... R. Warnett 15. W Simmons 15. B. looth 15! W. Vanns 15. F. Westgaard 15, B. theesman 11. total 116. Rose and Crown-J. Boots 6. F. Boot*. 9, Baker 9. W. Simmon* 3, G staiey i. G. Parker 3. F. Swan 9. W. Baker 15, total 61. ADOLESTEAD TAVERN V. BLUE ANCHOR ...

... Southern localities and found her basking in the golden sunshine of a June afternoon. The soft wind was revealing the fine silken quality of the waving grass of the meadows forming her skirts, the golden light from the west was making her cheeks glow with ...

... Camuridgo-road, aimer, Kent. 1 Tl/ANTED, Secondhand BicycAo House -if Shod.—Box 866. Courier Office. Tunbridge Wells. 07ANTED. 6 h.p Portable Steam Engines, •if sound iron wheels; makers umber.—Peen. Chart Subton, Maidstone, Kent. WANTED, Cream Separator ...

... sorrowing Husbaud and Daughters. WOODBRIDGE.-On May 4th. 1927, “Goblins. Sevenoaks. Kent. Frank Woodbridge. in his 67th year. Funeral. Bromley Hill Cemetery, Bromley, Kent, Saturday, at 12 noon. ...

... HOMCO CASTOR MEAL Is just the stuff that pays. DISTRICT NEWS /From Our Own Corravoondsntt.l KENT. ASHURST. F. O. TURNER, MANCHESTER HOUSE. GREEN. - A few BOOTS ami fHOES cleared out at very low I rices to make room for WINTER GOODS , bonus given CLUB TICKETS ...

... his Saturday. Mr. ...

... J-ctd 16 year#. I PARKS. 3rd Norembcr. 1524, at Had* low, Kent. Mary Ann Parka, for nearly 70 years the faithful and loved in the families of tbe late Btcpbc« W«*nr*- ton. M.D., F.R.C.P., Maidstone, ami his . daughter. Mrs. Burrell, of Wimbledon. SAYERS ...

... from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells; 'buses pass door.—Write, stating experience and wages required, to Mrs. A., Yalding. Kent. HOUSEMAID Wanted; second two; age 19-20; family two; staff «ix; good wages.— Write G., South wood, Hildenborough. Kent. 4lb ...

... Bryceson 1: 8 C. F. Buss 1. T. (loke 0; totals. Chatham and Rochester. Maidstone. F.stra board.- 9 A. J Phillips 1. 11. F. Reed 0. As the Chatham Club won the first match against Maidstone, t-hev paws to the Bemi-final, and will have to meet Canterbury ...

... Standen, Paddock Wood. Fat calf-l Manwaring, Brcnchiey; 2 B. ilurton Cran brook. Sheep.—Cross-bred Kent sheep—l Messrs Arnold and Sons, Paddock Wood. Kent lambs—l and 2 J. R. Belts. Othani. Cros? bred lambs—l J. Austen, Erenchley; 2 K. Wells, Cranbrook ...

... carriage paid Wallm. NettleHtcad. Kent, f NCITRXTOR. Hndlctt 200-egg^ Jl cel lent working order; ICs. Wallis, Ncttlentead. Kent. TkOULTRY Houses; all sizes at lowest I prlivV; also Coops Brooders, Wallirf. Nettlcstead. Kent. fIGGS for Sitting. U.LR.. strain: ...

... motor car. driven Mr. W. Bootes, of Hawkhurst. from the direction of Staplehorst. The force of the collision was so threat that Mr. Dungey'e leg was completely crushed. Without delay was removed the West Kent Hospital, at Maidstone, where it was at once ...