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... Telegram, Heat Advertiser, Kent Dover sixt Dandy Chronicle, gooth-Fosteer aseetle. We cannot too iteongly orge edwinhility ot advantage of the comes which will be - below, sod of neaseg fellow al Kest of Kent who will be noising the exhibition ...
... ot for sem otwomm tinse their Wild Lea• nt ads poisclar , mp re I. s hine in the al L. . on a palliall. ohy he leag h e the Kent 00 0 . 1 . . as gooses to Sept. Walker a: Canterbury. tO Veleerry he •tal to itroadeals. eno Orb .b. lb cflee bees Ik tb ...
... demand loom another! war to an hi. coo hoagies. of the stag be erected at Maidstone or Throe hold word. pent • thrill of th• ` iill be l mime place within die county of Kent. roseedian drew out a through the groups that listened-foe the .. 1 there et ...
... Church, Par- AU Boot liephirlsig Dons with Last IgUsh L•wther. SECOND-HAND BOOT STORES. FRENCH & GELMAN FOR MIL OFFICERS). /VAUGHT or in Clare by A ABDO= (7, Mei&nne). Visits and Pie , le. Attend. the Technieel Institutes of Maidstone and Gravesend. the ...
... Olies). Gravesend Depot for Dunlop Continental, Mitchlin. Self-sealing Motor Tyres and Tubes. ACJEW)2III d mei Motor Clothing, Boots, Leggings, Rugs. etc. Large Bea* always as Practical Ste of Motor Mechanics Kept for all kinds of Repairs. 'Vulcanizing. A ...
... GRAVESEND, KENT. MR. EDWARD ALLEN WILL as 6th AUGUiIt, Mthree b, .t thr o'clock p.m., at thy. Mammon Rua. Wrotbanemsd, Gravesend Kest, SM.. by ACUTION. the valuable FREEHOLD BUILDER'S YARD. situate on the Old-road West (called Na. 9H , and wear the Kent and ...
... North Woolwich Foots Cray brought off their second victory this in the West Kent League. Results in the Kent League on Saturday isehwkei: Royal Some 3. Faversham 0; Maidstone Church hartitute 3. R.W.K. lisugasent 2: and Northiset 1. Dover 9. On Saturday ...
... the County of Kent, or in course of formation. Unit. 4 agt ensth Pm.% RI Kant Kent Yeo. 2 9b 871 Went Kent Te 0. 21 400 22 *l4 tnt Home Counties. 'kW RI Ed Artillery 14 006 14 414 Kent 14.G.A.111eany1 173 4 if Counties (KemM ...
... Lady St. Helier. and by the help of The Daily Telegraph the Poor Children's Boot Fund was inaugurated, with the Queen as patron. and through this channel some osirs of boots were issued. The Cripples' Mission had now practically ,complete register of ...
... at Chatham. Colonel Frank Griffiths, J.P.. who is well known in West Kent football envies, has aeoepted the presidency of the West Kent league for nest season. The meeting of the Kent County F.A. held at Eltham on Thursday week was in charge of Mr. Horace ...
... suspended from the centre of the growers of Kent being thus eneblec i rt arched roof, at a distance of twenty-five transport their hops to the London yards from each other. The effect. re- market from Maidstone in twenty-four marks Mr. Stephenson, the ...
... French, Kent-road, Mrs. Berrey. Queen-street, Mrs. Box, Warwick- Wormer.. Ringlewell.road, Min Smith, The Briars. Rt. James's-rood, and Mr. W. Rits.4l, Darnley-road. ExcLrezen To LUTES. ?With a view farther popularising the Luso brand d Boots. an offer ...