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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17295, 5 November 1921, Page 7

Hate money is continuing to com© in the receipts under the first instalment of £150,000 for New Year now amount satisfactory (says the "Post"), swing that the first demands were issued only about two months ago. Usually the: demands are sent out in August, but delay was unavoidable thi« year owing to the revaluation of the city- The annual return from rates in Wellington amounts to about £300,000, and tha ■rates are demanded in two equal instalments of £150,000.

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