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... sucooeded Mr. E. H. Blake, who. hla ability and courtesy, baa already won golden opinions. For many years Mr. J. as. Qotdsark 'of Ramsgate) has been Honorary Secretary of tho Kent, Surrey and Sussex Branch, and he has discharged the duties the office with ...
... GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN CROP. The fears which were entertained for the hop crop in West .Kent have, fortunately, been dismissed by recent climatic conditions, which have produced considerable improvement in the crops. The hops have come on wonderfully, and ...
... Ltd.; R. W. Weekes; Edwin Strange; Arnott-Clarke, Ltd.; Walter C. Raiswell, Ltd.; Kent and Sussex Courier”; Carlton Cafes; Parks and Keipp; The Elite Children’s Wear; Golden and Curry; H. Featherstone: W. G. Harris and Co., Cooks (Tunbridge Wells). Ltd.; ...
... Rubber Lace Boots, 13/6. All goods the right prices. TURNER & CO., LONDON ROAD, SEVENOAKS. THE BOOK WITH THE VELLOW COVER is the TIMF TABLE (or YOU. In addition to full train service, it g.ves the times AUTOCARS. REPCARS, EAST SURREY. MAIDSTONE AND DISTRICT ...
... cussed. FOOTBALL. Dunton Green employees the East Surrey Traction Co. travelled to Maidstone Tuesday, where they met employees of the Maidstone and District Omnibus Co. (Maidstone Depot) in football match, which resulted in a win for the visitors l>y eight ...
... Schools the Kent Union. Mrs. F. and Ellis visited Tonbridge School on behalf of the High Brooms School. and peven other members went to support them. The visitors to the High Brooms School were Mr. Knight and Mr. Burk, from the School, Maidstone. The subject ...
... Superintendent of the Kent District the Automobile Association at Maidstone, said he did not know the prisoner, who was not one of their scouts. Witness engaged the scouts, and had no intention of putting anybody between Tonbridge and Maidstone. P.-Sergt. Lawson ...
... TOMBRIOCE: 45, High Street; 58, High Street. Af.HFORD (KENT): 21. Bonk Street. CANTERBURY : 5. High Street; 25, St. Margaret’s Street. f.EVENOAKt: 89. High Street. 8. Market Street. 'MAIDSTONE i 21/22, High Street; 26. Week Street. ■ys&Av.wwxif, The ...
... of surprising win, a« Maidstone have been anything but brilliant side this season, and most people imagined that the Rangers stood a very good chance of obtaining the points. Such was not the case, however, and in the end Maidstone were easy winners, as ...
... but cows and calres short in number. Cows and calves, £2O to £32; Kent ewe lambs, to fss.; Kent wether lambs, to 42«.: half-bred lambs. 245. to 545.; Kent ewe tegs, 565. to 685.; Kent wether tegs, 30s. to 62a.; draft ewes, 6d. CANTERBURY FAT STOCK. MONDAY ...
... until someone was The motion was carried. GOLDEN WEDDING (Saturday). Mr. and Mrs. 3. Brown. 16, Victoria-road. Bevenoaks. will celebrate their golden wedding, having been married at Trinity Church. Maidstone. sth November. 1871. both being natives of ...
... Platt resident in the person of Mr. John Hogben, of Upper Platt, who passed away 10 a-m. on Tuesday the West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone, after a serious operation. ACCIDENT.—Miss Ivy Grim wood was riding her bicycle out of Crow Hill when a two-eeater ...