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... halfbred sheep, 60s. to EOs.; Kents to 81s.; fat Darrens to 655. E. J. Parker reports neat cutters Bs. to 95.; bacon hogs to 6s. Bd.; sows to Ss. 6d.; stronger stores to 355.; veal calves to Us. stone; cucklers to 12s. 6d. MAIDSTONE POULTRY AND PRODUCE. Tuesday ...
... MAIDSTONE STOCK. Maidstone Stock, Tuesday.—Messrs. Ambrose and Foster reports Store pigs, 17s. to 475.; porkers, 545. to 955.; stronger hogs, 975. £7; lat sows to £l2 fat calves, £3 ss. to £6 155.; suckler calves. £1 to £3 2s. 6d.; half-bred tegs. 545 ...
... KENT. BRENCHLEY. F. BARTON, BRENCHLEY.—SaIe of Drapery. Clothing and Boots now proceeding. COUNTY WIRELESS SERVICES. LI U., invite inspection of their new .''howrooms, where the latest Instruments Accessories are on view.—37, MONSON LOAD, TUNBRIDGE WELLS ...
... KENT COUNTY PLAYING FIELDS ASSOCIATION. The draw for the Clyno ear presented by Messrs. Bootes, Ltd., to the above Association, and for which many thousands of tickets have been sold throughout the County, will take place at the Town Hall, Maidstone, ...
... by order Mr. 'Waker Coveney, Sale to at 12 o’clock. Catalogues may be bad of the Auctioneers, C ran brook. Horsmonden, Kent. A boot mile from Goodbarst Station, and nine miles from Tunbridge Wells. The Freehold Residence ...
... WEST KENT HOSPITAL BALL. A ball in aid of the West Kent General Hospital was held at the Sew Georgian Ballroom, Maidstone, Friday, and was largely attended. The Clifford Essex Band played. Those present included: The Marchioness of Ormonde, Viscountess ...
... KENT. DISTRICT NEWS Our Own Correspondents.) BRENCHLEY. HARVEST FESTIVAL. - The Harvest services at the Church were lil Sunday. The Vi«ar preached the morning, taking for his text, And the street, of the city wan pure gold, as it were transparent glass ...
... high brooms. FOREWORD.' Football hand. One aad ass ear Hew Stock Football Boots. Every Boot offered U Solid leather throughout. ,wir: Youth's. 9s. lid. 2^ p -~MOHABD, The Boot Man, High Brooms. • M *IVE. -Ths Labour Party held . hllt »' the Adult School ...
... accepted- also tenders from Messrs. ITuds 'ii for unbroken Kent 12s. 9.1. up Us. 9d per yard; broken rag from 16s. 9d. to 17h. 6d.; border stone. 7s. 10 1 to f »-i 7d.; and Mr Lambert for broken Kent Rag from 14s. lCd. to 15s. lOd. CHURCH PARADE. The local ...
... KENT COUNTY COUNCIL. PENSIONS SCHEME TURNED DOWN, MORE ABOUT THE STORES DEPARTMENT. POLICE AND TEACHERS' PAY, THE PROPOSED RECONSIDERATION. A meeting of the Kent County Council was held Maidstone on Wednesday, F. S. W. Cornwallis (Chairman) presiding ...
... KENT WORKING MEN'S CLUBS. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Kent Working Men's Clubs Association >u held in the Town Ball. Maidstone, on Saturday, when the President.' Mr. G. Martham. presided. The Council mooting was held previous the annual ...
... and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Enoll, Mr. E. Wiles, Mrs. Weaver, M*r. and Mrs. Horton, Mr. S. Kent and the Misses Kent, Mrs. J. Kent, Mrs. Willoughby, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Smith, I Mr. Robinson, Mr. R. George, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Longley, Mrs. ...