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... children |aml grandchildren. The death is announced of Mr. W. South Norton, solicitor, formerly in practice ut Maidstone, and at one time o well-known Kent cricketer, who died in Charterhouse, vwhere he hiad heen resident for some years, The deceased was in his ...
... ship was delaved. The prisoner came hack to Stanford-le-Hope, and stated that he had been to Maidstone to see about repairs to two of the family mansions in Kent, and showed Mr. and Mrs. Budge documents purporting to relate to this matter. He also showed ...
... PERSONAL. Bet e ot ittt 'PO Photographers, Harwich. —Wanted, by relatives, Portrait of Leading Signalman P. W. White, of H.M.B. Maidstone and Sobmarine, probably taken December, 1914.-Communicate with 129, Fore Street, Ipswich. eS s aeas ame—— SITUATIONS. i \ ...
... completely wrecked a large plmnna ‘winclou’ in the draper’s shop belonging to Mr, William Turner. At Cromer on Monday, Andrew Kent, a local buteher, was fined £2 and 15e. costs for furious driving in West Street, Cromer, on the uifie of September 24th., The ...
... Tuesday, before the Mayor (Mr. W. Coats-Hutton) and Mr. E. S, Beard, Cyril White (19), whose address was given as the Goat and Boot, East Hill, was sumwoned for driving a motor-car to the public danger, having regard to the circumstances. Walter llenry Chorley ...
... ministrations in districts infested with ruffians and criminals. They had fearlessly !uvi‘:ho perils of epidemics. During the Maidstone typhoid scare some years ago the Salvation Army Captain so distinguished herself by her devotion to the sufferers that she ...
... ministrations in disiricts i foed vith ruffians aud erimivels, ihey had fearlessiy faced the perils o 1 epidemics. During the Maidstone typhoid score some years ago the Salvation Army Capfatu ¢ distngaished hee self by her devotion to the suffercis that she ...
... “mm:n. euperior rcliable person as Cook- General: housemaid kept; man boote, coule: fond of ehildren; country, -Box 593. ‘vaxflu.'umml. for Golden Lion Hotel: also Lad for Golden Lion Vaulte.-Apply, Manager, VVASTED. a respectable gnd “industrious girl ...
... Boy. Billiard Marker wanted at once: age 1617, Golden Lion Hotel, Newmarket. ] AD wanted. 16 to 17 years, used to horses.— 4 Appiy or write, Bell Lolrl. Saxmundbam. l‘Al) vrnled at ontv.aulu to 17;”:’! Boots, and assist generally; live in: ’: comfortable ...
... NLZRAL or Mother's Help wanted; 4 in family: wages £18; must be fond of children. -Wordingham, 18, St. James Avenue, Beokenham, Kent, GOOD General wanted; comfortable home; help given: good wages for a capable sfl.wln.‘ George. Baunk House, Ullswater Road, ...
... ourmaid kept. — Apply, i.\.mcmon Rectory, Ipswich. 5 .GOOD Goaneral Serva.t wanted for two ladies, i in country; man does boots, knives, and | coal; good refcrcnce essential.—Box 695. GOOD General wanted —Apply. stating age, wagia required. and refercuce ...
... Hadleigh, Suffolk. l 1 (‘OWII.\N wanted; good milker.—Cochrane ' Waterend, Orgar. (‘WPHI.‘O and Boots.—-Wanted immediately, J two Youni Men for ('lothinf and Boote Department.—Apply, stating age, salary tlive in), experience, reference, F. R. Wightman, Bungay ...