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HOOFDBUREAU: AMSTERDAM No. 32064 AVONDBLAD - POSTEDITIÉ 99ste Jaar Nieuwe Amsterdamsche Courant N.Z. Voorburgwal 234—240 Dit nummer bestaai Uit v3er Mades. TËLfcFON tN. Daan» Algemeen AEle kantoren tot 6 uur: 30104 (vi;J lijnen). ( Handelsblad verschijnt des morgens ca (tot n.m.) 30404 Redactie. ***'es 32623 Administratie 8 a - avonds, behalve Zondagavond en Maandagochtend. 35080 Afd Handei en Scheepvaart - 35173 Financiea —-- ABONNEMENT) per kwartaal bij vooruitbetaling f5.50, 35574 Sport. - 32623 Portier (van 8 u. n.m. tot 9u. v.m.) 1 j*r maand f I.QO. Buiten Amsterdam 20 cent p. m. extra Intercommunale Lijn Letter: K. i Wzorging. Buitenland: -per kwartaal f 15.— Buitenlandsche ALGEMEEN HANDELSBLAD POST-OiRO No. 80 — OEM.-OIRO H. 3000. Ned.-Indië per ■^-Abonnementen tegen lageren prijs. KALFF Jr. Voor advertentie-tarieven zie pagina 8 «epost f io.-. Losse Nummers 9 cent. ■Directeur: A. HELDRING. Dinsdag 8 Juni 1926 Hoofdredacteur: Mr. J. PRINS HENDRIK. R.K. STAATSPARTIJ. reorganisatie-rapport. HET NIEUWE BELASTINGBOEKET. BINNENLAND. Prins Hendrik wordthedenavond om- Het Belangrijkste Nieuws. streeks 10 uur in de residentie verwacht* Wij hebben enkele weken geleden een vrij uit Zondag zal verblijven. nieuwe 11. DE TREKHOND. waar hij tot voerig overzicht gegeven van het reorganisatie ln den herfst^ inschrijving op twee rapport cler R. K. Staatspartij. schepen voor de Paketvaart Mij. Binnen- Er circuleert in'Nederland een adres aan De behandeling in de onderscheidene Rijkskies- land. — 6er^ VO"S' artikel wezen wij op verschil- De opbrengst van de weeldeverteringsb/e- de Tweede Kamer met de bedoeling een ab- DE COMMISSARIS DER KONINGIN kring-organisaties heeft evenwel aanleiding gege- (hk. 1.) len? parallel loopende te verkrijgen om den hond ven tot het inzenden van een groot getal amen- ih v w^zisingen, welke minister De Geer -lasting en van de hiermede soluut verbod IN N.-H. het Weeldebelasting den heffing op de verteringen in hotels etc. zal als trekdier te gebruiken. Wij gelooven, dat dementen. In hoofdzaak de samenstelling van den Gunstige resultaten voor de Rotterdam- , ontwerp van de der stemgerechtigde Colijn worden aangewend voor de verlaging van zulk een verbod noodig is. Zeker, er zijn De Commisaris der Koningin in Noord- Partijraad, keuze afge- sche haven. Recordcijfers in kolenuitvoer. ■— ~?r, heeft aangebracht en stelden vaardigden en de reglementeering der „Studie- [Z ln het licht, dat hierdoor ongetwijfeld verschillende andere belastingen. groote sterke honden, die wel een kar kun- Holland, jhr. mr. dr. A. Röell, keert a.s. Binnenland. clubs", ontmoetten nog al eenige tegenkanting. (bk. L) bedenkingen zijn vervallen, Minister Colijn had hierbij voornamelijk nen trekken, maar ei is geen regeling mo- Donderdag van zijn verlof terug. Hij heeft gehouden vergade- »6llVaiX ernst^'e successie- kan worden ondergaan. In een Zaterdag te Utracht egen e*; oorspronkelijke voorstel een vermindering der en van de gelijk, waarbij misbruik voor- een badkuur te Mariënbad ring van het Partijbestuur mét de volledige Reor- reorganisatie-rapport ko 1 Het van de R.