... Golden Wedditig Party Mr. and Mrs. Wiskin celebrated their golden wedding at King Edward Almehouses. Saffron-Waiden. Essex, by entertaining 50 fellow-inmates at tea. Princess Mary, Viscountess Lascelles, yesterdav opened the new nurses' home ana training ...

... 2.0.-DEAL PLATE. 51.—BLARNEY STONE (11-8, Lane), 1; BEEDIVINE (4-1), 2; GOLDEN ARCH (2-1), 3. Also ran: Hark Back (6-11, Sea Clear (8-1), Dis;:ard, Sweet Seventeen, Fourfooted, Ten Francs (100-8). One and half; head. (W. Nightingall.) 2.30.-WESTEN HANGER ...

... Life—Counsel on Forgotten Incidents Sentence of six months in the second 'division was passed on Sir Gerard . Maxwell at Kent Assizes at Maidstone yesterday. After a long consultation with his counsel, he pleaded guilty to the charge of assaulting Miss Jean Olds ...

... or MERCURY. FOLKESTONE. MONDAY. Three Year Old IV., •BARBECUE MORNY. Chatham 11., NUN OF KENT POMANDER S., SOLITARY ROSEMULLION, Deal RAZOR GOLDEN ARCH. Maidstone, ZENO or KING’S PARADE. Stamford, BROWN PRINCESS or DOCH AN DORIS ...

... hue i. Alien (G. Balneal. 3.10. —Feng (S. Donoghue), Maidstone (Pryor), Mario )F. Fox). 3.46. —Melon. Harpist (G. Richards), Dun nine, btasiarch, Queen's Bower (A. Burns), Her Excellency (Sirett), Golden Willow. 4 15.—African Dance (C. Elliott), St. Benedicts ...

... werree ey SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. ™uini OUTH, about 16, to learn boot repairirg. A, YM. Wc.tv.‘. 154, Si. Joun's-hill, lvwrut‘ \ a PRICA, India, Brazii, &c.—C.erks, engineers and | owihers mw, TEMUNErative ‘p.‘t‘((-p&ld positions 2broad ehou'd ernd ...

... opponents'•.; total by two runs for the loss of three wickets. Equally kaleidoscopic was the cricket 6 Maidstone, where Lancashire were the visitors. Kent had lost five men for 70 when Legge: joined Chapman. ~.,.. ..::,.:ii:i.:.:.:: •.. ...

... sioa: 16, Empire Parade, Sydenham Road, 5.E.26. - ASHLEY . ''Pure Rich High-class Hairy Produce iElree-tre, BOOTS A Range of Gent's Smart Boots and Shoes Noted for Enduring QUlLlitita. A i'lea.urc t“ Walk in. Samples on Approval THE (Free-tred) SHOE Co ...

... 0-DEAL (8) PLATE, :h‘;l..) ll.’.(: '.l:’ b 18 Stone (Mr. J. ip), 3-9-7 Lane 2 m (Mr. 8. Woomng. 3.84 g . - P.fibono;:-:’ 1 Golden Arch (Mr. ornton-Smith), 8- ‘ Elliott 21 Also ran: Hark Back (Thwaites), 6-1; Sea Clear €. (A. Berry), 8-1; Discard (W. ...

... Colonel A. Hore-Ruthven and Captain M. Weyland. 2.O.—~DEAL ALL-AGED (S.) PLATE. sf. Blarney Stone (W Nightingall), a-97, Lane Golden Arch (Templeman), a 9-7 .Elliott Razor (W. N|thin:all). OO cciniey ™ Discard (Thrale), 494 .. ..R Dick Mark Back ...

... • , 1 , - it• $' • , .. 3 r‘ ' k - t t I ‘ - , • -, Princess Alsry opened the new nurses' home at the Kent ('aunty Mental Hospital. Maidstone. yesterday. She is here Feen arrivitrz thronfzh a guard of honour of nurses. ...

... Saturday). WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. RAClNG.—Ascot—second any. Mallow—last day. CRICKET.—Sumy v. Warwickshire, Oval. Kent v. Middle* x, Maidstone. v, Essex, Bristol. Hampshire v. Notts. Portsmouth. Worcester ▼. Nortbants, Worcester. Yorkshire ▼. Soraerset, ...