... 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. ...

... COME. It WILL PAY yon j II ! INTERESTING CRICKET. KENT V. LANCASHIRE. Maidstone. Kent—First innings. 4«. .- LANCIbUIKB —First Innings. MIDDLESEX V. YORKSHIRE. At Lord’s. Scores Yorkshire—Fust 81. Kent Lead Lanoashire on First Imilngs. > - Dockw'Kcb, Canes ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... OP .WIRELESS. A successful year's work was re- jported by the Secretary to the annual meeting 0 f the Dover branch of the Kent County Association for the Blind, lield in tho Council Chamber on Monday afternoon, under the Chairmanship of tho Mayor. Mrs ...

... to fournesol. at Yoik. :mil he should at least keat &radon* on the book. Lulworth Coca picked op at ,Ascot. and abotild pot boot lom Speed for • The Beck. * *.tf hanipton horse missed Ascot for this Tare, end the Jubilee Stakes winner is much fancied. ...

... to order, estimates free. Repre sentatives wanted. Send for details. British Fur Products, Ltd., Kingswood, Ulcoinbe, Maidstone, Kent. London Depot 46, Rupert Street, Piccadilly Circus, W.i. rP0 LEARN how the Market for 1 Genuine FUR RABBIT PELTS and WOOL ...

... Stone to 1 agst Golden Arch, to agst beedivine 6 1 ag&t Hark back, 8 to Sea Clear- geldiup. 100 8 each agst the others. Foorfooted was leit. Jleedivino the stand side led from Discard and blarney Stone the rails Hark back, and Golden Arch, with Ten . ...

... 83 To bat:— F T Mann, E L Kidd, N Haig, H J Enthoven. I>urston, and Pricc. KENT v. LANCASHIRE. At Maidstone. Macdonald's three wickets cost 118 Tyldosley's live, Scorcs:— KENT.—lst Innings. 1 Hardinge, run out 12 Aslidown, c Sibbles, b Macdouald 1 ...

... record that P. V. F. Cazalet, who made his debut for Kent against Middlesex Maidstone, only obtained his Cricket Blue Oxford on the day before the match. On the some day that his son appeared in the Kent XI. his father won the Ascot Stakes with the Duke ...

... —Allan's. King-street, Ranisgate. LICK Bootsi--Splentiiil Boots for walkers, made of solid leather throughout, waterproof. at 14/6; Army Boots, all sizes. 12/6; Naval Boots, 11/6; Service Boots, 15/a; fair wear Of another pair is our motto. —Allan's, ...