... that affable kisidnees whisk has endeared him to all with whose he erne la contact, be has indeed, as Mr. Berth said, won golden opinions. As a tutor he has been meet maceratel in preparing his pneilsi for their nano 'nations for ail branches of t h ...

... from 1-slab, WP.inn COIMSIIIII. through Clem Down Wood, tip Ile shall gather the leinbe with Rio arm. the hills by the Golden rot. and I.n to the Fair Lanett at 1101.1.onrise Rem he turned right. handed, and along by Buttes's into Theddeihwltere hounds ...

... regretting hie inebility to be Helen Egerton, Me. Ileetie and , eel .., ~ perpettette the memory ef two ',mei Veleteteere Alt J. Kent, Meenettenerel Lakin, Atte. m a. , Proaecntor wit a lad f -.- -c° • °°114•I ' le • •If t•• end ninsicel cadre leering the ...

... of good English Leather, eta., for repairing Boots, itboee. Leggings and Gaiters, also for the making of same. G. F Uilu has 25 yuan' experience. Inspection invited. All kinds of grindery In stock for tbs boot bndneee.—Janetiao-road and 23. Gkapat-atreat ...

... V. it at t'dad. T -Winchtater Workmen Earned V. Sawn., at Ear End. 7- Winehowt, v. Depnt S.dreante, aeen. 7 --Owelabary • Golden Common, at Margie 11. 7 - asel Dirtnet league WiLIOPTO Of niweld, 1903 V. of at tbe Folly. 7—Fair v. at Fad Irak. 7-RAMC. ...

... Bohemian Girl, Captain Webb, Woodchurch, Aelhford, Kent; c., Mayflower Gem, Mr. J. Aiingier. Class 71.—Heifer calved in 1902-1, Hengherst Ruby, Captain Webb; 2. .1.1, Warden Lady, Mr. W. F. Winch, Cranbrook.; Kent; v.h.c., Tilsden Daniel 11., Mr. W. F. Finch; ...

... weak there an two new plaja to prod need. On Thursday, at tbs Saroy, Mrs. Brown-Pottar spans bar season by producing “The Golden Light.* Saturday arening will witness at tbs Comedy the pandoction of “Hie Highness Ky Husband,* Ur. William Boosay's version ...

... We have to remember that many of onr are out there ministering to our own brothers and sisters, who have gone out to the golden West to make their fortnnes. and who have nothing the silence of the great prairies and the deep forests to look upon par ...

... palace of the Archbishop; of Canterbury, which was unfortunately pulled down by Archbishop Islip to build a great palace at Maidstone, and after he had done this he had a vision front St. Thomas, who told hint he had done • dishonest thing. lie then went ...

... Bootmaker Men's leather boots, tipped and nailed, ism, 6 to 11,per doz. paire,9ou: ditto, no nails, 86s. ; boys ditto, tipped and nailed. sizes 1 to 5. 50e. ; ditto. 11 to 13, 46a : ditto, 6 to 10. 365.: women's leather boots, stout, 1 to 8. 505.; ditto ...

... Miss London, Capt. I well remember before the twenty-one years Jervoise, R.N., Mr. A. T. H. Jervoise (ex-Mas- ago a. 1 'es of Kent, a manufacturing ter), Mr. Bradford, Capt. Rostron Mr. Cecil grey-haired veteran amongst one ot the prtncipa ri_ with sporting ...

... lit Jae, 1913-1. J. J. Hayes Place, Hayes, Kent, Flora's Raymond: I. Goldmine; r, J. Drage, Chapel Brampton, Nor-temp- Tulip of Stake; 2, C. L. Prior. Dagnatn Priory. John lodate Small, Warren Wood, Hayes, Kent, II and entries was greater this year than ...