S Turner run out W Streatfeild b Limm W F Davies run out J H Bonham-Carter c Bays b Wiseman W S Bidmead c Barrs b Bell S Oldiield not out Extras Total (for 5 wickets dec.) .. 94 W Vaus. W Mason, P Taylor, L West, E Wilson did not bat. LIMES. S Wiseman b Mason i Summers c Streatf

J Seal c Leppard b Edwicker H Sanders c Christie b Edwicker C Pickett b Edwicker T Seal b Cooper W Draper b Cooper S Harrison b Cooper F Smith b Edwicker C Webb b Richards R Chapman not out E Waterhouse b Richards Extras _ Total .. 55 Edwicker 4-6. Cooper 3-14. WARLINGHAM. Chris

Among the beautiful gardens to be thrown open to the public on Wednesday next, in connection with the National Garden Scheme in aid of District Nursing, are Gravel Pit. Toys Hill (Sir Francis Oppenheimer. K.C.M.G.I. and Knole. Sevenoaks (Lord Sackville). The hours of opening are

Messrs. Pattullo iSevenoaks) Ltd., had a good supply of stock in Sevenoaks market on Tuesday last. Small killing calves 505., with heifers and bulls fit for rearing 655. Veal calves met an unchanged trade, prices varying from £5 2s. 6d. to £7 ss. A small supply of pork met a bet

:. For Baby's Comfort It is so easy through a little thoughtlessness to let baby's fine skin get roughened and made sore and coarse. The delicate of an infant chafes readily, and it needs great care to protect it from all harm. After baby's bath, great care must be taken to dry

Dr. Joseph ftohan, of Biggin Hill, stated that he had been attending Mr. Duffy since May 22nd. He had been suffering from gastritis and dermititis and was very depressed, nervous and shaky. He told witness that he was worried about his wife, who was an invalid. Between May 22nd

Brasted Young Farmers' Club organised a very successful Jumble sale in the Village Hall, on Tuesday evening, as a result of which their funds will benefit by £6. Those in charge of stalls were: Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Standing and the Misses Waller.