THE LAND TAX.
"WELLINGTON, July 29. Then? is no foundation for Lho rep rt that the gra uated Land Tax is to be raised. Th« Premier merely threw out the threat in course of the Land for Setllomont Bill debate that if the agg egalion of large estates was continued despite the policy of the Government to phve'people on lands, he might find it necessary lo ask the House to increase taxation by reducing tho exempi ions under the graduated tax. 1 his has been t.iken in certain quarters as a d rod intimation cf what the Budget will propose.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 171, 30 July 1901, Page 2
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