... Stuart: 2. Cap! Samuelson .1 Clarke (Gravesend); v.h.c,. F. Craft. , , . Ladies’ class, a.v.. doe 1. Jean SackviUe Golden: 2. Joyce Sackville-Golden: Mrs. Webb (Canterburv): reserve. Miss V Austrn, v.hc.. Miss Penny . Pairs, a.v.. under thirteen weeks; 1, Miss ...

... dangerous. RAMSGATE’S SUCCESS IN KENT SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP Ramsgate schoolboys were again sue cessful at Ellington-place ground Saturday, when they defeated Maidstone by three goals to one in the second round the Kent County Schools Championship competition ...

... sectional cup and Balfour cup, Capt. Kidder; rabbit cup, Mrs sackvillt-Golden; cage bird cup, J. »• Burgess. . , . The winners special prizes were. Poultry, W. Khead (two); J. Boot and .1 White; utility poultry, \\. J. Drav (two). L. Creasy (iwo), H V ...

... suppoiiers must have left ground with some misgivings of gate’s chances against Tunbridge \« Hangers in the final of the Kent > Shield Maidstone on Wednes.ia. week. The strength and weakness 'he home side were illuminated by j»jr hard, rugged and bustling tactics ...

... J. Boot. wen. speeia% bv the judge. Mr. W. R. Snell, the K- nl. ultrv 'listmotor. The epp.s the class for sittings, sliown Mr. T. E. 0. Span ton. wore also hiphiv nrais'*d. After the >t iig Mr. Snell gave inslrnctive lecture chick rearing. Kent ? « fortunate ...

... Kent Messenge (The County Paper of Kent) This Advertisement would cost 2/2 (26 words) SMITH—HART—ApriI at Canterbury James Edward Smith, ot Park Road. Koikestone, to Ivy. second daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Fred Hart, Oak wood Road. Cantertour>. One Penny ...

... adjustments to the car can bo made at short notice. Lately the outlook has become more cheerful, firms like Morris, Austin and Bootes have opened up campaign. It is the same with all goods from England; the goods ore sent out bv firms who haven’t thoroughly ...

... and Son and am-tln r successful event was recorded. The whole the conveyances assemhh'd Maidstone view of the wide area which their respective shops cover in East Kent, and halt of hour was mad*- in the county town. Victoria was reached at 12.45 and about ...

... dens. W Hill. 3601—E. Twiddy, The Anchor Inn, 24610—East Kent Regiment. 13, Bentlev* ace. Margate. 67021—C. J. 30. Port! andstreet. Bedford. 29823—R. E. Welter, 21, Tivoli-road. Margate. , M. Golden, 4, Salford roa«!, Strcatham Hill. 67384—Miss Pewler. ...

... farcine Maidstone lads to share six goals at Maidstone on the previous Saturday, it was expected that Margate Schoolboys would proceed into the next stage of the English Schools Spield competition after their re-played third round tie with Maidstone, at Hartsdown ...

... results in brief. KENT LEAGUE. Division I. Band'S- 2; Canterbury Waver- ley Uoyds 0; Chatham Maidstone ; Sheppy Ctd, 1 Division H- Margate Kes. Canterbury Bes. KENT AMATEUR CUP (First Round Proper.). Bam«gate Grenville Sittingbourne KENT AMATEUR LEAOUE. ...

... etc. Established 1889. JOSEPH BING’S BOOT STORES, ALBION ROAD, ST. PETER’S, NOTED HOUSE FOB RELIABLE FOOTWEAR. Kent for K, and moat of the leading in lad its* and g«nf» boots and ihoai. noted House for Hand-Soem Boots and Neat Repairs. All Trams stop the ...