... Police Macs 8/6; London Police Trcusers B'6; Case Toe Army Boots 10/6; Chrome lirmy Boots. 1914 pattern. 15/6; Australian Army Boots 13/6; South African Field Boots 13/6: Clogs 5'11: Rubber Thigh Boots 16 6. Rubber Wellingtons 10 1 8: Rubber ...

... light: cottage and budding.. Freehold for Sale.—Burrows . Clements. Winch & Sons. Ashford. Kent C51)2 ENT in the heart of the Fruit and Hop district. miles Maidstone).— P M attenden Farni. Marden, a Sound Fruit and ixed FARM of 164 wren, including 70 acre: ...

... join me in wishing them a long and happy retirement ,HORS GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. W. Lines Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. William L.nes, of Abbeyeche, Priest Lane, Persnore, who celebrate their golden wedding next Monday, .we nallves of Per/bore, but spent ...

... REDWARM (owner) 3 Also ran : Mr. Doughty-Wylie's Right owner). Sir John Jackson's Inverlochy (Mr. C. E. T. Jackson). Mr. G. M. Kent's Luna Valley (Mr. E. Rs' y). Betting : Evens Titterstone. 12 to I Black Boy and Redwarm. Tote. 4s. 3d. Won by a length distance ...

... on all charges, and discharged. DEATH FROM BURNS. LUDLOW BOOT REPAIRER'S MISHAP. A fatal accident occurred to Mr. Percy Rickards. of Henley Road, Ludlow, on Monday. Mr. Rickards was a boot repairer and had a small shop in Lower Curve Street. On Monday ...

... ruby and diamond brooch Rev. and Mrs. Kewley, old Valenciennes lace table centre; Mr. and Mrs. Kent, antique box; Mr. 11. Kent, Miss Kent and Miss Diana Kent, large flower vase. The Misses Linger, glass bowl; Rev. and Mrs. Lighton, powder box; Mr. and ...

... held out acll until again ar are ogth and au taint took command. There was meneth.ng aliser in all the Trull* 411 d, but 'booting was not them strong point. Trues' Interval Las. 'at Kant linri op a, follows. Birtsungbant 'lrani. Canning. !turbos .au Johiroa ...

... 64. Whitecross Street. Hereford, who celebrated their golden wedding on Monday, were married at fit. Paul's Church, Tupeley. They are natives of Leominster, Mrs. Jones being Miss Eleanor Jane Kent before her marriage. Mr. Jones was for many years engaged ...

... The Ministry of Agriculture reports very good crops of gooseberries as probable in the Rochester, Maidstone and Mailing and Swanky areas of Kent; and in the \Visbech area (including parts of the Isle of Ely), Lincolnshire (Holland), and Norfolk. Good ...

... Decorator A: Paperhanger. Personal attention Estimatestree.-1. Pickerslelan Road. hlalvern. Ai VVEDDINO Cards and Bcxes.—Sce latest boot of destos.—M. T. Stevens Ltd.. Church Street. Malvern. R 3i .- o. W u o n rc terihire BWside 0 C.a.= 241. !o es n Dinner. Drill ...

... buttered, and Want for three or four hours. If this coarse I. followed and She bird finally placed in the oven until ft Is a nice golden brown you will have co cause to complain about the toughness at your chicken. TN CASE OF BR( In many cases of bronchitis the ...

... During the intervant members of she on:is-Ara made a prceentation to their esteemed Nit% W. Sumner, to mark the happy of his golden wedding. whisk occurs ea January 3, 1934 Mr. Lloyd voted the thanks of the orchestra to Mr. Sumner. for the trotair'n and ...