-K. [ n w orden (ingebracht. Nog een andere, inkomstenbelasting op het oog. De heer De komen. Misbruik van sterken drank en van ganisatie-Commis-gie, onder presidium van den Staatspartij. Binnenland. Jtav zooals wij de plannen middelen men kunnen verbetering, waarop de aan- Geer handhaaft, zagen, bedwelmende zou FRANKRIJK heer jhr. mr. Ch. Ruysdeßeerenbrouck, — (hk. daCt^rïike successiebelasting. verbod, per persoon ARBITRAGEVERDR. MET zijn voorgestelde wijzigingen aan eene breed- 1.1 ia jt,m°et worden gevestigd, bestaat hier- inzake de voorkomen zonder door de '~clat niet meer de verkoopen in het klein Voor het overige geeft hij echter de voor- slechts een zeer klsjne hoeveelheid te ver- Naar wij vernemen zijn tusschen de Fran- voerige bespreking onderworpen. Brazilië zou besloten hebben zich uit den j tot de van en borden getroffen, doch de aflevering keur aan een afschaffing van de ten behoeve koopen van de in groote hoeveelheden scha- Nederlandsche Regeeringen onder- Ten slotte kwam men samenstelling Volkenbond terug te trekken. Volken- ,j0 sche en een prae-advies, waaraan wij het voornaamste — n vervaal'diger of wel de invoer. De van het Leeningfonds geheven opcenten op delijke stof — maar wij kunnen ons geen handelingen begonnen over de herziening bond. heff- Belasting ontleenen. (bk. 5.) Zal **vs de bron, waar- de Personeele en op den Suiker- regeling denken, waarbij de grootte van den van het op 6 April 1904 te Parijs gesloten don'r 1? Sesc^eden verlaging der hoofdsom gecontroleerd. Het artikel 11, regelende de samenstelling van j accijns, een geregeld en net aantal personen, dat tot het hou- en aan trekhond werd — arbitrage verdrag. den Partijraad als volgt te doen luden: Een Amerikaansch financieel deskundige an aanteekeningen ten behoeve van van de Personeele belasting. Zulks omdat Ten eerste is de grootte geen bewijs voor Ih den titel wordt het woord „Bondsvergade- als de financiën. de lanI Rijks- heeft adviseur voor Poolsche Us wordt verplicht en het aantal anders de band, die tusschen en Ge- kracht, een kleine bulldog soms meer ring" geschrapt, waarmede dit instituut komt te — Inkomstenbelasting veelal is die DE GEZANT VAN SPANJE. Polen. Pla\«sen, waar de controle wordt ge- meentelijke ge- kracht dan een oude Duitsche dog, an- vervallen. (blz. 6.) worden bedrefgd en meer- is. Ten tweede is de algemeene vergadering der R.K. belangrijk beperkt zal kunnen wor- legd, ernstig zou derhalf maal zoo hoog Naar wij vernemen zal de Spaansche ge- „De Staatspartij us ' prijsgegeven. Een uiterst moeilijk heet Partijraad. Geweldige regenval in en Po- malen zou moeten worden belasting van de trekkar te te Den Haag, de heer Santiago Men- Duitschland verlaging Belasting zal overi- veld- zant Voorzitter van den Partijraad is de voorzitter len. Polen. 1 weeldeverterings- der Personeele bepalen voor den controleerenden des de Figo, binnenkort een andere bestenr- -& tabel der aan de gens voor tal van gemeenten een direct wachter. Ten derde wordt deze last, indien van de-R.K. Tweede Kamerfractie. — (hk. B.J bel"asting te onderwerpen goederen heeft ming krijgen en wordt hij derhalve niet meer De Partijraad is samengesteld uit: 1 financieel nadeel beteekenen, waarop in de hij al blijkt juist beneden het toelaatbare te Ster tal van wijzigingen aange- op zijn post in de resirentie terugverwacht A. Stemgerechtigde leden. Als zoodanig treden De Turksche Xationale Vergadering heeft hra I Geer Memorie van Toelichting tot onze verwonde- zijn, b.v. 100 kg, direct met 80 kg verzwaard Zo° vervalt b-v. de heffing op auto- van zijn verblijf in zijn land, waarheen