... 03, Emtgate .--- Leonard Lawn, Vt, High-street Lynton - Jones Bros.. Boot Warehouse Mac01ea1ie1d, R. Z. Rohimion, 91, M Illstreet Maidstone Marsh and Son, 29, Highstreet Weldon .. . -. E. A. Haney, 55 and A ...

... wanted; over 25; early dinner; housemaid kept; man for boots and knives; small family.—Mrs. Worrin, Grove. Tonbridge. ptOOK-GENERAL. for country rectory; bouse- parlormaid and nnrse kept; boy for boots and knives.—Mrs. Peregrine, Kelvedon Hatch, Brentwood ...

... only among the Coneervativos, but anior.g their political opponents. who admitted that the years that he represented Maidstone were a golden age. and they regretted that they had lost him. The party had given him speaker) •-o good V'jonChairmen and treasurere ...

... Married; abstainee.—A.C.. Fish Pond House. Leyboarne. Mailing. fIOOK-GEINZRAL WANTED; yery little ‘./ housework; no knives or boots: early good wages it competent: three maids kept.—B., Ashford, Priory-road. Horses. Lowlen. lb (good plain). PARLOURILAID. ...

... July is the date tixed f o r th e seventh simmer show of the Mid Kent Ageirtil. t I Apwilition Maidstone. the mAt London, Chatham, DOVer 'iy hi U read a aec. , int time in the Howe of Ihe Kent point-t•,point nices hA Ye beet' to tali, at Stiteetli,oii Weditemlay ...

... Dec. 2. Official Receiver. Gloucester —Alice Maud Nicholls. Bromley. Kent, com merchant. Is., first and final. Doc. 1, The Trustee. Monument Mouse. Monument-square —W, B. Fitch. Lee, Kent, glass manufacturer. 17-32 of Id., first and final. Dec. 11. Official ...

... delstcin. Moser, and Co.. Bradford, merchants—Heymnns Brothers. Croat Tov.er-ntreot. merchants—Ooodmau and Wilson. Kendal, boot and shoe makers—B. Hobgec and Co.. Chichester, seed merchants—E. O. Parry and Crockatt. Llandudno, uortlonyers—Hone and Pratt ...

... cheap, approval. F. Sills, 25 Hardy Street, Maidstone. 352 a WANTED, lady-hack tandem, must be cheap for cash, or would exchange lady's Royal Roebuck, valued at £6 10. It., 7 Chatterton Road, Bromley, Kent. 355 a WANTED, lady's cycle, cheap, or give lady's ...

... Hozisedem NW.. writes to the Kent County paper (tha 'Kent Mee. sender and Maidstone Telegraph I am at my wits' end to get servants, they seem so dreadfully scarce everywhere. but I have ob. Mined more thro ugh the Kent Meseenger• than any other.' Servants ...

... ictlriaatr Boot an eet d Shoe Stores, 3u, LouLousrhborough R. Hibbing and Bon Louth D. Holmes, fel, Radiate Lymington . . Leonard Lewis, 23, ugh-street Li .nton . Jones Bros., Boot Warehouse Macclesfield .. R. E. Robinson, 34. Millatreet Maidstone .. Malden ...

... Stimpzon. (trading aa the Electrical Wire Company;. Bonn Works. Roan-street. Greenwich—E. Joseph and A. Joaeph. Ganlonstreet. Golden-square. W.. rag and metal merchants —Walter Gay and Son. Broad way-parade. Crouch End. hoeiers—Jobn and Stear. Watford, cycle ...

... Fleet-sued, E.C. JUNIOR REPORT I ill 'IK well-educated, good abortbaad writer (Pitman 1 #). Highest references—F. M.. “East Kent OaxtUe.” BHtlngbournn. REPORTER waata SITUATION ds.ly • weekly. Three years* experience. Highest reference*, lastitula Jouroali*U ...