... of surprising win, a« Maidstone have been anything but brilliant side this season, and most people imagined that the Rangers stood a very good chance of obtaining the points. Such was not the case, however, and in the end Maidstone were easy winners, as ...

... his Saturday. Mr. ...

... tradesmen (18 to 35).-For particulars write or apply personally Army Recruiting Office. Barracks, Maidstone; Dock-road. Chatham; or 23, Auer ley-road. Pengs BOOTS, The Chemists, have Vacancy at their Tonbridge Branch for wclleduo*ated. gentlemanly Youth as ...

... 50J; married skilled tradesmen 118 55). For particulars write apply persenally to Army Hecruiting CfTico. 'lha l.'arraclis, Maidstone; Dolk-road, Chatham; 23. Anerley-road. I’ciiye MANAGERESS required (live out) for Branch shortly opened at Tonbridge; must ...

... district news (From ear awn oavraapandanta.) KENT. brenchley. ARMISTICE ARRANGEMENTS. - The ,-norning service at Brenchley Church will 1,» ),eld 10.45 a.in. on Armistice Day and ihi- ’ two minutes’ silence will nbgerved H. the Wesleyan Church the .arrive ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...