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... was this mistake on the part of Salter that enabled Maidstone to get on level terms. Manwaruig and Turner net the ball the dame moment. The Manienonian only Just got his foot' to it, when Turner booted. The gleaby nature of the ball and the effect of M ...
... week. Ii going about .6350 all at, or valuation could be arranged.—Apply to Mr. 8. P. Walter, 42, Weekotreet, Maidstone. 444 BEFORE buying BOOTS and 80E8 elsewhere, (Jena poet card tar Bargain Price List.—W. Banks, 15. Sandyfondotreet, Stafford. Mention ...
... Government t outr.ictor, Rye. 5t5,732 LOOK !—You have all helped pay for them before ! Military Knee Boot*, mart tippearaiu-v, per pair; Naval Knee Boot', very strong, ta. dd. per pair ; Bluchers. Se. dd. per pair , any sire ; earring° paid. Carriage ptid ...
... to Tunbridge Wells. Deceased was at one time a magistrate for the. h. but resigned when he left Maidstone. The fneeral took place on Satuniay at the Maidstone Cemetery, the fire part of the service being mad at K;ngstreet Chapel by Rev. W. 11. Legg. The ...
... Gardener, Ruck's Library, Maidstone. LWRIGHT.—Watted, a smart active maa (cyclist) u Wheelwright for the Kent County Council. -Apply by letter, stating wages required, and giving references to the Count) Surveyor, Maidstone. WANTED, Companion, help to ...
... ne Rev. J. W. Rector of St. lite the Beacher at Boot The Sweet, Pastor Pastor of the Bible ns iid tothe org “and Jay, of of Tower House, Plumstead, read of the lamans at it. guret’s, Phy Mr. Fred Lownds, sou of Mr, ‘and Mra. E. J. Lownds, of Cora Lan ...
... Tel of Kent . two from oration: pony Trap - -Addree. Wendel!. Ite treat, Li Servenneas Ur OltkLL homey boots foe olden ; peteon. e%erY I. weekly. - Shea 9VbdtorA, Nettp garden). Haiibury. then. Agartmente IM — iat . no withi,ut troarr, 'oat *booting fletEng ...
... 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 ...
... rector of Smarden, Kent, has been nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the vicarage of St. Paul's, Thornton-heath, Croydon. The vicar of Horkstow, Lines., the Rov. J. Hancock, and Mrs. Hancock have just celebrated their golden wedding. They are ...
... affair at the baths which had been looked forward to by supporters of the Invicta S.C. and the Polytechnic S.C.. viz., the Kent County Water Polo semi-final, duly came off, and resulted in a win for Poly by 2 goals to nil. A keen game was anticipated ...
... House, Et. Peters. Kent can most highly RECOMMEND his late GARDENER as above; age 33; lite experience In ell branches. well op In fruits and plants under glass, understands poultry and 'tech.—Arlen, Rcadingottret, at. Peters. Kent. GARDENER (Head Working) ...
... fired out. riotism which has hitherto resisted these bribes. DoN't fancy the foreman is a bigger fool The goose that lays the golden egg may be killed. I than yourself. He has probably been It is worse when one British area is handlthrough the hoop and is ...