... more. WEDNESDAYS' BALL TICKET. The Sheerness and District Wednesdays' winning ball ticket, No. 9,729, drawn by Mr. R. Kennett, boot repairer, Union Street, Blue Town, was claimed lit M. Cooper, of 7, High Street, Blue Town. WOMEN'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ...

... same being Our Heritage, and was well Pye-Oliver, county controller, V.A.D. received by the members. A quantity - 1 Kent, from Maidstone, and Mrs. Falwasbooks, the gifts of members, were then sold ser, Lady District Superintendent. Local for the benefit ...

... 'Trailing. A letter watt read front the secretary of the Maidstone Chamber of Commerce, relative to a conference of delegates from nearly all the Chambers of Commerce in Kent. held at Maidstone an the 26th May. At the conference resolutions were passed ...

... Committee. It is the inten tion of the Kent County Council to create a large trading organisation in the Poor Law Reform Act, to cater for the requirements of Poor Law and other institutions from a depot in Maidstone, trade which in the past has been catered ...

... ____ The Kent League reatilm on Saturday were; Sitlingbourne 2. Dartford 2; R.N. Depot 4. lkwer 3; Nortlifieet 8, Fotkeatone 0; Gillingham 3, Tilbury 2. In the F.A. Cup (preliminary round) on Saturday, Tunbridge Wells Hangers defeated Maidstone 3-1; Bormal ...

... COLD! In snowy weather Rubber Boots are the best protetion. Taylor and Roberson have the hest. Children's sizes, 4/111, 5/11e, 6/11i. Ladies', 9/11. Keep the feet dry and warm. 9.33/15 CHEYNEY ROCK 'BUS SERVICE. The Maidstone and District Motor Services ...

... MISS A PENALTY IN FIRST TWO MINUTES. MAIDSTONE CAPTURE A POINT. On Saturday an icy blast swept the Botany Road ground, and when the gates were opened not many trooped in tp watch the Kent League game with Maidstone. The weather conditions were all against ...

... providing a good game was Wit r nesse& Mr. Rule then referred to Maidstone as a fine example of an amateur side, , and remarked that teams of that calibre had shown what they could do in Kent. In handing the trophy to Skipper Barber, amid loud cheers, ...

... entertainment • kindly arranged by the Hon. Mrs. W. S. Cornwallis in aid of the Kent Comity Ophthal and Aural Hospital, Maidstone. will take place at the Corn Exchange, Maidstone. on Saturday, at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. The well-known artistes include The Old Stagers ...

... the Council's lorries. Cr. Carpenter said that providing the Council's rights were safeguarded, the suggestions by the Maidstone and District Bus Services would lead to a fine improve.' ment in the town. Specifications and plans, were going to be submitted ...

... TO EXPLAIN AWAY. At Maidstone on Saturday, Sheppey put up an exceptionally fine display in the first : half, and at the interval honours were even, each side having a single goal to their credit. Following the change of ends Maidstone added several quick ...

... Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Beal (Barnlands); Mr. and Mrs. C. Beal (Ripney) ; Mr. A. Beal (Barnlands) ; Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams (Maidstone) ; Mrs. A. Beal and Miss F. Beal (Mustards); Mr. H. J. Coultrip (Kingaboroulifh) ; Mr. and Mrs. E. Love (Tenterden) ; Miss ...