hij op de afgevaardigden der Rijkskieskringorganisa- het verdrag van Mosoel goedgekeurd. öioV ï ring met geen enkel woord wordt gewezen. de er boven op kan n op wandbetimmeringen, op edel- doordat bestuurder onlangs is vertrokken. ties. Turkije. — ge.t De gemeenten hebben het recht, tot een zoodra de veldwachter uit het ge- B. zoodanig op: r ' halfedelsteenen, zijde, springen, Adviseerende leden. Als treden (bk. e.) tenten en op zeker maximum opcenten te heffen op de belastingbepaling 1. en wild en ge- zicht is. Ten vierde is elke de leden van het bestuur der K.-K. Staats- Vo» halfzijde en fluweel, op Personeele Belasting. In vele gevallen wordt heuvelachtig terrein, aangezien WIJKVERPLEGING OP HET LOO. partij; 2. de leden der R.-K. Kamerfracties; 3. de Het kalifaateongres te Mekka geopend. i 6 radiotoe- onzinnig op stel] oesters. kreeften enz., op van dit recht reeds sinds lang tot het toege- leege kar al een veel te zware leden van het bestuur der Kiesvereeniging ten Arabië. — 'en op biljarten. Blijkbaar heeft men aldaar een op plechtige stane maximum gebruik gemaakt. Indien de kau zijn voor een hond. Op Het Loo is gistermiddag behoeve van de verkiezing van leden van de (bk. 6.1 bezwaren treklast woning wijkver- Eerste Kamer; 1. de volgende gequalificeerde Uit d W^en tegemoet komen aan hoofdsom der Personeele Belasting wordt niet tegen, dat er wijze de nieuwe voor de 0 handel en nijverheid, Wij spreken volstrekt Herv. Gemeente in ge- personen; die leden van de R.-K. Staatspartij moe- Te Amsterdam wordt door hoJ" dingen van verlaagd, dan beteekent dat dus, dat de ge- menig is, die goed is voor zijn pleegster der Ned. verschillende niet ontkend, dat juist boerenknecht waarbij zuster Zorn door de ten zijn: drie door den Senaat aan te wijzen hoog- gemeenten plan gemaakt voor ge- vef ?. kan worden meentebesturen, die het aantal opcenten die tegen de helling zal helpen du- bruik genomen, enz. een llende de bovengenoemde artike- beesten, Koningin persoonlijk in haar nieuwe woning leeraren der R.-K. Universiteit; één der door meenschappelijke godsdienstige verzorging len van niet verder kunnen veshoogen, automatisch het ligt voor de hand,' dat zelfs wijzen R.-K.— hoog- \ bij het begrip wen, maar geïnstalleerd. hen uit hun midden aan te ondogmatischen de bewoners der iJüv » Wel uitstek onder minder zullen ontvangen. » in heet weer liever zijn werd Openbare — in zin van e de beste karreman de Ko- leeraren aan de Universiteiten en Hoo- Kerknieuws. vallen. Daaraan zou alleen tegemoet kunnen wor- dan zich zelf vooral omdat Om klokslag drie uur kwamen gescholen ; vijf professoren der seminaries, uit eik buitenwijken. hond vermoeit Prins Hendrik prinses Juliana, — (bk. IO.Jt gi °tusschen heeft de spoed, die bij de wijzi- den gekomen door een verhooging van het gewoon is het— beest met de ningin, en bisdom één, aan te wijzen door de gezamenlijke n hij nu eenmaal vergezeld F. M. L. baron van Geon, seminarie; a het ontwerp is betracht, tot gevolg toegelaten aantal opcenten (waardoor de te zien, loopen en niets door Professoren van ieder één' persoon, Nieuwe taxaties de Visp. Beurs en -BehaH jn tong uit den bek particulier en freule aangewezen door het personeel van gr in tal van gevallen een verkeerde verlichting van druk, die uit de verlaging onverschilliger dan gewoonte.— Niet kamerheer ën secretaris, uit en doceerend Nijverheid.
