... clothing and boots to • large number of the poor of the borough. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keen, 56, St. Donattis-road, Brockley, celebrated their silver wedd:ng on Mooday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. im Thurn ,of Ailse, Sydenham. celebrated their golden wedding on Monday ...

... years’ illness the years Boot Trades’ Association from Carshalton Norwood following the mourners secretary graveside Messrs M K and F G Marshall Sutton whovknew the of the Mr will wonder great this floral a from District Boot Association WHIST Section ...

... sad Dyes*. B. Three Reemption Rooms. Seintate, limn Menektoo, Bon and Conk. 72 ILininteept, Maidstone, Kent. Patnieninte and Cosa Mow ell isle may 'Milani boot tie empathy eateitars, inn tie es above. ...

... -WESTMINSTER GAZETTE, MONDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER, 1923 . NEWS AND SPORT IN COUNTY CRICKET PICTURES. AVERAGES. 1 Kent, Lancashire, and Gl ouces t ers hir e . concluded their seasons on Friday last. Their averages for the County Champion - • ship matches are appended; ...

... @ocds.~Experienced frames particularly for repadra; Xpenience In soldering desivtble. Apply 8 Ortweiler, 39, G, Arthur-st, Golden.lape, E.C.I. FIKH (Friel) .~ Young man used to trade; «tats wages and full poriics, Write Box P 4799. Daily Chronide, E.C ...

... Yesterday the police were notified (hit the Wheelers' Arms, at Maidstone, had been broken into and some tobacco and cigarettes stolen. Two pairs boots left behind bore the Borstal marks. unusual case was heard Wishaw Court (Glasgow) yesterday, when and chip ...

... 001211,4 OP MINT. Sir Martin ( s eaway. M.P.. of Allington Castle. Maidstone. to • ronfam• porary Oil The Pig in Lagehd. say. : Kent has • legendary None of your ordinary pigs, but one solid from. It Mt burled outside the north wall of Allitsruni Castle ...

... of Barming fiuth. Maidstone, Kent; who has been migsing snwe December 12, He is 70 years of 1425, 6 feet in height, and has white hair and beard and blue-grey eyes He was =caring a dark grey overcoat. black sa't hat, and brown boots and legginge. Any:ne ...

... e ACENCIES. -Continued. + SEWING MACHINISTS. —Continued. AOENTS wanted, boots and clothing: faetory | (‘o;u ELY Machirtsts (Bxperienced) wanted: A prices; execilent prospects and commwission. ' wages from £3 10s. to £5 per wk. Appiy Ruthstein, Dept, E ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF. Lower Rates in Kent. The nnnual budget of Kent comity euttn(.ll, preionted at w meeting to-tlay. sloa+,4 a redialiori of 31(1. in rut+•-. icr the year. The Nation's Savings. The ,:Ales of National Sacing Certificates for the week ended ...

... mile and • quarter. C. Waugh sent Stargazer, Kent Eaglet. and Lady Catfield a mile and a quarter. Gilpin s Tacitua, Knockendo, Town Guard, and Isba.ar went a mile and a quarter. 13 d Rochfort's Porttunna, Golden Corn. and Prier's Melody covered wren furlongs ...

... 30: Paddington. Poly. H. Evening Meet ing. ROWING. --Putney, Westminster Dank R.C. Fount; Folkestone Regatta. SWUM! NO.—Maidstone, Kent 200 Yards Championship. FOOTRALL.—For matches see fixtures. GOLF. -•Newquay, Open Amateur Meeting; Dunbar. Wirt' Championship ...