... 0-0-1 ; Mrs. Clinch, 0-1-1. Miss Thomas. 2-0-0 ; Au.;rcy. 0-1-0 R. Chittenden, 0-0-1 R. (]inch. 0-1-0 David Hardy. 0-0-1. Ladies--opan Mn. Snood. 1-0-0 ; Mrs. Carog, 1-2-0 ; Miss Hooter. 0-0-1 Mn. 0-1-0 ; Mn. Thomas. 0-0-1 ; Mrs. TINCIO. 1-0-0 ; Mn. ...

... marine engine fitter. Rouken Glen. Wises Lane 4 K. A. Hardy. seconded A. E. D. Doddington: George Sargent. The Old House, retiring member (pro B. T. Beaumont. seconded r e C d . Sellen); George Thomas Shuttleworth. poultry farmer. Wellwood (pr Major H. ...

... J PARRrIT, Bookseller, 17, High-street (Opposite St. Michael's Churth), Sittingbourse. HARDY All the Gardening Periodieth supplied. TREES EDWARD AND SHRUBS. THOMAS BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS FINE STOCK, WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING :- FRUIT TREES, ...

... Evenden c C. Brown b Hardy I J. Croud run out D. Lowes b Hardy T. Ager c Marshall b Hardy R. Carary c C. Moss b Davison H. 'Francis b Hardy S. Hollands b Hardy R. Hood not out Extras Total Bowling: Broad 3-54, Luck 1-27, Hall 3-18. Smith 2 ...

... AND LONDON WAREHOUSE. ELEY'S AMMUNITION. CURTIS & HARVEY'S GUNPOWDER. AGENT FOR THE PHCENIX FIRE OFFICE. HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS. EDWARD THOMAS, (ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY,' to call attention to his Fine Stock, which includes the following :—FRUIT ...

... the Ladies' Circles of Great Britain and N. Ireland. Mrs. E. J. Wraight was elected treasurer. Mrs. G. E. Hardy vicepresident, and Mrs. W. L. Thomas club correspondent. The new honorary members are Mrs. Lewis and Miss Boulding in place of Mrs. Rogers and ...

... instituted at the &street the learned Judges and the attorney-tivneral, tree. appears to Mr. Hardy to be rood reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to her Majesty for an unconditional ...

... 100. CUCUMBEit and MELON PLANTS of the choicest kinds. SEA KALE ROOTS, 8 - to 16 - per 100. CLEMATIS, TEA Ito Sat. and other HARDY. CLIMBERS. SHRUB: 4 and CONIFERM now be solely plautel. and until May. There &ace selection iu the Nur,eries. ensbnising NEARLY ...

... will comprise items by Miss Thomas' dancing school pupils and about six different variety acts. It will be staged at Westlands Secondary School on 8 December. The only blue note to be sounded so far is the response to Miss Thomas' appeal for local talent ...

... 11. Noble. A. W. Tapp. C. P. Davis, 11. Huggins, W. E. Thomas. W. R. Nottidge, J. E. Monica,. A. P. Niargetts. J. A. I'. Robinson. Colonel A. S. Bat ham. Capt, the lion. W. S. Corn. aalhs. E. Hardy. 11. Rotieveare. C. J. Burgess. E. Day. C. Wingfield Stratford ...

... only): five gallons, 12s. 6d., drum and carriage free' c.w.o.— Bugges Insecticides. Ltd., London Road. Sittingbourne. • CRANK 'THOMAS. goverment con-. tractor and turf specialist. Fine fibrous cultivated turf available, always on view at farm. Farmyard manure ...

... FORKS. Apply to Wass & Pagan, Sittingbonrus. Seed. wATT'S, EARLY ROSE, REGENTS, and other kinds, at low prim. Apply to J. B. THOMAS, Covent Garden Market, Loudon. Straw, BOUGHT for Cash, at LLOYD'S PAM Mum, Sittiogbourne. To Farmers and others. ABOUT 1,000 ...