady Ellbank, Sir H. Walker, Lady Harris, Sir John Steele. Lord Ellbank, Sir Percy Macklnnon, Sir John Higgins ...