... Uonso-Parlourkj nukfde and HotusdXnalds good refc*renc«a. -KusaeU’s Agency. 11, Earlstreet, Maidstone. t>- SITU AT lONS VACANT. KNITTERS Wanted to work Golden Fleece Knitting Machines home; guarantied wage for output; experience not recissary. Id. stamp ...

... some years before ihe war, and was very popular amongst his men. His place Tonbridge has been taken by Mr. W. Edge, from Maidstone. COUNTY JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS—• Brian Ralph Clapham, son of Mr. J. B. Clapham, of Malvern House School, Tonbridge, has been ...

... baby of ning months.—Mre. Kinghan, London-rvad, Maidstone. Little OUSEKEEPER to good class Workman, Capa: ali duties, good character, Church of Engiand, seeks post._-Mrs. Ourel, 34, Oonnaughtroad, Chatham, Kent. T.164 Com- DLE-AGED Lady seeks post, travel- ...

... Library. Capl. Coe per also spoke lew words, basin!: them Samuel I. v. IS. The musical programme was as follows;— March, “Golden Thoughts:” selection, ‘'Offering Faith;” selection, “American Melodies;” vocal solo, “Sunshine,” Bro. llrltoher; concertina ...

... yards, £1 Is. Tennis Boundary Netting, x yards. 11s. 6d.; 25 x 4 yards, 14s. 6d. Carriage paid.—C. BUNCE, NETTING, YALDINC, KENT te C'tVCUSTS. Your machine thoroughly overhauled and stove enamelled, four coats: only best work done; 355.; town and country ...

... Calverlcy Road. TONBRIDGEi 45. High Street; 58. High Street. ASHFORD (Kent): 21. Bank Street. CANTERBURY! 5. High Street; 25, St. Margaret's Street. FAVERSHAMi 8. Market Street. MAIDSTONE i 21/22. High Street; 26, Week Street. SEVENOAKSi 89, High Street. ...

... terms; onr.- fnl tenants- Write Raynor. 7, Grove Hi! 1 . South Woodford. E.lB. anyone kindly let an tTnfurnislu »f House in West Kent East to two ladies? district preferroi. Five bedrooms, three sittingrooms, hath. Manning, Steeple Claydoti, Bucks. ANTED, Rent ...

... title. BOROUGH GREEN MANS SAD DEATH. ACCIDENT STORY AT INQUEST. An inquest was held at the West Kent Hospital, Maidstone, on Friday, Mr. W. 11. Day, the Maidstone Borough Coroner, concerning the death a young man named Thomas Bance, o! Borough Green. The ...

... ministry of the Church si Gillingham amongst the dockyard labourers and the crowded conditions in that, the biggest borough Kent, that he was not suited to the pastoral life a country pariah- eould aasura them that was not the ease. He had the privilege ...

... cowman. mu«t good, clean rmlkor. —Apply to C. Marctrant. Dallilf, Park Ototo. W'ithyham, Bu»*ex. UTANTED, BcpreacDtatiTcs. Kent and Susaox. carry addition line, well knowu; connection Ironmonger* oaaenual. —Box 'l’A4, Courier Office, Tonbridge. T.M YOUNG ...

... DISTRICT NEWS CFrom our KENT. CHIDDINGSTONE CAUSEWAY. MATCH POSTPONED.— The Gentlemen I v. Players match arranged for to-morrow has been postponed until Monday, the liSth inst, when play will commence at at 11.0 a.m Mr. It. Streatfeild’s XI. will play ...

... Branch), Mr. O. F. Stacey, Mr. A. Bootes, Mr. W. T. Humphrey (Chairman the Tonbridge Trades Council and Labour Party), and Mr H. G. Hills (Union of Postal Workers). The CHAIRMAN said when mentioned that the expenses of the Kent District last year reached p ...