... WadborsC 709 SCARLET Hunting Coat, new; Cap; Top Boots (by Peel), block leg; with trees; two pairs Breeches; Huntsman's Horn (by Swayne and Adeney); the lot.—Marshall, Ridgewood Cottage. Sundridge, Kent. WELL-GROWN Bed of Osiers for Sale, about half-acre ...

... singing. KENT SCHOOLMASTERS FORM FEDERATION. INTERESTING MAIDSTONE MEETING. On Saturday morning a meeting of considerable interest to schoolmasters in Kent was held at the Star Hotel, Maidstone. The gathering included representatives of the ...

... Gas Company on Wednesday afternoon, under the chairmanship of Mr. H. D. Small, of Maidstone, when there was a good attendance representing the various districts in the Kent area. The visitors were.heartily welcomed by the officers, Mr. C. F. Catt and Jlr ...

... WEDNESDAY, Sill DECEMBER, mi, SO FAT 6TBEBB and HEIFEES, 36 FAT SHEEP and LAMBS. 30 FAT PIGS and CALVES. And the Exhibits of Hops. Boots, Potatoes, Corn and Apples. Also the Fat Beasts, Sheep and Pigs in the Outside Market. The above will be SOLD by AUCTION in ...

... Rangers avenged themtre deteut Maidstone, there ot 4.j20. which represented I'® . and it is more than • •ins hgures will be ecupeed nest ,-,'vii’en Gillingham will bring .r lull English team to Rangers Gown Farm in the ol the Kent Ijcague Cup. This is match ...

... Sale, Catalogues of the Auctioneers, Hawkhurst, Kent; Ashford, Kent; and Bye. Sussex. PRELIMINARY LIST OF FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES BY GEERINQ A COLYER. THURSDAY, 18th JUNB.-At THE STAR HOTEL, MAIDSTONE. PONDS. FRITTEN DEN. A fine old Elizabethan House ...

... Champreys 1 N Golds b O Scott 1 C A Smith o P J May b Champreys Extras Total JAY’S NEW MAIDSTONE STORE, Brig.-Qenerel T. 8. M. Pitt, the President of the Maidstone Chamber of Commerce, who was accompanied by the Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor and Mrs ...

... Ramshaw. Miss Sybil Warren and Mr. Tuxford; lucky prize, Mr. Eddie Humphrey. Music was supplied by the Agador Band from Maidstone. HOSPITAL COMMITTEE MEETING. A meeting of the Hospital Committee was held on Thursday at the Parish Hall, when the chair ...

... of pushing Kent men in the team that would be done. His association with Kent had been happy because had had the pleasure of serving with such men as Mr. Day (Maidstone) and Mr. Leslie May. He hoped that the time would come when the Kent side would consist ...

... , Sevenoaks. C Cock-Ocncral aad Baasw- Parlonrmnirf '» ...

... children from Tonbridge, and soipe. of the Shipbourne children, under the direction of Miss Fuller. KENT AND CHARING CROSS. WROTHAM SUPPORTS MAIDSTONE IN PLEA NOT TO MOVE THE STATION. Wrotham Urban District Council, at its meeting on Monday, passed a ...

... secretaryship several years ago the show has made steady progress, until now it can more than hold its own among similar events in Kent, East Surrey and Snssex. Mr. Manwaring again demonstrated his ability as an organiser on Wednesday, and is to his credit that ...