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... SHORE— Good reiiable Boots and Shoes have quick sales. The increasing trade in upwards of 400 shops gives evidence that FREEMAN, HARDY & WILLIS meot ‘the need of the people. Sandals, Beach, Boating, Cycling, Walking and promenade Boots and Shoes ic endless ...
... nail-on.—King, Wbilton. fir ANTED, good Workman, for VAN CART V * WORK. -J. R. Kent. Cowchhmlder. l,p—kh. VYANTED. Young MAN. good Birad-maker. » ledge of Small*; -P. Maidstone Road. Lowestoft. WTANTED immediately, email firm of » turd Engineers. TIMKKKEPK& ...
... CRICKET I. SWIFT NICK. The closing period of the ecrcntocnth ccnMiry the golden age of highwaymen. They were generally cowardly ruffians, who t.n.k care never attack unleap the tnldp were greatly in their favour. They were always honest men. Still, there ...
... Statham. - - - • ALTtiTEitri anted, for Ilaidctone, Kent, al FOUR YE', to work under Foreman ; good wages ; good cliarticter necessary.—Apply to Style Si Winch, Limited, Medway Brewery, Maidstone. ISTl.Ell.—Wanted, a Steady Young Man, as UNBEFI-OSTLER ...
... . .. OLSfBOUO—Dr Waller Amedeo, South Ham lead. Mr Walker and famUy. KotUnyham , . „ Bsbbb VitLA-Mr Mm Oman and family Maidstone. Mr aad Mm Abbott and family, Clapton Mr and H T Bennett. Leytoostone. Mr BUerUle London, Bbadpoko Villa—Mrs Andrew, aad ...
... visitors McLeod Kent bowled unchanged the former captured five wiokets for 21 Kent’s five cost him 27 Scores: Sawston J C Falk-er M Ltod 5 J J Bailey b Kent 3 Ellis b McLeod b McLeod 3 A b McLeod 4 J Frink b Kent 5 J b McLeod Bright b Kent 3 ...
... bate good ril^rinio*. good MALnTKS -Want**!, for IfawdsUioe Kent. rX)I-K Mfc.N. work uniitr tortstuuii; yjoU wuj{«a; good n«re*arjr.—Apply. oa«J Winch. Limited. Mcdwojr brewery, Maidstone. MAI/nioOL - ME.V-W«nud. tLz good MEN for York-itim Maltimp.. ...
... machinery; wife ponUry woirnn| Apply. eUtanit .ib«. Pipmmre, and wages peqnirrd. 1 Baldwin. Liog.il*. Newtuarkol. WANTED. BOOTS, to lire In. 90 96.- Apply. Box 648. | WT’ANTED. » OBOOM. to look after htnOer*. mart smglo. ami h*y# good cfcaracter.—Apply ...
... child. Back to the Feont. Norse Tippetts, aieter Mrs. 0. B. Ashdown, whose return from Sooth Africa we recently announced, it ■boot take her departure Angnst 17th, for Bloemfontein, there to resume her duties in the milituy hospital. Mias Tippetts, who was ...
... is., Looming. Alr T R Erison.lonslon too Sir D. Mn. and Miss Bad- Mr F Roches II slist. Broot elide, Cardiff Flocs A.MOId, Kent Miss Jamie Williams, More Mr and, Mrs Price. London lets Air, Mn.. and Miss Weldon Mr end Mn Kaye, Woodford, London ESPOZ Sir ...
... OHtjr. Meeting lame. Walton. Pelixalowe.—l6. Wertgate. IpwaricL T -Poe Sale. 2 Leasehold HOUSES 12 and 14. Maidstone Rood -Appiy. H-. 12 Maidstone Road- WANTED. Smart Youth, OFFICF. BoY. in Ipowich 018e3.-Box 506. Tiam*. wXT ANTED. Young Lady APPRENTICE ...
... charitable institutions had been ran criminals now climb.ng the golden stairs one Hts Majeety s gaols. (Laughter.) He hoped the House would pardon the colloquialism, but bad climbed the golden stairs” himself at Fentonv-ille—(renewed laughter)—and hie advice ...