... w;th as Furtkhor boon arranged follows: April 15—Barh (Mr. F. Naalson, M I* and Swlodon (Mr. Uurrard Lang). April —WoUistf, Kent tMr. F. W. Avc ling), and Warucineter (Mr. lloracx* Nor ton). April 22—York (The Lord Advocate). Coven&ry (Mr. C. i*. Biddings ...

... NORMANS BAY. at the Western extremity of Bexhill-on-Sea. with magnificent beach and golden sands. Excellent sm* vice of motor trains reduced fares. Also oppse* lor fresh water fttbing and golf. „ M UNIQUE PLOTS Freehold Beach Land, extending right down ...

... deceased’s leather warehouse. A mooting is to held shortly at Greenstreet Green, Orpington* to discuss the question of sugar boot culture Kent. An address will bo given by Mr. Arthur N. Lubbock. Subject to certain conditions, the Uackney Libraries Committee has ...

... of profitslrom the match the Oval in September between Kent and the Rest England sum was given to various Kent hospitals, and the remaining £92 odd to the Kent Cricketers’ Aid Fund. season Kent re«ume their matches with Notts —the two counties not having ...

... Anaconda B(Si Broken Hill 34«3 -/3 IA Do. Block 10 lik 1A 4H Do. North 4* ~ 37/0 Camp Bird 37/6 27/0 26/6 27/6 1H IH“ Ai 4S Golden Horacsh ...

... Dosicbtly places; lively dark green foliage and •oft pink flewert. Plant now. son or shade; planted lasts (or ever. Giant Boots, also roots doable, pink. Is. the IS roots. Gratis. climbing Scarlet Flower, alone worth the money. Carriage mud.-BANGER BROS ...

... Edge, Gloa., druggist. Davis. Owen, Grimsby, skipjicr. EgglcKtou. Henry. Grimsby, lute grocer. Carre k, Helena Jane. Elthatn. Kent, confer Voul’m. Fxl»ard Liitl© Munden. Hert*. our*?rym»n. Spuidlt-r. ••ar-»b. KuWolk. fish?non?*»r. Ami**'. Jonas Hirst Sbsw ...

... HOMELESS COTTAGERS. THE HOUSING PROBLEM IN RURAL KENT. (From Our Own Corr**pon'l«nt.) MAIDSTONE, Monday The housing prohlero in Kent has reached acute stage owing to the lack of cottage accommodation. At Town Mailing 18 cottages have been condemned under ...

... KENT OONBNATULATE WANWIOK. The autumn meeting the Kent Committee was held yesterday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing.cross. Lord George Hamilton (President of the club) taking the chair. In the annual report the committee congratulated Wa ...

... her 7ld to tld: lambs. 7d 74d. Pigs in modoeots supply, fair trade. 800000. So; cattors, 0s lo So Bows, —Boef. fair oopply. Boot daorriptieee. 665; oeroodorv. 00s cwt. Limited demood store cat tie. Ben milch cows. £2l; others. £l5 £l7. Average show sharp ...

... many utber valuable priaes. The Stafford readi-r who sends mo the rutting (and whom thanks) observes that •' the rffrct of golden sunbeams is usual bring forth primroses.” I know, course, that my friend and quondam adversary Charles (of that Habitation) ...

... never wish me to many man I haven’t the smallest particle affection for. why should worry?’* She gave little shake to her golden curl*. Bother Mr. Elliott. she said. Eric had look of fine disdaie. I'm ware vnu must mistaken, lavender.” remarked. Mm ...