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... later in the evening we ripe for any form service, | eworn in, and it was anderrtood that | Kent they were now up to per cent. of recruits would belong to the Maidstone i. Mr. their establishment, and required to raise) C d Mr. | men ; he felt would do it ...

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... support from Maidstone, representing a freightage of 160,000 tons per amount'. He invited Kentish agriculturists to become shareholders in the undertaking, and said he hoped the service would be ready in ten weeks' time to run between Maidstone and Tunbridge ...

... marched to meet (be At the to the his car was pete he was Music Stores, WEEK ST. MAIDSTONE. band con, pro ae ‘The leaders of the + NG A INJURY. By et The Castle entr 4 DIRTY BOOT OR A KNOT IN THE SOCK? Beg wa fir lamps, and on the | devices, wae a t port of ...

... Pevilbon, Mads we inn Klectrie Picture Thee Maidstone. al UDB MARTIN'S WILL keep out the wet.—M BOOTS.— They woreet.— Advt. THE COUNTY POLICE SPORTS this on the Maidstone A the date June 22nd. GBT CAMBURN'S Breakfast Bacon. the Cat beasts and there we ...

... 1 week WwW Coenere! coals and om parhourmaid kept; man for boots (Late THOMAS FROST & CO.), goud wages to w el] servant with have cs. Parker, Feir seat, Wrotham, Kent TONBRIDGE ROAD, MAIDSTONE. ANTED Plain Cook or Cook Genera! to as two in family plain ...

... etre Royal, ume The Pavilion, Maids: a Maidstone. NOW that the fine weather ie here. y weat new Boots CLAUDE MA shop for value. Advt A CONSTABLE COMMEN DED The Comanttee have oom bere for stopping a runaway borse, & him in the six years’ class as & Trew ...

... id was R., Ee Bromley Kent — Improvers woo —Misses E and K I RKSSM — Good Bodice ) wanted to fin LR OF om tdoor ape and ex Ga We ia aw wt rden ma, , ay outdoors, Coat Hand . it Ambre-e ead Son, N@ — Di gr ar ee Pant, Maidstone. TENCED Geperal wanted ...

... oommit themselves to it in a favourable sense at the present junoture, even with the Kent Education oMoes bait held out to them. If Chatham is to be linked up to Maidstone in view of the County Council's recent decision, why should Ashford, which is surely ...