... Waiter Butt; B.P. Boot and Folger; and Jimmy Moran; A. M. Maodnoaid and J. »• Coffey ; end Holhster Norman Hoy>i--r and Hardy Downing, Frank Osina and George and Patsy Logan. CRICKET. KENT COUNTY CLUB. The autumn meeting of the Kent County Com matoe was ...

... station; rent £4O. rate* £11; vacant.—Magor. (■rainponnd roa ...

... is 11. Bettington, Oxford. Ho has been scoring heavily, too, just lately. Tim present is golden ago for veterans. J. R. Mason, one the most famous all-rounders Kent have ever had. is making pile of runs in club cricket just now- took Frank Field long time ...

... Bradley, VVrrixall, Isle Wight. KENT, near Hythe.—Charming Well-built BUNGALOW, bed, 2 rec., bath, etc, ; ga age, gardens, tennis, poultry; 6% acres; healthy position, grand view*: £9so.—Owner, Aldington. Aehfo.d, Kent. KENT. —BRICK PUNGAI/JW ; company’s ...

... ^ —If the leggings are cut so that they overlap the boots over arch of the foot in front, no amount of stiffening will prevent them creasing, _ The directions on stiffening the legs of the top boots, in the “How to Do It” Book may be use to you. E.” (Blaenan ...

... added witness, Maidstone will soon let you know it.” Replying to further questions, witness characterised as absolute fabrication tho statement of the man Brown that he said him “You have broken the heart of the man who laid the golden ■res ' The suggestion ...

... Paving for paths. -C. Worden, 3t. Teath, Cornwall. TAAYLIGHT DEVELOPINQ TUBE IA, 7 6; 3A JJ Brownie Enlarging Camera. £1 Is.; Golden Fleece Knitting Machine. 2 cylinders, windingwheel spndle. £G 10s.; all goqd condition.-Miss Thornton. Crow Mill?, South Wxgston ...

... Gascoyne Beech- our amicable relarions with Japan hare been ing, editor and manager the “Maidstone and adequately fulfilled. From the Japanese Kentish Journal” and “Kent Times and jiinister in London have come very timely ex- Chronicle,” show cause why attachment ...

... to the seat of the outbreak, of rooms above the shop Ptfparod to leave in the event of the spreading. Wjanthies of rubber boots, tents, and goods wicre destroyed, but the mi- itJl Supt, Teather in charge, tetdv had the tire under control. sure The Norwich ...

... Masefield’s f fictitious fox makes almost dull reading. \ This stag took to the English Channel to shake off the pursuit of the Mid-Kent Sla£- hounds and swam out to sea. It was picked up by the crew of a French fishingsmack, who took it with them to Etaples, ...

... Stripes (10-4) 6 lengths away 3rd. Birmingham. Feb. 25 3f). LAZY BOOTS (10-1) was 4th. BLAZE (10-1) 6th. and BLUE PRINCE (1011) and KILTOI (10-12) the rear. 000 ROMAN RANSOM (i ll ?).—S« GOLDEN MILLER- „ 1 0 DOCBLE CROSSED 11-«)-S-e KILTOI Carried 11-7 when ...

... willingness take part the second Test Match, which will commence at Melbourne en New Year's Day. KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Yesterday afternoon meeting was held the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. The Right Hon Lord Harris presided, others present being the ...