... particulars and application forma can obtained from the Kent Rural Community Council, 38, Earl•treet, Maidstone. PIANOFORTE TUNING and REPAIRING. AIL DISTRICTS VISITED. MODERATE CHARGES. T. p. BOOT H B Y (Late 119, London Road), Sandon, St. James’ Road ...

... is making on behalf of the British Section the Save the Children Fund. At the animal meeting of the Kent Council of the British Legion, held at Maidstone on Saturday, the President, Major the Hon. J. J. Astor, M.P., ipade sympathetic reference to the loss ...

... ’Phone 24 AMtOEN’t WHITt LECHORHC, large egg winter layers, decords 200-290; eggs from 6s. dozen. Lists free—Sevenoaks Weald. Kent. INDIAN GAME Egss. 7s. sitting; also Cross-bred Eggs, specially crossed for early Spring Chicken. Wanted. Hen Turkeys.- Guest ...

... were the members the family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. Whitmaus: and M. Kean and Miss Golden Green. HEVER. .CAMPANOLOCy. v>::rly of ringers l>a|onging u» the Kent County Visit?;! Hever Chivrcli Saturday and ran ft peal Cambiiclge Surprise in two hours ...

... towards the end of the seven-day interval. A lion belonging to the Mayor of Maidstone (Councillor H. 0. Tyrwhitt-Drake) has given birth to twins Cobtree Manor, Saudling, Maidstone. Mr, William Allaway Perkins, of Eastbourne, who was injured by falling in ...

... whether they would be willing participate in revival of the Kent Commercial Fruit Show. Mr. N. B. BAGENAL, of the East Mailing Reaearech Station, said that in 1913 Captain Wellington started a Kent Commercial Fruit Show at Ashford, but this was not held again ...

... experience. EXPERIENCED Governess seeks vo-engageyshtqrd. Kent. _ _ , _ _ wa#e« and family; comfortable cottage.- 1 daily post; usual subjects, fluent Cc-Parlourmaid. 1 ••Kent and Sussex Courier.” Ereucli, music, ct?.: highly recoimnended ...

... SITUATIONS VACANT KNITTERS Wanted to work Golden Fleece Knitting Machines at home; guaranteed wage for output; experience not necessary. Send Id. stamn for mospectus.—B. B. M. Co.. Dent. 146 B. 9). Clerkenwell-road. 8.C.1, YORK HOUSE COLLEGE Day or Evening ...

... Wednes- || ‘‘tation below wish thank all; kind friends for send- decanal Conferenee were re-elected The organised by the Sth Kent Lone Rangers, u„t clearing part .of The S place at Pembury on I lug floral tributes and for their sympathy sidesmen were re-elected ...

... series of Book Talks at the Tonbridge Public Library was that given on Friday night by Mr. A. E. Bootes, who spoke on the subject of Kent Literature.” Mr. BOOTES traced the long list of notable names associatedwith the county in the annals of authorship from ...

... buses We. Write Mrs Eric Hubbard Ma.iield llou.-e, Mattfeld Orem, Kent. —yfIUIED Woman atied about give* service tor home to working Metropolitan lottagf. Stick Hill. Eden-1 dge. Kent. C ...

... «*»«» -. 3,3 bolow. of Kent Campbell, £5; Kev E. R. Browne: [i n II 'M KS\ HILDENBOROWOH. T H “S-iSd eoluimis «5: -Mr. 8. 'he. S^‘ M V«JI * FANCIERS’ ASSOCIATION. - tl •• Advertise your wants Harold Nicolson, || >*.|4 MAIDSTONE WEST 2/® 0.35 a.m. ud.t- ...