... placed in the Chapel, apply Secretary; Office: 7. ASHFORD ROAD, MAIDSTONE Telephone: Maidstone 2030 Lathi CTMt, bUt, Brlttah Ctema, , S—. •19/10/0 l| i. BURSIEM i SON KENT* SUSSEX * M ON U MENTAL WORKS, 77, Calverlev Rd., Tunbridge Wells J 1 TaL ISJJ r~ ...

... breeding was demonstrated by members of the recently formed Kent Hamsters Club who staged their first solo show at Favershni last S.tiurda. Hitherto in Kent there had been on!) four exhibitions of Golden Hamsters. Take a tan.-gold creature about seven inches ...

... particulars of the Rook of Remembrance, now placed in the Chapel, apply to Secretary Office : 7, ASHFORD ROAD, MAIDSTONE Telephone : Maidstone 2930 R. W. WEEKES, Ltd. ROLLS-ROYCE HEARSE FOR MITCHELL.—The Daughters of the late Mrs. E. E. MitcheU. 107. Q ...

... 21 7 Fixtures for Good Friday:— KENT LEAGUE, (Division 1). Ashford, v. Chatham (Town. Canterbury v. Ramsgate. Deal Town v. Folkestone. Sheppey United v. Lloyds. Maidstone United v. Margate. Dover v. Aylesford P.M. KENT LEAGUE. (Div. 2). Chatham Res. v ...

... member of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men, he is also Chairman of the Board of Visitors to Maidstone Prison. He NVIS Chairman of the Kent Agrieulturitl Wages Committee from 1935-40 and Chairman of the West Kent Unemployment Appeal Tribunal from ...

... v. Westgate. Easter Monday. Kent genial. Cop—Final Gillingham V. G'end & Nileet. Kent Amateur Cup—Final Bromley v. Thamestde Amateurs Kent League—Division I. Ramsgate A. V. Canierbury (3.15) Margate Y. Maidstone (3.15) Chatham To v. Ashford. Gillingham ...

... EAST KENT GAZETTE The teem he die FOOTBALL Maidatome United 4. Sittiogboonw • Not since the days before the war have Sittingbourne won on Maidstone's spacious wound. and any hopes they had of breaking the spell on Saturday disappeared in the first few ...

... KENT ARCH&OLOGISTS To Visit Sittiogbasme District Members of the Kent Archeological Society will visi! the Sittinghourne district on Saturday week (April 30th) and tour the arca to view some of the antiquities of the neighbourhood. The members will assemble ...

... Andrew Pursey recited, and John Ash gave a Bible reading. EYTHORNE AND ELVINGTON. Golden. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatton, of 5. Larch Road, Elvington, celebrated their golden weeding on Friday, and held a family re-union—all their eight children and four ...

... my Mummy the Kentidi Kent League.—tletteshanger C.W. 'd he Kent nts, and I w is h I cou. s v. 31argate • Sit tingholime v. Deal I rend all the news T. ; JIM, !Chat hams V. Dover. Div. I - !Jemmy says one day we may ll.—Maidstone Les. Ashford hock to England ...

... by the delegates to the annual meeting of the Kent Association of Parish Councils, in Maidstone. Further representations are to be nade regarding the delivery of goods by the Railway Executive. The Electricity Board cannot promise a sup. ply for Coxhill ...

... They will make their home in Maidstone. Railway Orphism There are no keener supporters of the Southern Railway Orphanage and Home for Old People than those connected with the British Railways staffs in this part of Kent. Perhaps this is due to the drive ...