... Kent. 381 MILK ROUNDSMAN Wattled: over military age preferred —Morrison's, Quarry-road. Tunbridge Wells. 385 GROCERY AND PROVISIONS Wanted for Tonbridge, experienced Assistant, over military age exempt irom service. Also Junior Assistant with provision ...

... of £lO, may be increased to £5O, is granted, payment of which is made quarterly. The ribbon for the naval service is blue, and for the military red. The two first winners were sailors Rear-Admirals C. D. Lucas and J. Bvthesea, C.8., C.1.E., both in the ...

... and eight daughters, and five of sons are with the Colours, and the remaining two, who have been rejected as unfit for military service, are doing Government work, whilst less than eleven nephews are doing hit, nine In the Army and two in Navy, and also ...

... The Committee of the National Gardens Scheme announces that £13,866 has been raised this year for the Queen's Institute and for the various nursing associations the counties in which the public are admitted to view some of the gardens attached to the ...

... rat fen nursed In the Hospital has beet in exoess of the previous year, the jitnl has been of considerable use to th( military authorities, nine soldiers havini been admitted. Nurses have been sent t ...

... ;' opportunity for men above military age to servo their country, with par at military rates, is afforded the C.O. the Battalion of the Boyal West Kent, is offered cooks, grooms, batmen, etc. Applicants must be above military age and good character, and ...

... or Tborpett Farm, died nursing home at St. Leonards on Tuesday, aged 83. He entered the army 1883 with the Bast Surrey Regt., and during his military career, was men* tloned In despatches South Africa, where he gained the Queen's Medal with three clasps ...

... the late Queen Alexandra. BILLIARDS. —On Wednesday League match at the Constitntional Club between the home team and Cinque Ports resulted in a win for the homesters by four games to one. The Constitutional second team defeated the ex-Service men on the ...

... admission in aid of the Queen Alexandra I.leraorial Fund and the District Nursing Association. —By kind permission of Mr. Philip Foster, Old Buckhurst was opened for public inspection the same day, in aid of the Queen Alexandra Memorial Fund. ...

... beautiful gardens at Fairlawne on Wednesday next, when the small charge for admission will towards the Queen Alexandra Memorial and District Nursing Funds. Sir H. S. Cautley, M.P., attended the dinner given by the Royal College of Physicians of London ...

... Majesty Queen Mary, is brother of Mr. A. T. Goulden. the the firm of Messrs. and Curry, High-street, Tunbridge Wells. Mr. Charles Ooulden, who has many patients from Tunbridge Wells, holds the position of Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to Queen Alexandra ...

... Friday of Miss Prances Fry, who was nurse to Lady Margaret, youngest daughter of the Earl and Countess De La Warr, and had also served as nurse to the children of Princess Alexandra, daughter of King George and Queen Olga of Greece. Mr. Leonard Powney ...