... Chatham. e1 XM M.G., 8 h.p., two-seater. good condition. Writ* jjg News Office, Chatham. £l7/10. Raleigh miles. Snip. 118, Maidstone-roa«' fl ; inn CARS wanted: °' waiting Monarch ,c€ street, Gillingham. Phone 560& ♦ioi’fi I? IQ9Q h.p. MORRIS: excep. lo— ...

... which had been well carried out despite the fact that he had been ill. It was decided to enter Division II the Weald Kent League, the Kent Junior Cup and, probably, the K.C.FA. Benevolent Cup. NEWENDEN ST. PETER'S DAY.—On Thursday. St. Peter's Day celebrations ...

... EAST KENT NEWS. Notices of Ctoming Events are not regarded as News, and to secure insertion must be paid for as advertisements. ST. MARGARET'S. The Thetis Fund. The subscription of £2 125., raised by the Margaret's British Legion, Women's Section, for ...

... Mackellow, of Crawborough, and they were married at All Saints' on June 7, 1891. They would, therefore, have celebrated their golden wedding in two years' time. Mr. Glenister was well-known at Crowborough, where he and his wife have very many friends. The ...

... of helping Ex-Service Ir wives and children. in the way at money, food or clothing, also in providing summer holidays and boots tar OW poorest children. She spoke of weans% service now and in the past, ing such pioneers as Joan of Arc. roeence Nightingale ...

... FIELD EVENTS Decided at Maidstone on Hal Mt Putting the Weight 1. PC. I Stevens iA. 398. Pins.. 2. F. IW.); 3, P.C. W. Boot 4. Sradley Long Jump: 1. P.C. E. Sharp Pins.; 2. P.C. B. Kidd tT. 1: 3, P.C. 0. Knight and R.); • Bgt. T. Jones o• . Throwing the ...

... branch of the Kent County Association for the Blind, held its annual outing on Monday, July 10th, when a visit was paid to Margate. About 60 members and their guides assembled at the Sheerness 'Bus Station, whence they departed in two Maidstone and District ...

... Truman best P. F. Howarth » Mri WEST KENT SESSIONS t % • — cEB w>: ?ra^ p new -^n“ , ~ aictev^C YOUTH’S SERIOUS OFFENCES. The programme, usual under the new J lre bs—lt—l«, wins spoon and mm. Ml m W m At the West Kent Quarter Sessions WESTERHAM. tolToT ...

... KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE NEW SKINNERS' SCHOOL FIRST OF BUILDING PROJECTS At the meeting the Kent Education Committee held at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Monday, and over which Alderman W. R. Nottidge presided, it was revealed that the erection of ...

... DELIVERY in our own Delivery Area. CARRIAGE PAID *l*ewhere on £5 Orders Smaller Orders CARRIAGE FORWARD. CHIESMANS OF MAIDSTONE Phone : Maidstone 3304. ...

... Bowling Club defeated Messrs. P. Fox, W. Sandford and C. Bavin, of Gillingham Masonic 8.C., 21-14 in the first round of the Kent Triples on Monday. Refugee Children Entertain.—Basque refugee children from a home in Margate gave concert in their national ...

... I/I A NEW skinner*’ school first V |riJ /j BUILDING PROJECTS ■! At the meeting the Kent Education Kwt M / // ...