... L. Hewett and Miss Golden heat Miss Roberts and Min; Kendall 6-2. 6-2: Miss F Smith and Sirs. M. Walters lost to Mrs. Young and Miss Parsons 6-3, 1-6. 2-6. Chas. Arkooll Ltd. v. Maidstone Priory. After an even match on Maidstone Athletic ground on Saturday ...

... 4; man for lamps, coal, wood, boots: must be spotlessly clean, methodical, obi*. ing, under 35, and really good dainty cooks, used to gentleman's servic e; goo d re f erents ! essential.—Apply, Pigeon Howie. Smeeth. Kent. WANT 11l experienced Muse-Parlours ...

... elcey (amalgamated with King and Ashenden). Match and Waterman. lord 'Thorpe and s'o.; Maidstone, stork. Messrs. Amlance and Foster. L. J. Parker and Sims; Maidstone, poultry and' produce. Page and Wells: Ashford, poultry and produce. C. F. W. Allen. W ...

... fruit.—lleverson, Wingham Court for golf club in East Kent, flan and 11ife. hetween 2 and 3.1, no children, as groundsman and Caretaker re. sisevti‘el.—Write, Box. &CA, Keats A,ltford. wanted for boots and coals to help in gulden.—Apply. Kennington Hall ...

... nieces). Then followed the employees and their wives. Amongst others were Mr. J. J. Masters (representing Kent County Council). Major Lushington (East Kent Yeomanry). Miss M. Hoare (repre. nesting Lient..Colonel G. L. Hoare). Mr. E. R Semmes (Chairman, Cranbrook ...

... 486. Among Kent Territorial arrangements for coast defence practice this summer will be the following:—Bent and Sussex. Thames and Medway, Heavy Brigade. R.A.. and Cinque Ports Fortress R.E.. at Felixtowe, between June 6 and August 16; Kent Fortress R ...

... thalune Optician. S3a. Bank Street. Ashton!. eutnults tram 9 a.in. to 6.30 p.m.. or by apputittmeut. I -See Ad'.t. Page 11. Golden 32,7 gi‘eu. —Leslau. 85. High 'A lilt Repair,— Kennett,. Ashioi '0 Night Starvation.—We bac* ygog done EIM, HOUSES. ETC., ...

... Lock lb. KENT MESSENGER v. REARSTED. Rain stopped play at Maidstone, on Batiks- day. in the match between tkiarsted and the Kent Messenger in which the latter tram were lending by 6 events to 5. Scores: Pritchard jun. and Mrs. Pritchard (Kent Messenger) ...

... OFF MYTH' ROAD. I Min. FROM EAST HILL WANTED to Kent, small Cottage, plu c k. IV oudcock , 41, Kent A% 01110, Attlitorti. w ANTED Hire, Michaelmas, Urass } tim, vies. Purchase. Ashiord dist riet.—Dynes Farm. £s9s.—Detaehed Freehold Brick awl Tile, E.L ...

... WHEAT AND OAT STRAW or Baled: Bar.. !Add l'Pliono 411 ASH BY fOH WHEAT Straw for all pnrposen dell‘ereil •uvwhere.—ltroolland, Kent. 'l'l u 17. 'flail lat.'s. Bullock trap. Shod.. etc.: catalogues tree.—hole. Poultry Appliance Works. Asktord N CPI:PIO Motor ...

... Winter; treasurer, Mr. W. F. Coomber; secretary, Mr. 11. T. Griffiths; committee, Captain L Chalk, Messrs. NV. E. Judge, 11..1. Kent, F. Nolan and S. G. Champion. Arrangements for the second annual dinner, on February 12, are well in hand. OLD-FASHIONED DANCE ...

... gates.--Apply by letter. Mrs. Sgocer, Friars, Great Chart. Kent. TRONG Girl sated to - help with house and kitchen; previous experience es. gondol; 17 Tears or over; three maids kept; on_ Maidstone District 'bus route. —• 1 lire. Crosse& s S • burst. tNursery ...