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... from Maidstone, and it was not until Monday that normal ervice= were working. The Floods.—lf we named our years by their out4tanding events, this would be gum boot year, for never were these articles in greater demand. From Tonbridge to Maidstone it was ...
... 10th against the Sittingbourne Paper Mills. After the Christmas fiasco with the Maidstone Club, the fixtures have been rearranged for the next holiday, that is Maidstone will visit Tunbridge Wells Easter Monday, and the Rangers travel to the County capital ...
... London. Hop Factor. Boroh. London.” Telephone, Hop. : —L-^_!—l M- THE BON MARCHE, LTD* WEST KENT QUARTER * SESSIONS. The West Kent Quarter Sessions opened Maidstone yesterday (Thursday) Irefote the Hon. H. A. in the First Court and Mr. W. A. Smith Masters ...
... goalkoorS. *° ° ne - The second half the THE KENT AMATEUR CUP TIES. DOVER UNITED'S VISIT TO ROCHESTER. On Saturday Dover United visit Rochester where they will meet Troy Town in the first round proper of tho Kent Amateur Cup. Reports had been published that ...
... presented a bouquet to the Mayoress. Tho ladies responsible for the refreshments were: —Light refreshments: Mrs. Youden, Mrs. Kent Jones, Mrs. Paramor, Mrs. Whitehouse. Suppers: Mrs. Ord, Mrs. McMaster, Mrs. Waugh, Mrs. E3ent, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Cobbe, Miss ...
... o The High Sheriff of Kent (Mr. F. C. Tiarks) has sent donation of £lOO to the Kent County Playing Fields Association. Another splendid donation received this week is £lOO from Two Friends.” Mr. Harold Cox had outspoken letter in the Morning Post on Tuesday ...
... area, touch, or goal lines, might well have .poilea the match between Troy 'Town and Whit. stable at Rocheoer in the Kent League (Mid Kent Section) on Saturday. The game however, proved fast, and in the main fairly even, with much good combination on both ...
... known for many years. Watkins was a boot repairer, and both men were friends of his. He invited them to remain behind because he wanted to arrange with Ovenden about a job and with Watkins about the repair of boots. The drinks lie gave to the men as friends ...
... Four•Wente. Hark I he hied almost all his life; tor over tort) (nod 'Heroines esential.—Apply. Hotel ;1. George, bure t . K., Boot.. non 121. ed. 14n 6d.: R. Africa, wet cue. Bay. • geld Anat• 12- 64 ditto 15s. years. He was fret elected to the IatYPECTABLE ...
... character exemplary references if required.—Write, 51, East Street, Sittingbourne, Kent. c• %Ituatlons vacant (female). I 3 ESPECTABLE WORKING ROI:SK-1, KEEPER wanted at once Maidstone, not under 40_years of age; good ho m e.—Apply first to Mrs . WOO, 74, Wiliam ...
... 324. •'Kent Messenger, ' triaidstune. 2624 m CIOOKZENERAL and Hoine-eareourniaid wanted house and houscholl , no boots or A v.. -- Am4y Mrs. Burr. Gate Leigh. near Tunbridge, Kent. DAILY General Maid: reference; uniform 31, St Luke's Road, Maidstone. 25e10m ...
... HOCKEY—KENT LEAGUE. peiformance on Saturday. when they travelled DIVISION I. bi Hampstead in the Amateur ('up competition, and qualified for the next round by a score of P. W. L. D. F. A Ms. 'Afargate 21. KENT LEAGUE. Faversham Berne Bay Only one Kent league ...