... provided par the Ministry Health; by the Golden Ballot and ,by donation from the Pnncc Wales's Fund, the Overseas Fund, and the National Food Fund! but, the greater part of the necessary moneys is being Mipplied by the Golden Ballot. In the firs* instance, only ...

... who appeared before the Maidstone Bench, yesterday, on a charge of having, on May 10, at Thurnham, Kent, unlawfully and indecently assaulted and ill-treated Jean Olds, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial to the Kent Assizes on June 25. Counsel's ...

... tfcehulls, -^M display Sussex cattle. The two champions came from the herds of Colonel Cornwallis, Maidstone, the president of the show, and Mr J. R. another Maidstone farmer. Holt Thomas, of High Wycombe, won four first awards with Friesians, and Mr T. Scott ...

... While at Hirdinge, Kent, yesterday, Flying Officer Tattersall. Royston Aerodrome, lia-j to make forced-landing at owing fog. .■■•:■* The machine turned, turtle '»&d the oifieer sustained injured to.his back. Ho was conveyed to Maidstone Hospital, and Uteri ...

... Next doo is the Gas Works. FIRE IN BRITISH LEGION WORKSHOPS. Many Men Out of Work. Nearly half the settlers in Praston Hall, Kent, British Legion village for tubercular ex-Service men, will thrown out of employment as result of a fire which broke out in ...

... New Cross, was-involved 'in a serious motor accident the turning on the main London road near Maidstone last night. He was motor-cycling towards Maidstone, and turning he collided with a motorcar driven by Mr Hawkins, of Aylesford. JLhe petrol tank of ...

... m. Saturday. FOLKESTONE MEETING. Marsh Plate.—Titian. A . Three year-old Handicap.—Alcor, Epoe, Nicolette Maidstone Welter Plate.—Yuletide, Golden Brick, Furnace.- Periosteum Plate Epos. Chatham Handicap.—First Favourite. Deal All Aeed Selling Plate.—Senta ...

... Sugar Basins, Biscuit , Boxes, Bread Trays, Preserve Dishes Sugar and - Cream Sets. Jugs, etc. Also 30 Pairs of High' class BOOTS and SHOES. Two Wireless Sets, 1 four G-volt Accumulators, choice Bedroom Suite, > Couch Crimson Plush, etc. CENTRAL AUCTION ...

... January 25 and 26, 1923, the STOCK-INTRADE of BOOTS and SHOES, OUTFITTING, READY-MADES. 2 ' SINGER PATCHING MACHINES. Ac, Ac, Removed from Watchet. and comprising Ladies'. Gent's. Youths'. Boys', and Girls' Boots and Shoes Slippers, Leggings, Grindery. Polishes ...

... .V,-4. Parkin bowled 1 no-bail; byes 7. leg-byes :J. KENT ON THE HOP. Fine Innings by Hammond. Though losing three wickets for 15 runs Gloucestershire put together a total of 351 Kent at Maidstone yesterday The chief credit for what was tine recovery ...

... Richards), Sonia Carol (A Burns), Flying Spray (Sirett), Nun Kent Richards), Deloraine (Alford). Good Court (L Read), Chatham Prince (A Berry). 7-2 JURAT. 9-2 Zadig 7-1 Aquilon, Run Out, Nun of Kent, 8-1 Gavin. Social Evening. 20-1 others. Wen length; 1 length ...

... provided, y« petitovs, clad waders and muffled to the chin with bulky cided to dance. Men stepped c J»' in huge nailed boots with , length boots, leather coats, gloves. part wj One girl who had hoped to take y h trial as a sidecar passenger, ari d coat—to disclose ...