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    Kent County Cricketers A to Z Part Two 1919-1939 By Derek Carlaw Statistics by John Winnifrith This collection of biographies have been written, on behalf of the ACS, by Derek Carlaw. For those readers wishing to obtain more detailed statistical information, it is recommended that a search is undertaken on the relevant pages of the CricketArchive website ( http://cricketarchive.com/ ). Kent County Cricketers A to Z Part Two 1919 to 1939 Introduction Part Two of the Kent A to Z covers the 92 cricketers who made their entry into first-class cricket for Kent between the wars. With 12 Championship titles, 330 wins and only 49 defeats, Yorkshire dominated throughout the two decades, but Kent could reasonably claim to be the most successful of the Southern counties, twice ending runners-up and in only three seasons failing to finish in the top half of the table. During those inter-war years, cricket was becoming increasingly professional. Of the names listed in the county averages in the 1921 Wisden, over 57% were amateurs. By 1931 the figure had fallen to 41%; and in the last pre-war season it was down to 33%. Kent, in common with one or two other counties, fought hard against the prevailing trend. Throughout the period, they stuck to their long- established policy of endeavouring to field a minimum of three amateurs in every match. In practice, they were quite frequently unable to do so, especially early in the season but, of the 92 cricketers listed in the following pages, 60, i.e. over 65%, were, in the idiom of the time, ‘Gentlemen’.
  • Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 05/06/1915 1 Abbott T Pte 15Th Platoon,D Co

    Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 05/06/1915 1 Abbott T Pte 15Th Platoon,D Co

    Date Page Surname Forenames Rank Regiment Notes 05/06/1915 1 Abbott T Pte 15th Platoon,D Co. Y&L Letter to the editor. Description of being shelled. 23/10/1915 7 Abbotts Harry Pte 1/5 Y&L Barnsley Main Colliery man on active service. 05/06/1915 1 Abershaw H Pte Barnsley Territorials Collective letter from 'The Balloon Section', describing situation 09/10/1915 8 Abershaw H Pte 1/5th Y & L, B Coy Write to ask for melodion. 31/07/1915 8 Able F Pte 2nd Warwicks Patriotic Pars. No. 1185. Letter to Editor from POW camp at Gefangenenlager 16/10/1915 8 Ablett Albert Cpl 10th Y&L From Quarry Street, Wombwell, wounded at Loos. In hospital at Stoke on Trent. 19/06/1915 8 Abrahams Pte 1st Y&L WIA in hospital at Sunny Hill Red Cross Hospital,Thorpe, Norwich. WIA at Ypres on May 12th 29/05/1915 8 Acket Sgt 12th Bn East Yorks Regt See wedding of C Scott 04/12/1915 1 Ackroyd Horace Elsecar Ambulance Class Roll of Honour 23/10/1915 8 Adam T W Lt RE (228th Field Coy) Patriotic Pars. Advance party under command of Lt Adam proceeding to Milford. 06/02/1915 8 Adam TW 2Lt Barnsley Battalion Commissioned. 17/04/1915 8 Adam 2Lt 14th Service, 2nd Barnsley Bn Military Sports day 10/04/2015 8 Adam 2Lt 2nd Barnsley Bn Patriotic Pars. Regimental sports at Queen's Ground, Barnsley. Committee member 14/08/1915 8 Adam Lt R E Patriotic Pars; transferred from 14th Bn Y & L 04/09/1915 8 Adam Lt Barnsley Coy of Engineers Patriotic Pars.