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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 114, 7 February 1935, Page 14

How SHELL helped during 1934 SHELL paid in N.Z. petrol taxation (101 d. a gallon) £1,007,147 SHELL paid in N.Z. Customs duties on other products £27,456 SHELL paid in N.Z. Railway freights, rents, etc. £67,322 SHELL paid under other heads to the N.Z. Government £75,577 SHELL paid in rates, wharfage, etc. to N.Z. Local Bodies £53,453 SHELL paid in wages to N.Z. employees £230,728 SHELL Provident Fund held invested in N.Z. securities £4,864,440 SHELL maintained in N.Z. Waterside installations 12 Inland bulk depots 23 Other depots 33 Coastal tanker vessel 1 Tin & case-making factory 1 Blending plants 2 Bitumen plant 1 Laboratories 2 Motor lorries 104 Kerbside pumps 3,399 Motor-oil equipments 2,658 • SHELL spent in N.Z. on N.Z, casewood £8,290 on stationery and printing £7,149 on transport accessories £6,642 on general stores £15,470 on office rents £6,674 YOU CAN BE SURE OF SHELL THE SHELL COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED [lncorporated in England] 5V7190

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