... 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 ...

... family: comfortable cottage.— Box No. 64. “Kent and Sussex Courier/' 30-32. Ludgate Hill. E.C.4. ERRAND Ead Wanted; able to ride evcle —Apply International Stores, 25. Hiph Btrcet. Tunbridge Wells. 536 “BOOT TPADE.—Experienced Saleswoman renuired.—Anply ...

... Richardson as accompanist. EMPIRE SETTLEMENT.—Miss M. A. Wilde, M.8.E., Secretary of the Tunbridge Wells Committee of the Kent Association for Empire Settlement, has received the following from a young fellow in Queensland. You must think me most ungrateful ...

... 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 ...

... —Wrlte, Bo: VI. New full it , Al, Sheets Arrny taken by all councils in Kent laaketa 2/11. 4,11. Ground Sheet*. 3,11, the rateable value not more than new, 4/11. SRI. AU slam. Boots with toe-esps 10/11, 12/11; hobaails, 10/11, 12.13. an allowance up to ...

... WHISPERED IN THE WINGS THE DRAMA IN KENT Harold Lloyd couldn't find a Chinaman MY DEAR READERS,—There are some with a pigtail anywhere until he wowed to who appear to be fond ot stating lade Fast San Francisth and discovered sixty.ut wurueu that are otten ...

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... the window there was a boot heel mark leading away from the premises. The curtains were wet and muddy. Further enquiries revealed that a quantity of jewellery was missing from the bedroom. hater. he used t o Wren's Cross, Maidstone, where accused nd the ...

... of a seven-day licence. bedrooms, a ell aired. Change damp clothes ! Poaching. Similar applications were made by .Tolin wet boots; look after your children's Alfred Usherwood. 91 St. John's Road. Tun- Jacobs ir. respect of the Star Picture Hall; general ...

... 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 ...

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