... KENT. Maldatona -For obtaining by a worthless cheque at Broomfield, 27th ml.— GEORGE GANT, age about 25, ht. 6ft. 7 or Sin., o- fair, h. It.; dress, khaki uniform of staff lieutenant, medal ribbon, white with blue centre, 2 gold wound stripes. Stays at ...

... such will he forthcoming. Nearly sir) belonging to Kent already been discharged from the Amy and Navy, and a considerable amber are at this moment •ppeication for and timpkiymeat in such an Agriculture, Boot-making, Cabinctonalneg, Motor Meeila.l.l!e. etc ...

... area devolves ; upon the War Pensions, etc., Kent Local I Committee, who have appointed a Special Disablements Sub-Committee to ; deal with the question. The co-operation I of Employers in the County of Kent is essential to enable the Committee to I s ...

... was accosted by a juvenile shoe-black with the question: Clean your boots, sir? Ni' 'em for a penny? No. Is 'an 'cc nothing, ht.. about his woit with sway, and .on had boot in bight, oats( esondi- Aim- Then, turning up his face to the be announced ...

... (7ommittee. No ploy,r will he liable in , way on sash terma he may agree. F. G. STENNING, Secretary. War Kent Local Committer. Earl Street. Maidstone. — r DO BOOTS ...

... ive area devolves upon the War Pensions, etc., Kent Local Committee, who have appointed a Special Disablements Sub-Committee to deal with the question. The co-operation of Employers in the County of Kent is essential to enable the Committee to successfully ...

... l'enge; - Kent, Gniveciend; - Kent sad Gravesead; North rorelancl. •• Ku boater; Raweesbourse, Canard; ••London. - Maidstone, Tonbridge and Peage; ' 'Banbridge; •' Vin.' rairwat • ••Trocsdero. Gravesend. and Tavern, Stone, are other examples. The - ...

... dresses, boots, furs, lingerie, and children's garments; separate price for each article; carriage paid. Cash by return, or parcel promptly returned If offer not accepted. ZCOND-HAND CLOTHING waatad to bay br tato , owitaMell, skirts, boots, underclothes ...

... become a place in which to work and play, but not to sleep or spend your leisure. -r It is clear that The Order of the Boot saucy boot of 1915 will disap pear this winter, and that standard wear for everyone, young or: old, frumpy or fair, man or woman ...

... ROAD DAMAGE BY MOTOR 'BUSES. Mr. H. T. Chapman, Surveyor for Kent, has submitted a report to the Kent County Council on the damage done to the main roads by motor omnibus traffic, and he considers this one of the most serious problems the Council has ...

... a landlord might be indicated by thie sign. The Mitre. Peckham, Gravesend, Woolwich, Anerley, Tonbridge, Greenwich and Maidstone, easily followed some eonnection with a bishop. Noah's Ark - was very wide-spread at one time; we have it at Deptford. The ...

... trichard, cheek action, fall compels; our make; pianoforte makers in oici Kent-rd. Sent on approval and exchanged if . not approved of after 12 months; full wail ranty.—Little's, 496, Old Kent 111 -rd. .6 pIANOFORTEB AND ORGANS.—A tion of 300 by makers of repaaa ...