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Hokitika Guardian, 2 November 1927, Page 4

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The debates on the tariff have been rather melancholy affairs; so many members have been content to fight in the interest; of some particular industry or industries located in their particular districts. The tendency since t':e lir-t draft of the amended tnriif was issued lias been to raise duties rather than lower them, and the idea, that the incmie tax payer who has to pay more this year is going to receive compensation hv way of lower Customs duties lias been elbowed into tho Hiekground. The duty on wheat has been raised; so has the duty in foreign agricultural machinery also V-o .duty on dairying machinery. What will the net (‘fleet oil the fanner’s fortunes? The upshot of the whole business appears to he that as a community we shall pay more in Customs taxation, and the cost of living will he pegged up. Reduction in taxation and in the cost of living seem to ho further away than ever, No Government his ever promised more or accomplished less.—Auckland ‘Star’