... played, a.ul a visit to Kent by Paris University! The final of the Fletcher Trophy is being played at Maidstone to-day (Saturday), the finalists being Maidstone and Woolwich. It is the first year that wich have been in the Kent Federation, and they ...

... good food; sea premises, residential part Maidstone; RIDDLES.—On January 7th. at 166, Sea- , . , . Thus Mr Saunders who view not necessary, but near front; mode- excellent house; lease; £1000, s.a.v.; golden Ada Maria, wife of Alfred Conducted With ...

... have heard of Kent’s Best” hop ale, guaranteed to be brewed from the best malt and hops, but never before of hop tea. Here is a paragraph from Kent” bearing on this beverage.: We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. H. Snelling, of Peckham (Kent) on the celebration ...

... oole v. Millwall R. U. v. Dartford. Sittiugljourne v. Guilford U. Kent League Erith & Belvedere v. Chatham. Dartford v. Margate. Loyal Regt. v. R.N. Depot. Bexley Heath v. Maidstone United. Royal Marines v. Sittiugbourne P.M Folkestone and District Senior ...

... Prams, Floats, Tip Carts, ' _25 leys, Hand Carts, Barrows Trucks, Mote-rd., Maidstone. /'ASKS for cider or wine water butts Vi' at moderate prices —lhomas Grant and Sons, Maidstone. , '., DUNGAREE Jackets and Troupers, overs and Cardigans. Curtains, cloths ...

... Goods; Army Flannel Sb'rts 6/6; Army Drill Shirts 5/6; Underwear, all wool, 5/6 a garment; Boots 12/6; Braces 1/6; Cardigans and Jerseyr 7/1.1; Boot Hose 1/6; Sea Boots 27/6 (part in new con diiion, 1.4/6); FlannC Belts 1/6; .1 rrny Tunics 12/6; Trousers 10/6; ...

... Newton, P. Spanner, and R. Adams. Referee.—Mr. Fenwick (Cheritou) KENT COUNTV FOOT BAIL ASSOCIATION. CUP COMPETITION DRAWS The draw for the following Cup Competl tions has been made f • KENT SENIOR CUP. Clubs excused the Qualifying Rounds Northfleet United ...

... of the Kent Branches of Messrs. Murdoch, Murdoch, and Co., was held at Hastings on Wednesday. Parties from Dover, Ashford, and Folkestone had a very pleasant trip via Hawkhurst and Battle, and were joined at Hastings by contingents from Maidstone, Chatham ...

... Pull-overs, Cardigans. 4/11. 6/11: Cotton Frocks from 2/11 to best value in Dover.— era, 142, S f? j S ? ale, Pair Brown Boots; also Boots, size 7.-2, Gladsone-rd., Folkestone^ TT'OR Sale, small modern ° Pr a ™; cel lent condition.-Apply 76. Joraft^l T Am^Ofl^rs ...

... limousine on a six-cylinder Bentley chassis which is being erected to the order of a local resident. Messrs. Bootes, of Devonshire House, London, and Maidstone, have instructed Messrs. Martin Walter to build a coupe on Daimler chassis for exhibition at Devonshire ...

... for market gardeners, 2/6, 3/6, 4 6 a pair; these are seldom able to supply. Sea Boots, part worn, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. and brand new, 27/6; cost 50/- a pair to make; Sea Boot Hose, 4/6 pair.—Allan’s, Government Stores Contractors, Tontine-st., Folkestone ...

... the open life. Drawn from Canterbury, Ashford, Tenterden, Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, Bromley, and Sevenoaks, the Brigade was formed from the old Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles and the West Kent Yeomanry, many of its present day members having formerly ...