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... altbred sheep, 60s, to 80s,; Kents to 81s., fat Mr ei E. 'j. Parker reports neat cutters Bs. to 93.: bacon hogs to 6s. Bd. ; sows to 6s. 6d., stronger stores to Ms. vealcalves to Us. stone; sucklers £4 12s. 6d. MAIDSTONE POULTRY AMO PRODUCE. Tuesday. ...
... rabbits, 225. to 275. 6d. dozen; butter, 2s. to 2s. Ijjd. Apples: Allingtons, 45.; Blenheims, to Bs. 6d.; Golden Nobs. 65.; Cox’s, 9s per bushel; Kent cob nuts, 9d. lb.; picked sprouts, to 6s. 6d. per half cwt.; savoys, 10s. per 100; Christmas cabbage, 7s ...
... Street. ASHFORD (KENT): 21. Bank Street. CANTERBURY: 5, High Street. 25. St. Margaret’s Street. SEVENOAKS: 89. High Street. FAVFRSHAM: 8. Market Street. MAIDSTONE: 21/22, High Street; 26, Week Street. Before you select your footer boot this season, drop ...
... Charles Keall, who passed away at his residence, Gold Hill Farm, Golden Green, ogi the previous Thursday. Mr. Keall, who was born at Hun ton. near Maidstone, spent the whole of his life in Kent, and came to Gold Hill Farm 1911, and recently his chief hobby ...
... KENT COUNTY PLAYING FIELDS ASSOCIATION. The draw for the Clyno car 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, ...
... WEST KENT HOSPITAL BALL. ball in aid of tlie West Kent General Hospital was hold the Now Georgian Ballroom, Maidstone, Friday, and was largely attended. The Clifford Essex Band played. Those present included; The Marchioness Ormonde, Viscountess Bcarsted ...
... return of the golden age. by which he meant the lime when they would once more lie able jingle few golden sovereigns in thoir pockets. He hoped the Kentish MunicipaHtiei would an example public economy help bring about a return of the golden oge. and tho ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The Kent Bummer Assise opened at the fteesiona House, Maidstone, on before tho Lord Chief Justice, the Earl of Reading. 0.C.8.. K.C.V.0., who was Mr. F. W. Hollands (Deputy Sheriff). Mr. W. H. Whitehead (Under Sheriff) and the Rev ...
... Correspondents*) WEST KENT BOROUGH GREEN. LONDON LADS AND BOOT BRUSHES. ■ —Smart work by Police-Sergeant Murkett, Borough Green, led to the arrest on Monday afternoon of two London lads on a charge of stealing set of three boot brushes and slab of chocolate ...
... A consignment of six Kent ram tegs from Sir H.. E. Dering’s made 5} to 7 guineas, whilst few odd lots of Kent rams made up to guineas. CANTERBURY CATTLE. SATURDAY. Kent ewe tegs 435. to 705.; Kent ewe lambs, 38s. to 445. 6d.; Kent wether ...
... cockerels to 65.. geese up 12s. MAIDSTONE STOCK. TUESDAY. Messrs. Ambrose and Foster report prices: Porkers, 70s. to £5; bacon hogs to £6 155.; tat sows to £8 155.; oaivee to £7 155.; suckler calves to 405.; fat Kents, Ms. to 6t0.l fat barrens to 55t ...
... disorganised* Still, they ought have scored more goals. Maidstone were lest served in defence, there being shining light among the forwards. KENT PRESIDENT’S HOSPITALITY. Mr. Frank F«hr, President of the Kent County F.A.. who witnessed the match along with his ...