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... GOLDEN MILLER NOT TO RUN GOLDEN MILLER will not run for the Crawley Steeplechase at Gatwick to-morrow. A certain starter for the race is Mr Dorm's young 'chaser Argental. H. Nicholson will ride- 2 A—STAYERS' HANDICAP 'CHASE of . \J IiOO soys. 4m. BLUE ...
... Use CAMILATONE and GOLDEN RINSE regularly and there will be no need to H fear that your hair will lose its beauty *' and freshness. This wonderful shampoo keeps the hair constantly beautiful and brings out the natural brilliance. Your hair will always ...
... FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, WANTED. WANTED, to Kent Furnished Caravan.—Write 1576, ■' Mail, Mull. 22 1 CRN SHED House or Flat required by young couple, one child.— Mail, Hull. 20 WANTED, small Furnished Bungalow or Cottage, months summer, Hornsea, C'owden ...
... MISCELLANEOUS GT. THORNTON-ST.—Gent's Suits, Evening; and Dinner Suits, White Shirts, Pretty D. Dresses, Children's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc. P8 Glass Cut, wholrulo prices.—Philip Bennett, Ltd., Glass Works, Wassand-street. 'Phone 33664. Positively ...
... illness in order to persuade her to enter his house, was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment the second division at Kent Assizes, at Maidstone, to-day. Alfred John Hills, a 23-years-old carpenter, pleaded guilty to wounding Daisy Frances Hall with intent ...
... Castle. Bell Boy, Lazy Boots, Provocative, Prominent Lad, Field Master. Davy Jones, Drim, Don Bradman, Lough Cottage. Xoble Tipp. Rock Lad. Norman Glory, Blue Prince. Hopeful Hero. Buck thorn. Comedian, Bratton. Santa Luz. West Kent, Tapinois. Dryburgb Irvine ...
... people, I observed in drive from Kent to the city this morning, are making a somewhat pathetic effort encourage, during the winter months, the trade of which bad summer has cheated many of them. the main road - from Maidstone to London are least two roadhouse ...
... own.er'3 place. FREEMAN'S Freeman played a great- part in Kent's victory over Leicester by runs at Maidstone to-day. The slow bowler had the remarkable match average of 13 wickets for 128 runs. KENT First Innings. Second Innings. Ashdown c Sidwell b Smith ...
... winners, Sprig and Gregalach, presided in the absence Mr Charles Long. tut The Kent County Council decided Testerday, subject to contract, to buy the freehold of Maidstone Gaol and the Government buildings outside the walls for £23.750. The area comprises ...
... 2.3O.—HARVILLE STEEPLECHASE of' 70 soys. Three miles.- Off at 230 GOLDEN HOLIDAY (Sir P G-Lawson) 1; BI'ACKGANG LAD (Capt Brownhill), 2: BLLE PETER (Lt H Courage), 3. Also ran: F GOLDEN HOLIDAY, to 1 agst Blue Peter. 20 to 1 Blackgang Lad and Flashing ...
... Birmingham. 26070: P.C. Syndicate, London. 5.E.9. 29731: Frenia, London, 5.W.19. EM 30180: Old Boot, Glasgow. 05107: Bunty, Maidstone, Kent. XQ 88661: Happy Go Lucky, of Localsh. Scotland. 41875: Ansell, Mrs., Hitchin, Herts. JC 30268: Charlton ...
... Syndicate, West Wick- W7ickham, Kent. L.J. 50328: Carmody, Mrs E., Ennis. L.S. 28122: Thorne, A., East Croydon. H.J. 73582: Gallagher, Dar Morpeth. K.N. 87174: Arthur and Mary, Cambridge. A.J. 01712: Thankful. Welling. Kent. K.B. 59513: Nil Dcsperandum ...