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... Mouday at fully £10 Watex Polo : Sittingbourne v Maidstone enthusiasm thait and meet tlie field” at tlie Public Swimming Bath on Wednesday evening 350 saw Sitting- bourne and Maidstone their season At Maidstone Sitting-bounie beaten by six to three visitors ...
... KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE OCT i 1904 THE CONSERVATIVE 1 1 tIITY IN MP IDSTON E. ANNUAL MEETING. TILE cIIAIRMAN'S RETROSPECTIVE lag as meek as possible. they ought to give him certain diseretionsay poeeia, to some extent a free band to correlate any powee• ...
... ay place decided to £60 in addition to and fuel and to to the Kent Education Committee that infants Standard I scholars be admitted to school THE TEACHERS’ CENTRE Mr Filmer letter the Kent Education Committee informing the Managers that Pupil Teachers’ ...
... visit that ter The church dedicated to St report Kent Authority Michael been beautifully BIrs Inspector Nuisances (BIr W J re- Locke BIrs Knight BIrs Snow Bliss Webb ' I -i q-le Archdeacon of Maidstone sermon he the Christian ministry in that provision ...
... at 14 is a Splendid Household Tea WOBTH 16 GOLDEN TIP TEA DUST 14 BUTTERS ARE THE BEST NEW BUTTERS NOW ARRIVING ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM of Citizen Rochester lost citizen of Mr Hen Ringe at his residence Maidstone-road on Saturday after and painful illness ...
... Local Items. Bamboo Overmantels, 4s. I I d.—Donswoirrn's In connection with the Maidstone Arms Slate Club a successful smoking concert—the first of a series—was held on Saturday evening. A meeting of Ramagate Town Council—the drat after the bug vacation ...
... will a«w thing, and if the Ranger* notch odd goal this time their supporters will delighted. The team M; relied npon to their boot, a* there Che comforting knowledge that they will bo at home again in the next round should they knock tho Old Towner* out ...
... Blessed be the Lord. The portion set as solo was wf raau George Hilton, and Harold Kent, while quartette was w«ll rendered Uf Jones, Mr Watkinr sad Haste™ Hilton and Kent. Ia spit* the able weather there was again j crowded, congregation the evening. The ...
... declined, although he will give his support to the candidate adopted. We should not be surprioni if Mr. W. H. Martin, of the Golden Boot, etepet into the breath, and champions th • can* of his party. He has *irsed one ehoit term on the Council. Mr. .lppleyard's ...
... PEDIGREE SALE F AUSTEN the above the Boa Fiiuat Octobbb UA 1904 4000 KENT HALF-BRED LAMBS 89 PURE-BRED TEGS Registered Flocks of - CoL Hokbyxau Exon of late W Mr P P Mowaiin and Mr TWO OLD KENT 10 PURE-BRED SOUTHDOWN TEGS of Mr R STORE BEASTS will be Tickets ...
... FOOTBALL. laturday's ixturee : KENT LEAGUE. A..hford V. Tunbridge Rangers. • s. , tatgbourne v. Chatham. pover v. S. Lancriab , rr Ragr. M.t“l•tone •. Sbrppy United. FAVERSHAM AND DISTRICT LEAGEIR. Div. it. --- Vv r-ham A. Garri•on Artilkry A. )11I . ...
... it. r. A. i to two. • • • • to 3c. pit r quarter. at 2.3. Pi 4 ' T he e . of all descriptions wao to steady .leu,ati at The Kent League competition. temporarily clucked by the / m Co sa wn ,orda anal , T fo o r w t n he tr o ies p i n con ing el o n , ...