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... Castleroad, Southaea. experienced Toung Lady required for Oonfcctionery and jiclTesamento.— Box V.S., News,” Office, Gosport. BOOT TRADE. —Wanted, an experienced Toung Lady.—Joseph Frjeby, i.td., King’s-rcad. BUILDER’S foreman (Joiner), wanted, job near ...
... trjtde.—Apply Manners-road, .Southsea. BOY wanted fo r dtbverin^.—Apply J. H. Gibbs, Grocer, 175. Francis-avenue, Southeea. BOOT Trade.—Boy wanted for errands, etc.— Oorbin, Kingston-road. BRICKLAYER wanted for Jobbing work.—Apply 167. Queen-street. CARPENTER® ...
... wanted; cx-*-* perienced.—Apply J. L. Tannar, 47-49, Rus- BOOT TRADE.—Good all round Bench Hand requires situation in or near Portsmouth.; highest references. —51, Middiesex-road, Milton. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, for Bench and Machine Finish, constant suitable ...
... furniture and ehecta. Messrs. Fox and Sons are instructed sell by auction at Maidstone, on June lOtb, the residential and agricultural property known the Grange Estate, near Maidstone, Kent, extending to about 700 acres. At Bournemoiltb, on the 7th of Jane, they ...
... ESTATE. Messrs. Fox and of Southampton and Bournemouth, Thursday, held avery successful sale by auction the Grange Estate, Maidstone, Kent, celling the whole of the property, including the mansion and nearly 700 acres land. The total purchase money amounted ...
... 18 Extras '2 , Jackson not out 'Waldock, b Douglas 12 Total (2 wkt«.) 182 Kent v. Northants. At Maidstone. First day. NORTH STS. —First Innings Adams, not out 24 golden, not out 10 C. Woolley, Wool ley ■— Haywood, c Jolin- stone, Woolley 6 Total ...
... Barbet; 2, Mr. G. Wyet,h; 3. Mr. H. Butt; 4, Mr. J. Kent. Old allotments at Bank.-1, Mr. C. 2, Mr. G. Broomfield, Emery Down allotmente.-1, Mr. T. White; 2, Mr. J. BIM meortment of vegetables, and beet boot allotment cultivated by_ (prises by Mrs. Penton ...
... severely the number of flag days held iu the city. In Maidstone Prison Chapel a stained glass window has been placed memory of the 133 ex-oonvicta the prison who took part in the late war. Sir Jesse Boot has given .£lO,OOO to found a\chair of sociology at ...
... for all members of the family. Stout for stout boots, Light for light boots, dainty sets for Ladies, very small sets for young children, and larger sets for Boys and Girls. ® I p ® '&£C Forllfy your Boots! SOLES and HEEtS^* Small Children's : Ladies' & ...
... Brook-lane, Botley, 15 tons. PULLED BOOT PRIZEB. Mange), yellow globe, 1. —Mr. Louis King, iJrook-lanc, 2, Mr. H. S. Dingle; 3, Mr. J. Luxton; h.c., Mr. F. Houghton, Durlcy; c. Mr. W. H. Lewry, Botley. Mangel, orange or golden globe.-l Messrs. Parker and Sou; ...
... The majority of them are wearing clothes they had before the war, and their boots are deplorably bad. and anything but weatherproof. Even when they manage to buy new boots, these are mostly made of caxdboaid or some other substitute for leather, and ...
... bones by Bro. Ninness, and Miles, and Brothers Gowdy and Lenton, a and Ninveass. a bones and banjo selection by Bros. Lenton BOOTS FOR THE BAIRNS.—An appeal will be made during, avd every per. formance at the Portamouth cinemas to- morrow on behalf of the ...