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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11835, 17 January 1933, Page 7

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“These lads are doing tlioiir full share in. the fields and then carrying on. milking operations afterward. Itseems unfair that they should he roquiired to pay t-lih wages tax, not, only on the few shillings they earn, hut also their hoard' allowance; when there are adult men .benefiting from, the. scheme who will not go out into, the country”, {said the chairman, Mr .T. Strahan, at a mooting of the Pohangina County Council, whefi advancing a suggestion." that hoys employed oh farms should be be exempt from’payment of the unemployment, tas:.

An Esperanto wedding wss oclehrated in Budapest recently. The prices addressed-the couple in the intpmat:tl ianfvnnge. A. Hungarian girl made the aerpiaintance of a Belgian manufacturer through a- correspondence carried on in Esperanto. The couple the, first /time at an Esperanto congress in Paris, and the manufacturer immediately wrote to the young lady’s parents to a sic their-, consent.to a mafriage.

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