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... 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 ...
... Constable (Mr. Guy Carlton) has received a letter from Mr. W. B. Prosser, Clerk the Peace for Kent, stating that at the West Kent Quarter Sessions at Maidstone on Thursuay week the Court, during the hearing *of a charge against Robert William Hill and Daniel ...
... LADIE3 CUSHION-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES are a real treat fnr the feet. Advice free ail foot troubles. Rubber metal arch supports stock. Agent for Plus fitting Shoes, which are smartness and comfort combined. Wa.erproof r.nd farm boots .nd leggings.—l.. SHERLOCK ...
... Watchmaker and Jeweller. 110. 112 and 114, High Street. Tonbridge (opposite Tonbridge Gas Company), and at 24, Mill Street. Maidstone. Foreign Money Exchanged Bureau de Change. Telephone 197 Tonbridge. BEDROOM Suite, inlaid Mahogany, £l5 10s.; Bedstead to ...
... Wells Veterans’ Association. Mr. G. M. Davidson has consented to act as Master of the West Kent Hunt for another season. o The Kent Assizes will open at Maidstone on February 20th before Mr. Justice Shearman. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has contributed an i ...
... ADtESâ CUSHION-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES arc real treat for the ie?t. Advice free all foot troubles. Rubber 'petal arch in stock. Agent ' for K Plus â fitting Shoes, which are smartness and comfort combined. Wateri proof shooting and farm boots .hd leggings.âL ...
... and outings.—Write Mrs. Campbell Newington. Oakover. Ticehurst, Sussex. 75b appear (or th« abowt inclusive charge in the •* Kent and Sussex Courier and the Sevenoaks Chronicle,” Circulating the Environs London to the Couth Coast, so securing to advertisers ...
... 595. per head; heifers 465. per live ewt.; steers 445.; lambs 355. to 455.: fat Kents to 695.; hens eftes Is. 6d. doien ducks Is. 7td.. Short supplies of poultry. MAIDSTONE STOCK. Tuesday.—JlessrH. Ambrose and Foster report a itcod trade for mutton and ...
... BOY fpart-time). suit Lad just left school; under 16.—Apply Manager, Courier Office, Tonbridge. T.f KNITTERS Wanted to work Golden Fleece Knitting Machines at home; guaranteed wage for output; experience net necessary’ Send stamp ft r prospectus.-8. K. ...
... sitting in the stand. Some fun was caused at the - Club dinner when Mr. W. Day, of the Maidstone H.F.C., brought forward the cup which competed for between Maidstone and Tonbridce each year. Apparently this cup, which is imposing si*e. was provided two ...
... o unoup.t our national debt. In those Kent Lodge was represented by Bro iiiP' years uvorv man. woman, child and Beach, H. Luck, b. Styles, E. Goodseli 'aby 'in this country had paid £221 each Bridgland. A. Bootes, H- Humphrey am the discharge of the ...