... Chairman suggested that Maidstone might be an inoonveni it - place to meet at, and asked the Court to consider the question of holding the meetings in London, the same as the Education Committee (Cries of Oh! oh! In Maidstone. in Maidstone.) Continuing, Mr ...

... 21. 1905. OCB. STYLE BOOTS FOB to 44. STYLE BOOTS FOB to. 44. ASTOUKDOra Barfahu.—ln return for crossed postal order ▼alno Is. 44. send, eorriope paid, one pair ladies' or gont.*n extra hifk ajase, brand now London West End Boots: nolr warranted eery ...

... M.. 15, Soutbgate-gtrojt. OdS. sVyLE BOOTS FOB B*. 4 L STYLE BOOTS u , Astounding Bargains. In return .or crossed pos» • >s 6s. 4d. send, carriage paid, one * a l. Kverv high-class, biand new London West Lna Boots. , warranted very latest style. Easy ...

... sea level. FREEHOLD LAND. Small or large lots. Maidstone district. From £2O acre. Easy terms. Immediate possession.—Call for Plan (free), send 3 stamps. The Land Company. 68, Cheapside. E.C. SHOBTLANDS, Kent (three minutes from elation).—Delightfully situated ...

... a seek. Ii going about all at. or valuation could be ar- Tanged.—Apply to Mr. S. P. Walter, 42. Week-street, Maidstone. 444 BFORE buying BOOTS and SHOES LP elsewhere. send post card for Bargain Price List.—W. liienks, 15. Sandy-ford-street, Stafford. Mention ...

... estate Brantley hill. Kent, where excavating works are being earned on.” In yet another it was pat follows, with tie heading ‘•LondonoD-Sca.’* '•Antiquarians will be interested discovery on undevetopad estate adjoining Bronx, ley-hill, Kent, where have been ...

... waa just as keenly contested, and lard was the luck of the Oaks, as Bak re was splendidly placed for soaring, but slipped, • golden opp:irtunity thus being missed for equalising. Goddard, at back, sim showing splendid form, tackling and kicking with perfect ...

... Evesham, Worcestershire. 2 our well-known FLOOR POLISH brightens and improves furniture, so will our Duchess Boot Polish brighten and improve your boots. Just try it. 6d. tin post free, Sd. stamps. —Stephenson Bros., Ltd., Bradford. —J • Trouser is invaluable ...

... half. Mr. Augustus Leney has started his twelfth season in the Masteiskip of the Mid-Kent Stag!moods with as appeal to the landowners and farmers of Each aid Kid Kent and the Weald. Acknowledging their unselfish and generous indulgence of the past, Mr ...

... REGULATIOS covtieED TtNXIB SALM Pit DOW Usco.rod. rod wine/ TENNIS BAT PSIABIU Bo= TENNIS NITS 14.1 4 1. sok nos. tat- ma My 'l5lB BOOTS. 11110161, EAILtlt, fItIALSI7IIIS. BAGS. vISTIN IRONS. Ihejs. OOLW I CII, S.E. Telepione-161. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, CRICKET. Saturday ...

... PnlHanll. R.W. low Boser.e. insure • K*le. Order the Bene•ei»rie«. WKtTKRRAM HILL. KENT. MKKARA. CRONK Will SELL AUCTION. »l the Royal Crown lintel, Her. nook*. Kent WrdaevUy. done 2e. at p.m.. the Valuable KREEITOT.D BUILD INO LAND, situate in chaimiof ...

... envelope, Mrs. Lee, 74, Brightur•rosul, roydon. 4 WAN lED, good plain w. ii4; fourii kept, awl owe for boots, Arrly, , Mrs Dnike, i,uVwood, Wasterhaw 111.1. Kent. j GENERAL wanted; good reforesces r. : wages to ; small houwe ; fare paid.— King Edward's Ganiens ...