... Stones, etc.. Bought tor Cash JOHN ANGELL, Watchmaker and Jewel ler, 110 112 aim 114. Street. Tonbridge; and at Mill Street. Maidstone loreign Money Exchanged Bureau Change lele p.ione 19' Tonbridge. LOVELY Leather, all COLOURS. Bd.‘»«. ft. Send 2d. Stamp ...

... Guernsey Farm, near Hawkhurst.—Apply Bassets,” Farnborough, Kent. PELAPONE Lighting Set for 50 volts, direct coupled; good order; Kingsclere, Lingfield 71 Onions, Ailsa Craig, Is. 6d. 100; Golden Bocca, Is. 3d. 100; Giant Kooca, Is. 100; all kinds of Spring ...

... 2, 8 to weeks, cwt., Id. 7lba—Honnors, Maidstone. REAL FOOD, Bonnon Chick Food.— Start your chicks on it—see them now. No. 1 small, 14s. 6d. cwt.. Is. 2d. Tlha; No. medium, 14a cwt., l ...

... Isaacs; Messrs. George and Blackman; Mrs. Jenner; the Mothers’ Union; Mrs. F. King; Mrs. E. King. GET BAQOESEN'S GOLDEN SEEDS for a Golden Harvest from W. H. EVANS, Grocery and Provision Stores. of Grand Lodge for the year endiM December, 1931, were very ...

... Only once in this half did Erith look like scoring, a golden opportunity being missed by one of the forwards in the month of goal. Considering the hundreds of supporters who made the journey to Maidstone, the attendance was satisfactory. B.E. ...

... whole thing, lies with vouj A cure does ¥ CjJU. m Pup® ?’', and urgency, of this projeetl sidered, 1 *that fu*t spa can show GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS T-fFAPT attainment.’full of enthusiasm a country as from's'* coal'and steel! It I themttractive, ...

... Miss Maud Swaffer; consolation, Miss Gammon. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. Russell; 2, Mr. Bach; 3, Mr. Young. CET Baggesens Golden Seeds for a Golden Harvest from F. JAVENS, The Quarter and High-street Supply Stores. LANGTON GREEN. BILLIARDS.—In the flying billiards ...

... 13s. cwt.. Is. Id. 7!bs.—Honnors. Maidstone. A REAL FOOD, Honnors Chick Food.— Start your chicks on it—see them grow. No. 1 small, 14s. 6d. cwt.. Is. 2d. 71bs.; No. 2 medium, 14s. cwt.. Is. Id. 71b8.—Honnors, Maidstone. FREE for short time only.—Special ...

... Harden, on Monday the Cranbrook Coroner (Major Brie Clarke) and a jury. Major said his son had been employed Messrs. Bootes, Maidstone, for three years and had driven a car to oiid from his work during the whole of that time. He was a good driver and was ...

... Graefe). In addition local residents there were dancers from Maidstone, Cranbrook, Staplchurst and Hurst Green. Messrs. G. H. Martin and Sou decorated the room, and Mr. Carden, of Maidstone, was M.C. Mrs. French, Mrs. and Mrs. Graefe were the iudees in ...

... and Co. (Hastings), Messrs. Wallis, Holder and Lee (Tunbridge Wells), Messrs. Charles Arkcoll, Ltd. (Maidstone), Messrs. William Laurence, Ltd. (Maidstone), Messrs. Petty, Wood and Co. (London) and Messrs. Sorenson, Ltd. (London). Among the many other persons ...

... Family; Martha, Len and Family; Edie and Bob; Grandchildren at Maidstone; Grandchildren at Finchley; Grandchildren at Tonbridge; Great-grandchildren at Tonbridge; Grandchildren at Golden Green; Mr. and Mrs. T. Wood (Hartford); Min, Ern and George; Emma ...