MON. J.A. MILLAR’S SPEECH.
font. r. McKenzie replies TO CRITICS. Auckland. May 13. The Hon. R. McKenzie deliverer la speech at Tauinaniniu last night {Replying to Opposition critics, he | said the Government had £3.000.00( ' in the bank available for reproductive public works. He defendeo the succession duties, under whirl estates under £25.000 were exempt if left to widow, child, or grandI child. Government, had recently I transferred £BOO.OOO from the surplus to the Public Works Depart ment. This would be available foi necessary purposes of settlement. He denied that the Liberal Adminii stratum had increased taxation; ' on the contrary, there was the ease of remission of duties on tea, kerosene. and other articles for general use. These remissions totalled a very large sum.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 126, 13 May 1911, Page 8
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