... Snieeth Macpherson, Col. D. nnbridgeWells 3 0 MacLeod, Sir Re ginald, K.C.B , Maidstone Maher. C. M., Tunbridge Wells • 1 0 Marsham, C. G. 8.. Kernings 0 Maribor. George. Maidstone lO 0 Mason, D. N.. Buckley Maude. F. W.. New Ttomney Mills-Lade, The Hon. ...

... ion Society. a ANA unit t formed tonaider the advimbility of frm- big an Agricultural Cooperative Sok triy f—r ihw part of Kent. It WWI derided to .mite of the local branch of the Nat • Farmers' 'Caton and the Fruit I:Anvers' Federation. Niw YEAR WHIST ...

... Vicarage. Sitlingbonene: cm to Mr. W. Banes, Nam View. Marmon. near Sittingbane, will be dulp seiroowledied.' Baines. Illustrated Boots far Presents, a large and caned assortment at the Gazette Office, sittutabourne.t ED, Lage stocks of Twin Oil St ea. at ...

... WMINDIN, Cambridge House, London Road, Milton Regis, Kent. • CLIMBING and DWARF ROSE TREES, from 610 dozen, a few dozen left, white, pink, and scarlet. CABBAGE LETTUCE PLANTS. Also 6 dozen GOLDEN DROP GOOSEBERRY BUSHES,4 years. J. H. KIMILIT, 59, Barley ...

... Bund-street modes at normal price*. N'tite oar address Wsraaman, Tainrs, Furriers. and Milliners, 18 and 20, Mid - street, Maidstone (opposite Itoota's Ilaragel.t 23 NATIONAL DEPOSIT FRIENDLY SOCIETY. - The annual meeting of the members of the Sittingbourne ...

... WINCH, Solicitors, Sittingbouroe. TOR BALE gentleman's BICYCLE, 26 inch J.' frame, in running order ; also pair of men's light BOOTS, size 7, nearly now. WILEIIIII, Win'. Lane, Borden. fiittingboarne. • FUR BALE, Humber MOTOR BICYCLE and side car; 3i h.p ...

... Hempstead, Bittingbourne. WHEELW Kid/ft good all round hand. wanted ; connant ; wages 6 per hour ; 56 hour week. & Boa. Rainham, Kent. 1$ WHEELWRIGHT WANTED CONSTANT WORK. a SON, WAGON WORKS, BAPCHILD, near SITTINGROURNE. Atowgood NAVVIES required immediately ...

... making an examination of the cabin he missed a of boots, and a metal watch. fhe boots provid were those he mused. Wiliam Ralph said that about 3 p.m. on the 20th March prisoner Hogg offered him the pair of boots produced, which he was wearing. in exchange for ...

... most popular pastime. MILK PRICES. KENT DAIRY FARMERS' MEETING AT MAIDSTONE. A well attended meeting of the Dairy Farest members of the Kent branch of the National Farmers' Union was held at the Town Hall, Maidstone. on Saturday afternoon last. Mr. W ...

... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1920. H.H. PRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA AT BREDGAR AND TEYNHAM. hall, Mr. Cy. H. Dear, ).r. (Whitehall, Sittingbourne), Captan Hooper, -Mee. and Miss Howard (Ituahett), the Hoe. Alm. McMichael, Mrs. de Par, Mrs. Purton ...

... follows :—Seinor i;ladys Hubbard. 173 (first in Kent). Intermediate 1)i..16.11. ( * .welt Williams. 174 ifinit in Kent. tenth. in England); Kathleen Fltetney. 169. iuld Madge Hubbard. 169 (set said in Kent:: Elizabeth Fleetney, 157; liegitiald !Sennett ...

... MEMORIAL TO THE WEST KENTS. The memorial to the 6.000 officers 5041 men the 16 Bata:ions of the Rove! West Kent Regiment who fell in the Greet War. is to take the form of a cenotaph and a prominent site in the Brenchley Gardens at Maidstone has been chosen ...