BRITAIN'S FINANCE.
THE TAX ON INCOMES. GREATEST OF THE BUDGETS. 11 ilVioho.l 10.10 a.m.i t LONDON*. Juno gS. l Sir -I. A. Si m on (Attoniey-OenoraH. - -peaking ai Manchester, -aid that the 1 (iovornnicnt in I'll."» intended to increase . the tax on unearned incomes to sixteen and a super super-tax. The Lord ( lianecllor I Viscount Haldime), speaking al the National L.boral Club vesiordav. do-cribod Hie pro-cut i'.udgot a- the greatest of Mr. Lb'.v.l Ceorge's three, because it oiilbodiod latently a corporate system of caring for the child f om birth to ibo cud of bisehool life. He anlioipatod tin- creation ~,' a Ministry of Health. Mr. I.lovil Ceorge. who follow.-. 1 , satirically interpreted the combined (onsen al ive'and Lain in |ir"ic-l against roducing the P.udget as an encouraging - feature. Ibid the taxes boon a. penny in . Hie pound more to promote social reform. . the majority of :1S would have boon - doubled.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 153, 29 June 1914, Page 5
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