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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6300, 29 September 1915, Page 3

cttikens TTLEIIs I'MLAHE COMPARE the TWO CUSTOMS TAKIFI'S AND IjrONTIIEUi INEQUALITY AUSTRALIAN COM MONWEALTH *v TARIFF. nn.;- door is practically closefßo New i<l Zealand, c 1 , r npr cental 2s 6d Ostmei'andUclled Oats Id per lb equals £4 13s 4d per ton l> ran ana Sharps, per cental Is i'otatoes, P« cwt Is Butter anc J Cheese, per 1b 3d Wheat, P« cental la 6d ~ 3 per cental Is 6d "nEW ZEALAND TARIFF About 150 I'er cent lower than Aus" tta!ia f Is not our door now wide open to Australia ? Flour, Per ceßtal ls Oatmeal and Rolled Oats, in bulk per cental Is Rolled Oats, in packets, 20 per cent, equal tv hd per lb Bran and Sharps, per cental, la potatoes, Per cvn, ls Butter, 20 per cent, equal to 2d per lb Cheese, 20 per cent, equal to Id per lb Wfeeat, Per cental, 9d Q-,ts, Per cental, 9d iv THESE DUTIES ARE REMOVED ■aw WOULD TKE NEW ZF.iLAND FAKSrKLI FARE? N.B.—Mr Hogg and other Single •fax'enthusiasts do not suggest the I removal of the duties on the raw material?, wheat, oats, etc.i It is obvious they are " running with the hare and hunting with the hounds," -their object being to kill the grain- '• rowing and milling industries with their numerous adjunct?, such as ■Southern railway?, etc., and naturally, Ihe shrinkage would have to be met by increasing the Northern railages, etc. Their theory is one tax on the land only and free trade. When this was given birth to, the Asiatic problem wss unhitched. What encouragement . would there be to go on the iand imle&s the products of tl «a soil are protected, en the same lines as our rivals ? How w<uikl .our town industries thrive under such stupidity ? Could they compete against the sweated surplusages of the world, unless amply protected? And even mow it is with a struggle they exkt. It is obvious the Single Tax theory is only one tax on the land, and if given effect to would abolish the Aiien Poll Tax, and bring us clown to the Asiatic level. Youra truly, CHAMPIOH COMMON-SENSE. GET HEADY NOW ! GET READY NOW ! The next /ew woeks " maik the hisicst of timss in Iho to aiuotcur and export alike. If yt v want v h..\vjr display and tilcctivo show of Holers easy to - grow aud woilh their phco in the best of gardens. GET GET CHRYSANTHEMUMS & DAHLIA CIIKY2ANTIIEB4 iJMS & DAIiLIAS AND y ANT; GET THEM NOW ! GET IHEM NOW ! J<et vi know yuur requirements'' We've hundreds of named varie iii?s of bb'.h theso popular varieties in every form i:»tl f'jttuiing. in every conceivable f,iz<3 aud shade of bloom. Site] to Matkay's NOW—you'll have a beautiful garden iv a Vciy tliort Avhil.e—a gas den that wjjl bo iho cuvy of all. Flmvnr and vcgetalle seeds of highest quality i n stock ; also ■ manure?, gardening tcole, etc. Bend for New O.i talo^uo —j us-1 issued. rOS'I FtiEE. G* J. MACK AY uri'li3 Satisfaction' Seedsman "■ 106 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND Wnen Indisposei DH. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILL 3 STiUL EFFECTIVE AFTER TWENTY YEARS' USE. til* sai<! tliat "J'tcr repented and l^ tiio patient bccop.jcs immune to to rijsort J^fe^^fe:" --r-- - :^% ' ° sum i? .^v^^.':^^a^-- l" Rla>' often ' be truo, it ■■■■■■;-. is not po v,-ith Dr. 1 v d i a. n \ mgM^&BM;so^naot Fin?. :v^^yv-t :a '^''•■ ■•' pnn .'• d by t1!0,K., P ,,, v' r /^«'ry,j; ; y remedy ;n . ■^isfn;'i;; r ..oi 1 js:)tii7 ;!Upi: v-ir* o? a^?.',,> ;. ' >M- - v '>•'■>;!vinriii;: oxtsvr.,.. ;. ■"■•"," ' '^ni t:iv th;;f nfk'r - u-v' ?l f-y; r!" K }l"liim l;aot PiH? that Pose*." 1 {■;;; y'^lron whl , M f ., fJi;: . j PU|.i{i;-.h ;■;-;/'" H:I'1'" Mi- r <'<»n--'M't. to ■" ■^•'•rgf.fi' uj';.: <>"v' HM-n-nr will h^> | fe^L.^V'/'!-.i,^::;^