... buildings, and 94 acres of land, started £1,500, and the lot was eventually knocked down to Mrs. Livingstone, of Bickley, Kent, for £1,910. Lot 4, a pair cottages, after brisk bidding starting at £2OO, was also purchased by this lady for the sum of £460 ...

... Bangers Beaerves 7, Depot Batt. Engineers I. KENT COUNTY LEAGUE. aivitMit I. Goal* P. W. D. L. F. A. P. GiUinfham i ? »? Darttord • * * I St • Tun. Well* Ran«*r» .? Shappty United ? J }» Depot ? } ! Maidstone United * } l 2 Margate Town 5 if 4 2 Dover ...

... ’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 ...

... EdXvard Hardy, aged 44. Mr. Hardy had been a cripple from childhood and for the past 20 years had carried on boot repairing business in Maidstone-road, Paddock Wood. He was a well-known figure, and will be missed by many. He had resided with Mrs. A. Attwater ...

... weir responsible for the undertaking arrangements. AUGUST 16 IQ*» SINOLI Return BEXH DOVER FOLKESTONE.. EASTBOURNE MAIDSTONE EAST MAIDSTONE WEST Fare for OOUBLE Journey. 9.3, 10.17 a.m. 7.39, 8 12, 10.43 a.m. 7.39, 8.12, 10.43 a.m. Sunday*. 9.3, 10 ...

... blossom. She was attended by Miss Constance Brown and two nieces of the bridegroom, whose dresses were of pink silk, with golden caps. Her mother wore a navy blue dress, green coat and hat to match. Mr. Leslie Crister was best man, and Mr. W. E. Weaver ...

... *l*’ afternoon table cloth; Mr. 6. Skoebndp and Nellie (Maidstone), %* and Mrs. Luckhurst antf oxydized ftre screen and J« pot; Me. and Mrs Harris (Bgerton), table cloth); Mr. and Mrs. Boozer (Maidstone), embroidewd and bolster cases; Mr. and Mrs (London) ...

... the .'I Ml' TABLE for YOU. addition to full train services g.ve. the times of AUTOCARS. REUCARS, EAST SURREY, MAIDSTONE IMSfRICT and WEST KENT bus seivces Ask for the Courier Time Table at your newsageu-l’a. The price is ~nly three ...

... Ashford. Kent. 131b GENERAL, small flat, two in family; good wages. Parnell’s Agency, Queen-street, Ashford, Kent._ 151b COOK-GENERAL, three ladies, two maids; central heating; hot water, etc. Parnell’s Agency, Qiieen-«»treet. Ashtord. Kent. 131b Wanted ...

... ohn’s-road. Tunbridge Wells. SINGLE-HANDED Gardener. Maidstone district experienced gvowirg vires ard peaches, and with knowledge electric light; cottage.-For further particulars, Write ’Sox “R. Maidstone, ’ Courier Off.ce. Tunbridge Wells. 22b PIANOS. P ...

... noted, as did the bullocks, which were sold by Mr. D. Foster: Tegs made up to 545. 6d„; halfbred tegs up 745.; Kent wether legs up to 575. and Kent ewe tegs up. to 735. Yearling bullocks realised up to £l4 10s., and 18 months to £l9 10s. Two years heifers ...

... General Appliances. Salary, commission and expenses basis. Territory comprises Surrey, South of Epsom. Kent, South of Tunbridge and East of Maidstone. Only those prepared to devote full time and hard work to finding and convincing prospects for fire protection ...