... therefore, appeal to the public in Kent for spare clothing and boots and shoes for men, women or children who may be rendered homeless. The clothes should sent to:— The W.V.S. Emergency Clothing Depot, Barham Court, Maidstone, or The W.V,B. Emergency Clothing ...

... and others for articles made and dispatched the Forces. Mrs. Mitchell was chosen as delegate for the West Kent annual meeting to be held at Maidstone In April. It was also agreed to start a National Savings Association amongst the members. Mrs. Rae gave ...

... E. Wells was the undertaker. THE DEATH of Mr. Frank Bootes occurred on Thursday at Petts Wood. Ur. Bootes was an employee of the Tonbridge Rural District Council, served IS years the Royal West Kent Regiment and saw service In China, Singapore, Ceylon ...

... W the time to so. Get touch with ,^ «^y• Kent County Spitfire Fund at 18, Gabriels Hill, Maidstone, and box and the permit, which If you mean to collect from house-to-house, will be issued you. The kiddies Kent are not backward in helping the fund. Agm ...

... O. W. Bell. Mrs. C. B. polio. UNFIT TO FUAD. —When Gilbert Lanlker, of no fixed abode, appeared at the West Kent Quarter Sessions Maidstone Thursday week, having been committed for trial from Cranbrook on charge of window smashing Mr, X. H. Knlbbs’ grocery ...

... with the East Kent Regiment for eight years. Mr. and Mrs. Wickham enjoyed 67 years of married life, celebrating their golden wedding on September 1, 1933. A widow, one son in America, and two daughters (one In America and one at Maidstone) are bereaved ...

... REMAND. When the case Eric Byrne, 17, baker’s roundsman. came before the Maidstone Quarter Sessions Saturday, it was reported that he was still unwell, and the case was remitted to the Kent Assizes. The charge against Byrne was that on August 12 he broke Into ...

... (A) with Oracle Allen, Warren William IGHTHAM FARMER’S PASSING NR. W. r. CLYDE Agriculture West Kent has suffered severe loss by the death, in the West Kent General Hospital on Saturday, of Mr. William Fowler Olyde. A native of Devon, where his family ...

... E. Fisher (representing Lord and Lady Cornwallis), Mr. F. Ivo Neame (Chairman of the Kent NF.U.), Mr, A. T. Miller (vicechairman Kent N.F.U.). Mr. G. H. Oarrad (Kent County Agricultural Organiser), Mr. Vernon T. H. Beale (representing Paddock Wood Branch ...

... CYCLE-RADIO MANAGER Wanted; permanency, for Kent Branch.—Cyeo-Rado, Ltd., 53, High-street. Maidstone. T.BH EXPERIENCED Calendar Hands Wanted; also learners lor Ironing and calendar work.—Horns Laundry. Hawkhurst. Kent. tc REQUIRED for Licensed House, really ...

... Hop-picking Party, Stapleburst, per Miss M. Sboobrldge. £1 12*. of J. Clifford and Son. £1 10*. Maidstone Slaughter House Workers, 7th Instalment. £1 Is. Id.—Maidstone and District Foot Clinic. 6s.—Miss B. Ewing. £1 4*. —The Arrow, Lldstng, per Mr. T. H. Willis ...

... general office routine.— George Mantle, Rltherfleld. Knockholt, Sevenoaks. Kent. C.1478 STOCKMAN-SHEPHERD Wanted, good cottage; work for Wife, hops and fruit. Day, Barnes Place. Golden Green. WANTtD. Young Barm>id-Wftltre* ...