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... with Lloyd's fittings, £6 10s.—C. Hayward, Onward Steam Cycle and Motor Works, Kent, —Advt. - - AWL-TOIC-wArr. —The immense value of thig,' Awl is the repairs to boots and shoes cannot 13.1 over-eetimated and for repairing of bags, harness, etc., ...
... Ll° ea.. _former Pedorrned this rvire- EAST KENT FOXHOUNDS. ife of Soiuhip. which will it CINQUE PORTS VOLUNTEERS Srowni.-Football and Cricket Tackle of all freely inentiopecL Parts feeling in Maidstone II , 1.17.7 tau ‘- Pr gave -the. address. ._ ...
... carpenter, od •des or the oof the TONDRITM32 WATER which churchyard the verse is to be found. of the Kent Adult School Union was held at MAIDSTONE PETITION. W COMPSJIT. Limited. POll 111111BVI01, e'''' roe ongLe mon= AND ENSILAGE. A house she bath, it's ...
... saleable at .._ an e quivalent of from be. 2d. to 6e. per stone. end the neatest of Kent wet hers fetched quite KENT COUNTY CHESS ss. per stone. For average Kent wethere ASSOCIATION. leitehere had to pay from 5.. Mt to se. Bd. per stone, and big ones ...
... from beginning to was of • thoroughly enjoyable description. During the afternoon and evening the band of the 2nd V.B. East Kent Regiment played selections of music, when darkness set in giving • programme of to a number of young folks who took advanage ...
... sisters. Mr. Chamberlain's postponed visit to Canterbury, under the wapiti.* of the Kent branch of the Tariff Reform League, will now take place on July 18th. The Kent Archwological Society will visit Canterbury on July 17th, 18th and 19th. On the first ...
... Llatuatiul beside the in tutti.ile at tails:lamp 'magi • Not osly was Kent meeting an eleven that had ordered no defeat. escevt at their own hands, ourauLl, but tu beating burrey Kent would bring horsed clad enough to the latter to givio her u of winning ...
... Iltanenote. ti. tt iY ett . inpany . s water. fDowbed 11 M in Kent ( la gMawneisa. '- lb- Med NOM jolt. P t.• A LADlrwith often good or dee to good Illtreeg.-•Write. Sol I. noush Aegean A GOLDEN —I ant MOW leeway •Alt diatdends of per cent. at all en. emaciate ...
... including aphides, woodlice, also small wild seeds, and it feeds its numerous family on green caterpillars from fruit trees. The Golden Crested Wren devours scale insects readily. The Nuthatch is a resident common in the woods of southern and central England ...
... W. Raydes. Captain the Hon. G. °Whew.Mindy, son of I Lord Mahrsy. hen resigned his commission in the id Volunteer Battalion Kent Captain GattionwHarely commanded the Bohemian Cowpony, but owing to the stake of his health had not been able to take an active ...
... kept thinned oat with weakl i s am ide b. IVIDOred. lik•the Crimson e bal. aid olwasesi Ira lora flowered and young strong 'boot' should be Lid in to take the of the above. roses op walla now be looked over,.thipned out *he nemesery and the flowermg growths ...