Cutting from "The Daily Mail". A letter to this paper explaining that the purpose of the Windmill Section of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings is "to give assistance in the repair both of working mills and of those that remain as landmarks".

Cutting from "Cycling". Drawing of Kingsdown Mill at night.

Cutting from "The Star". An appeal is being sort for funds to repair the Old Mill at Hearne.

Cutting from "Kent and Sussex Post" reporting that the Architectural Press have just published an interesting "work" on "English Windmills" by the author M I Batten under the auspices of the SPAB. It makes mention of the fact that Windmills are "rapidly becoming things of the past", though many still remain.

Cutting from "Croydon Advertiser". The old windmill at Shirley village is a familiar landmark in the Shirley Hills.

Article in 'The Illustrated Carpenter and Builder' by Reece Winstone A.R.P.S., F.R.S.A. on the theme of the variety of windmills and the arrival of the new wind turbine being put up at St.Albans that should generate 100 kW in a 30 mile per hou. wind.

Cutting from "Southport Visitor" reporting that another windmill had been destroyed resulting from a grass fire. There was no water available at the site to prevent the mill becoming a heap of charred ashes.

Cutting from "Evening News" reporting that the old mill at Cobham, Kent is to be converted into a house.

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Cutting from "New Zealand Herald". A Photograph of a pleasing study in the grainfields at Chillenden, Kent with the old mill in the background.

Cutting from "South Eastern Gazette" reporting that members of the Kent Archaeological Society at their AGM will be asked to confirm the appointments of various roles. Lectures on "Windmills at Work" by Mr F C Bazett-Jones and "Humours and Curiosities of Parish Documents" by Mr W H Aymer Vallance.

Cutting from "News Chronicle". A miller and his two sons fought throughout the night to save their windmill during a gale. They managed to tie down the sails by the early morning.

Cutting from "The Farmers Weekly". The Windmill Committee (SPAB) presented their certificate to mill owner Mr G R Holt for maintenance of mills. He had recently made and installed replacement sails to the mill.

Cutting from "Kent Messenger". A party from the Folkestone Natural History Society visited Cranford church followed by a visit to the Old Mill at Cranbrook.

Cutting from "Bromley District Times". Photograph of the Old Mill at Keston.

Cutting from "Kent Messenger" claims Cranbrook is one of the landmarks of the Weald of Kent.

Cutting from "Liverpool Post and Mercury". This house stands 300ft above sea Level at St Margaret's-at-Cliff, Dover.

Cutting from "Bromley and Kentish Times". A forthcoming talk "Windmills at Work" to be given by Mr F C Bazett-Jones, followed by a series of slides on Keston Mill.

Cutting from "East Kent Gazette" reporting that Mr E V Lucas of the Windmill Committee (Society for The Protection of Ancient Buildings) visited the old windmill at Stanford to present the Society's twelth Windmill certificate to mill owner and miller Mr G R Holt.

Cutting from "Ertham and Kentish Times". The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, represented by a member, visited Stanford Windmill to present a certificate to miller and owner as a "record of the society's appreciation of zeal in maintenance of these beautiful structures".