SETTLNG THE LAND.
VICTOIUA2S' PBEKIEB'S PBOPCSAiS. ! ( Keeeived 9-55 a_ra.) this day. Mr. T. Bent. Premier, in his policy speech on Friday night, said that the J lime had arrrreti for the imposition of • taxation to compel land-owners to put j their land to proper rise. He intended to j submit a Land Valuation Bill to provide la. gradnsted land tax and a bin to operi ate against the aggregation of large eai tates. ! He foreshadowed rail-tray extension to i epen up tiie country, -while -water conserlT»ticrn schemes wrw in haEd would pro--ritie for ari atiditiosal pop-olsticm ci *,z Isest 400.006. * " J
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 130, 1 June 1908, Page 5
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