... Australian Flos , • 60F,' ROWNRY—Wenterl to know tins lame. &boots of Robert Rowney. formerly of Break*. Rallyelare Any lawsuit:los contorning him will be thankfully received by hid sialen. Lassie golden. Dentoryille. Wisconsin. U.S.A. BRYAN—Wanted to know the ...

... of hens, and a turkey, the property of Mrs. Patton, Rallindrait. There was second charge against Kennedy stealing pair of boots, the property of a maii in Castlefin. Mr. H. 1. Gallagher, behalf- of the prisoners, pleaded guilty, but asked to be dealt ...

... RESULT CHERRY BLOSSOM BOOT POLISH Reasons Oompetition g 3 one having been tucceaifal is fof warding the coirect solution, the prize of £23 has accordingly been divided between the following 128 competitors, each of whom made only one mistake in their ...

... Curry on Sunday morning, carotin a parcel, which he said etsntained an old of boots that had been given to him. being tmeued, the parcel was found to the new pair of boots identified by Mrs. Nixon. arrested Curry, who said, I know about them. I fell ...

... Office. nearly buying from FPetory direct. Agents wanted. Send postage (3d) for illustrated list and parti* colars.—British Boot Co. (200), Portland Square, Bristol. plo2o JTny »nd Slmw—P«r C»t. Vaj. nplnnd 0. tn Do., nirndow «• Straw.' . . ...

... para cmelope addressed to the largest, most oiouerate anti I p-to-Uate Hotel in Uie Lltj. »- D»v—Sfitli Tune lillO HE. Props. Golden H shoe 61 & t , Mate. . Note the Tariff. • jnne'mO.' ■ ' GreM Boulder 21,8 to i U Ab.t Prepaid Ad»«ilacn»cnl _ . , • i•*. ...

... per cwt. Hama quiet. Eggs POTATO.-Trade steady for moderate supplies. Quotations:-Scotch Dunbars 90s. upto^ates 70j to 755. Kents 60s. 655, Wacklanda 40s per too; new Jerseys to 6d. Bt. Make Bs. Canaries per cwt. TON DOn”c»R*; (First Eeportl.-Wheat »nd ...

... which brat a caritel threw-year-old shown by the Hon. R. I', Neville. Maidstone. As Mr. Fhidgate's rep:owntativo wee beyond th. age !imit the oliartiprn medal went to the hull from Maidstone. in a onsll reetion of Meek cattle from Wale.., comn-tition was limited ...

... quarters- Almost stnctlj locally was it played at Maidstone, in thl days of Charles I. In the neighbourhood ...

... . 16 0 alyer* and Booth each bowled wide and Hirst r.o-ball. Empires—Atfield and Richard*. KENT v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. A Draw. Though the end the gam*- Maidstone yesterday rcsulte*! draw, the play was thoroughly interesting description, until quite late ...

... and hit four 4's. Yorkshire's total 120 only served tfhow the excellence of Kent's batting on the opening day, both innings were played under pretty much the same coudittom. Kent be! ...

... lish contractors, and 'tient were at. fever beat, and if Miss Leitch ✓pm it, hut in colour f, r the next few months than the (Kent from the matter of the said Bill of was had broken down under the strain, no one bss, presumably been in some warehouse in ...