... stealing cherries at Paristi Farm, Last Mailing. LICENSEE'S DEATH.—\Ir. Chas. H. 3larshall, M.M., licensee of the Foresters Arm,, shish was de, troyed by a bomb during the war. died ill the West Kent Hospital on Friday, aged 62. CLOTHING THEFT. — Thoma• ...

... v. Tunbridge Wells (5.0) Hastings v. Tunbridge Wells Ladles ...

... time with the Intention of committing a serious offence. Mr. L. H. Rasxall prosecuted, and Moon, who was represented by Mr. John Metcalf, was committed lor trial at Kent Assizes on June 25. ball being renewed. Mary Jane Hewitt (21). of 14, Crescentroad ...

... day, 24th Oct. for Days Doors Open 140 of arms made impossible. Only Should a xvihole day’s help be was the old old story about to Matches for Saturday, October driven by ChirlS M JKw M Dane Janls Zachary such arms as were required for impossible, then the ...

... Church, i Phone 2703. 4863 CLEAN YOUR CHIMNEY for 6d. only i with the Instant Soot Destroyer,— From W. Dawes, Ironmonger. St. John'srd G. A Price, Ironmonger. High-st.. Rusthall. Tun, Wells, GOOD NEWS from the Cooking Front. A full set of 3 high grade Aluminium ...

... after 5 p.m. ONE Navy Frock thin wool, new, £3; l Saxe Blue Frock, ditto. £2 10a.: 2 White Blouses, school. 10/-; 1 Blue Cardigan. 7/6: 1 pair Girl's Strap Shoes. 10/-; 1 pair ditto (size si), 7/6: 1 pair Girls Black Shoes. 12/-; no coupons.— Teh 2109 ...

... Boys' 75 yards (7-9)— M. Cottam; girls, H. Orpin. Men’s 100 yards—L. J. Skinner; ladies. Miss E. Boakes. Fancy dress parade: Arm Hollands. David Edwards. June Edwards. SO yards slow cycle—A. V. Harmer. 100 yards handicap (40 and oven—O. Baldnc*. Potato ...

... RELIABLE woman or Girl wanted; E Barren. Little Watt Fa, GASSONS .24ts. 2,4 p. 6-8, Duncendene, .Road. Whit etahle. year, with armed increrme• se; meinine.: other hell , kept : Running Farm. fl..rnhill. Faser,ham. WANTED for Calmat Hill Farm, Sturre. coVERNMENT ...