... Ac Sittingbourne at the Place of Sale MAIDSTONE STOCK SALE KE8SBS E SONS A RE favoured with instructions to SELL A AUCTION in the Lock Maidstone on Thursday April 6th 1905 at Twelve o’clock precisely EXCELLENT KENT HALF-BRED TEGS HOME-BRED STEERS HEIFERS ...

... admirable display. Maidstone played New Brompton Amateurs Maidstone in the Kent League 011 Saturday, the game being very vigorously contested, and the tactics of either side were far from commendable. Throughout the game Maidstone fairly outmanoeuvred ...

... THE ABMY BOOT STBIKE The Army boot strike at Rannds now entered upon the fifth week. Both manufacturers and men remain firm. At one factory yesterday morning only the foreman went in. WAGES IN THE POST OFFICE A P.rlUmMUrr was liaofd laat night containing ...

... makes Motor Cycles and Cars. Sole A;;-T,t lor and Cycle.-. SPECIAL SHOW ■• K -t BOOTS, from IIJ It> 14v Gd. 11l ark and Tan Shoos, from Hid. Goods Speciality. MISSES HUNTER & BOOT AND DRAPERY DEALERS. WOODBINE STREET E CLARKE, Blacksmith. Repairs Wringers ...

... Home Home Home Away Home Horae 8’th Regt (KL) Maidstone (KL) Dover (T&M) (KL) Home Maidstone (KL) Away (KL) Tunbridge Welle (Chatham Charity Cnp) Away Richmond Association Home Brompton Am (KL) Home Maidstone CIW (T & M) Away (T&M) Away (T&M) Chatham (T ...

... CONFIDENCE with our poor record. Only twice before had they gone under 011 their own soil in the Kent League sod then to such opponents as Chatham and Maidstone. A few weeks Move, on January 28th to be precise, they had drawn with Sittingbourise (whose press ...

... - - It was about fifteen minutes behind time when the ball was started, having won the toes and elected to boot into lb* goal at the Maidstone Road end. Mr. E. G. Mc Donald wa.- the referee in charge and the team , were Clietbam---Perrins: Burns and ...

... SUSSEX EXPRESS. SUBSET STANDARD A KENT MATT, Situations Vacant? WANTED, UPPEE HOUSEMAID two, where bet wee maid also kept; good needlewoman; charge of linen; mu»t thoroughly capable her work; good reference indispensable; good wage*, all found.—State ...

... 932. JAMES LORIMER & SON, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. 162 UNION STREET (late Palace Buildings). are cladly FOOTWEAR Eng'iiiSh American Manufacturers. he&e the most Up-to-Date &tyloe, and of the .Finest Materials. Our Hand Made BOOTS and SHOES, inaruufactured ...

... D BUSINESS 8ITTIXGB0 WILL BUS daily FROM MAIDSTONE TO SITTINGBOURNE and back Maidstone Town Hall at 9 am Boxley Road arriving in Sittingbourne 11 am from Sittingboarne Railway Station at pm arriving Maidstone at 7 pm in time to catch the Train for Tonbridge ...

... EAST KENT GAZETTE 25 1905 WORKMAN’S CLAIM COMPENSATION FAILS TO HIS CLAIM to Honour Sr W L Sitting-Iwm last- It under Workmen’s Act 1897 Mrs Philippa t Sons) by labourer 105 High-street Mil-ton of last put in the Trinity Sitlingbourne up I'rban drain ...

... HIGH CLASS FAMILY LAUNDRY WORK. SPACIAL TIMM TO LABOR al MO DOMUOT-- KR& SMITH. 4, MAIDSTONE TBERACIS. tiIDOUP Hiun 156, Homesdale — Road, Bromley, Kent. EASTON & I. ?ARAM Y. •, 11•11).-UP. LIM MEAD MAO, FROM TIE OILADLS OF Istread .1 MA • 119.181.3 r ...