... us weather, and an eloquent sermon appropriate to the iiression was peached by the Rev. John Fames, M.A., Secretary of the Kent Congregational Aasociatinn. The singing was led by a good choir. Mr. it. Willard being at the organ. The nollertions throughout ...

... farmed at Chartham. Lower llardres and in other dis. trice in Bast Kent. and he also the owner of a number of farms. A member of the Canterbury Farmers' Club and the local branch of the Kent Farmers' Union, he took • very ac• tise interest in these orcania•tiotw ...

... Sittingbourne in the coaching days. We make nu apoloo for giving this speech in extenso. The extracts are made from the East Kent Gazette of February 6th, 1875. Sittingbourne performed a graceful act on Tuesday last. when a large number of hi inhabitants ...

... and natural, halfpric Fur /Coate from 6310. Fun re-modelled; akin n.atle up in four dups.—HT-UM WATTAJAAN. The Registered Kent tur House, 12, High•street, Ilaidstone.t 79 Ectmomy your medicines, drugs, and toile; article; at TIMOTHY who have • big reputation ...

... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE, SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 28, 1925. which were all very correctl. played. Between Southern Railway- South-Eastern & Chatham Section. -Time Table February. iiill tars the fist and second part of the programme Cita irman present a testinit ...

... August, WIZ. 2u3rd Kent Med. litigant., Signal becLuti, l'atthmg, near %%vortinsig, thtii July to tan August, 1162:J.• Kent Heavy baigatte, 8.A., Golden Dill, UM of Wight, Awgu.L to 23rd August, lit2s. No. 1 Works toy., Ll'. (F), ILE, Golden Hill, Isle of ...

... Sittingbourne. FOR SALE . as going concern, BOOT AN!) SHOE .BUSINI.I 4 3S; bast position, High Sittingbourne; %ow 'roar at very inclusive rental; ill-health sole rraaon for selling. .H ALL, 13, WI Street, Maidstone. - Tel. 150. ...

... STREET. MAIDSTONE. Tel 150. t. for Sale. PLOT diar Sale.—Bredhuest Main Road, Rainham; 401 t. by 2DOft.• garden and shelter; lot £95, cheap; another, 40ft. by =ft., £3O. —Wavrza Asserr. London Road. Rainham, Kent. 90 FOR SALE. es going concern, BOOT AND MHOE ...

... One of the Maidstone goals was scored by Hbl&amby, who put the ball through his own goal. SITIINCIDOURNE PAPER MILLS' FINE WIN. The Sitt:ngbourae Paper Mills were at home on Saturday last to Chatham Reserves in the Mid• Kent Section of the Kent League. weather ...

... NEW GOODS. MAKRIAGE OF MR. NIGEL ELGAR. Mr. A. U.Dupkwk, pair of eat pepper sca..oklere . Nlis.s Barton Fry. book (Uretnown Kent) The Staff of The Limee, salad oink Mr. and 'Mrs. Reece, set of tee knives Mrs. Thomas. pair linen sheets Mi. xid Mrs. Porky ...

... Bedding Plants. Parma, Cam. bridge Lone, Tayitans. • I)OTATOES, FRUIT, FLOWER, SEED r BOXES. Kure Joinery Works, Rainhaun, Kent. 96 BABY CARRIAGES of every kind and description; the largest selection and beet value in the county. .411 toads carriage paid ...

... Mrs. James, and Mrs. Selby, the ettairnnot of the club. I.bt the head d the atahriew Mrs. aadwin turned a mall golden key in a tiny golden kick, and two riWna. the Conservative colours, fell apart, and she wiated is. an udders:, MeN. Baldwin spoke the ...