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... WITH THE HOP-PICKERS. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,- Lo*t year you kindly allow*? roe in year column* for work among*! hoppers in Mid Kent. The reeponse to f-b»t appeal enobled to eend voluntary workers —of whom seven were trained eight parishes, amongst some 17 ...
... orchards in Kent that are ciedit the growers. methods could better than those which the trees are planted and cultivated. and the mean-* are justified in the end by the splendid crops of fruit that are obtained. You mar take Sittingbourne or Maidstone as your ...
... IS, High-tercel Maidstone, require llouse-Mrletir• good enit rritE - bridge Well., and M. Ilighstroet. require several good Cool and lienerair. llood wag,. THE BREAU. Is, London-mail. Ton- U bridge Wells. and M. Ilighetreet. Maidstone, require • goal ...
... judges; Messrs. A. Philips and Pine; stewards of the course, Messrs. J. Mittell and F. J. Bennett; handioapper, Mr. H. Link (Maidstone); starter, Mr. W. Taylor; time-keeper, Mr. Weller; lon scorers. Mi. H- H Oliver and Mr. M. K. Hopper; prize and press stewards ...
... Express, «• a champion* prise, for the best pen three Kent or Romney Marsh sheep in the show— Mr. T. Wotton; Mjt. C. O. Neame. Silvw cup, or piece plate, Ashford paper, for the best pen sheep not Kents.—Mr. T. Miles; r Lora Hillingdon. Messrs. Tho*ley's ...
... Alin' 13th rebritary, ISO, at I o'clock preeiaely, CASH PRICKS quality. MANOSNY. Wulani-wood. sod Valens, n. Weekaserat, Maidstone • he Gamine FURNITURE, boelsding walnut lard, wad other BEDROOM SUITIDL Imaiihotany Annan sail brims &ad ins The CHEAPEST ...
... bereaved parents. THE DEPARTING YEOMEN. PRESENTATIONS AT MAIDSTONE. Trooper 8. Martin, who sails this week with the Imperial Yeomanry for South Africa, is member of St. Luke's choir, Maidstone. was present at church in uniform Sunday evening, when the ...
... MiimU^hipg loeee il« evennew, the ktrain every |*art the Boot is going in the wrong direction, and toe •>eaiiiitul original symmetry of the Boot beoomee a thing the iiaftt. What i*rem %,, *ed Boot* Heel that will always even, abwluteiy secured wearing WOOD’S ...
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... side,it. | Hi* bmquft th© Chairman ; '• fh©t letter© tor non' had from the Earl KENT COUNTY CLUB On Monday afternoon the committee of the Kent County C'nckot Club met et Golden Cross Hotel, Charing In the absence of the president, Mr. John Howard, M.IV the ...
... exhibitor in Mid Kent, 1901. First prize .£3; second (given by the Anglo- Continental Co.. Mr. Bali agent).— 1 Thomas Tavlor, Paddock Wood; 2 and r W. Rogers, Farninghazn. For the best grown and managed sample of heps grown bv Exhibitor Weald of Kent or 1901.—First ...
... : members of th® Cottage Gardeners’ Society. committee, medical staff, nurse®, tii®- nir.ser. and porter of West Kent Hospitnl. Maidstone ; Mts. nnd Mi-s Tsherwiol; Mr*. App* and family ; Ellen, Ac. The- funeral arrangements were clficiently carried out ...