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... AVANTEDSabIe and - Wiate Colts Pup. 000 i 10 weal, old.-Apply. A. Waters, Barn• hill House, Maidstone. THREE Rives with Bees, good oonditlon; 13 JOS. or near oiler.—Golden, Challock, Ashford. - COW - for Sale.—Fagg, Dense Court, E•stry. House Dog and good old ...
... the Kent team. figured in a high , voring game with Walsall on the Tatter's ground on Saturday, the Staffordshire team aeoring seven time% in reply to four by the Kent men. Goal-wearers for Gillingham were Sly, liromage and Wilma (2h • • Two Kent teams ...
... , Ashford, Kent. WARD.Maid required; salary and uniform. Apply, Matron, Grosvenor banatonum, lyn'Huston, Ashford, Kent. 'WANTED, middle February, Housemaid, net younger than 24; char. woman helps; eau; pas, for iunbndge Wells and Maidstone; 2 ladies, ...
... Freeman's appeal for the West Kent Hospital, Nfuidetene, took place at Langley Institute on Wednesday, Mr. C. Ingleton being M.C. In a friendly match at Clam Park. Maidstone, on Wednesday, St. Philip's Bowls Club defeated Wren Cross, Kent County Police lkadquarters ...
... There wee a particularly happy gathering at the 801 l Hotel, Maidstone, on Friday evening, On the occewion of the first annual dinner of the British Legion Tillage, ' Pres . ton hall, near Maidstone. Mr. E. R. Bull, chairman of the branch, presided , supp ...
... stop-watch competition, there being Ino expenses. The watch st upped at 16 hr. 6 min. 47 secs. and was won by Mr. G. Slinpby, 18, Kent-avenue, whose ticket was marked 6 hr. 4min. WOMEN'S PLEASANT HOUR.—Many pleasant hours were enjoyed by the memtiers of the ...
... TENTIRDIN, KENT. BOARDING ASP 1)1V 5I HOOL FOR GIRLS. The Autumn Tom will begin on THURSDAY. 72nd srPTEMBF.R. ASHETON SCHOOLS, TINTIRDIN. BIATRICULATIGN I LASSES ti gin 21st SEPT. Beginners' and Ito.' Saeols separate. THE SCHOOL, NORSNONORN, KENT, MR. E. ...
... the Maidstone Technical.ltstitute evening classic, in addition to a prize given by his employers, Messrs. Tilling Stevens Motors Ltd. SANDHURST SPECIALITY in Re-Soleing Boots and Shoes. Shoes sewn on. no matter how or where made.—J. Springett, Boot & Sandal ...
... ex-Service man, 1; dentures (special case of widow), 1; ambitlame (ex-Service man), 1: furniture (to war widow), clothing and boots, 2; rail far) to hospital. 1: 46 cases in all assieted. In addition, a large number of cases have been considered as not eligible ...
... has been fixed at per annum, under the Coroners Amendment Act. 1926. WATER POLO.—The Maidstone Borough Police defeated the Poet Office 2-.-0 on 'rues. day in the Maidstone league for the Kentish WAGES INCREASE.—The wages of the chief tramway inspecror ...
... Wool Mattress, Wire .Mattress, Bolster and two Pillows, the lot--Bee• hive Storrs. Maidstone. fIOLF aed Cricket Clubs. •- Greeds pony Lawn Slower, with carrier and boots; Green's man. power Lawn Mower; good pony Cart; ell in 10. order; only solid because ...
... high and dry silos. Hon; near has route and Company's water.—G. I. Scott. Wye, Kent. BUNGALOW with half sere of land to Let or melt.—Andes we. Shadolthorst. Ashford. Kent. couple require two rooms (Ashford). — Write. Box 102. Kentish Express. Ashford ...