... police authorities; (b) supplemental deduction of 24 per cent, under Police Regulation 90 should be continued: (e) the present boot allowance Is. nor week should continued; (d> police allowance in respect of articles, the cost which was tending to decrease ...

... which is competed for yearly bis score being 77 points. During the evening the toast the Kent (Fortress) Royal Engineers was proposed by C.S.M. Moase (Royal West Kent Regiment), and responded by C.S.M. Nichol (K.F.R.E.) ana the toast of the Royal West Ken ...

... chair. Mrs. Her >ll wrote thanking the Institute for the patchwork quilt presented to her at Maidstone recently. Mias Adam (lion. Secretary of the West Kent Federation) gave an interesting account every day life iu Norman times, illustrated by some f ...

... GREATER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN TUNBRIDGE WELLS. AtfvtrtiMitMntf appsaT far tha abate inalusiva In tlia “Kent sad Sussex Cenrier ,, and ilia “Seveooaks Chronicle,” Cireulatins tram Knvirans af Landau to the South Coast, saaurinn adwertisera ...

... -Boa 959. Courier Office, Tunbridge Welle. PBAII - for Sale, la good eondltlon —Apply 6, Haw ken burr-road. Tonbridge T ACT'S Golden Snnbeam Bicycle, about yeare old. but hardly eTer ueed.-- Bei * 9*f. Courier Office. Tonbridge w ETIST «l«be« to dlapoM three ...

... defendant, who admitted the paternity, and said he had paid the birth expenses. The applicant said the child was boarded out at Maidstone at cost of 12s. 6d. per week. The Bench made an Order for defendant to pay 10s. per week and 7a. 6d. COStS. , Willmar was ...

... Parson the Church Congress Wednesday, when the speakers drew interesting picture of the circumstances which exist in many a Kent iiussex village, as well in rural England generally. Since the war things have moved even more rapidly in some respects •in ...

... have good )\y icfcrcnreH. Anplv Beau site. c I Park, Tunbridge_Weli% Advertisements eppear for tho abotro inelusive charge “Kent and Sussex Courier** £45. HOUSE • PARIiOURMAID. ©xperienoed. Wanted: threa maids kept; liberal outings: £3B Mouse-parlourmaid ...

... Boars and in-pig Gilts (all ages), always for Sale, from noted parents. - James Large. Goudhurst. Kent. T ARGE BLACK pigs. POLEBROOK Ju HERD. HEVER. KENT. Only the best blood ke'pt. Young Boars and Gilts usually for sale. Open-air system. Economic ana ...

... The Rev. 0. Hendrie—Paperknlfe. The Rev. and Mrs. John Lamb- Shooting •tick. Mr. C. J. P. Bateson—Brass tray Mr. Yeatman-Golden brass jug and glasses. Miss Woodburn—lndian brass tray ana Indian silver ornament. Mrs. Steel—Cut crystal bowl Mr. Wallace-Silver ...

... October 3rd. 8 till 11. Ur. Raymond J. Smith, whom many will remember as the popular Bandmaster of the 4th Res. Balt. R.W. Kent Regiment, who was responsible for the enjoyable Sunday con certs at the Opera House during the war. is bringing his well-known ...

... Maitland—Tea cloth. Miss bkiuner and Miss Maxwell—Pewter jug. Miss Ivory—Blotter. Mrs. Lewis Smith - Cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Fennell—Golden weight*. Mr. Brian Guinness—Vinaigrette. Mr. Hainsford—Old pewter pots. The Provost of Trinity College, Dublin— Prayer Book ...