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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 2 December 1922, Page 7

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Mr. FARMER! The Right Hon. W. F. MASSEY says f “I am going to reduce taxation Hansard No, 26, September 26th, 1922. p 246 Mr. Massey will keep his promise He knew when he made it that there was a strong probability that Prohibition would be carried. Besides, with £1 2,000,000 per annum not wasted on drink, Mr. Massey will have a better chance to reduce taxation because that money will be used in producing more trade, more employment, more wages, and greater general prosperity. : ■ Land Tax Reduced Mr. Massey, speaking on the “Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill,” said : “ CLAUSE 4—provides that the amount of Land Tax shall not IN ANY CASE exceed 25per cent of the rent received.” Hansard No. 26, p 243. NOTE. —Land Tax was 33-j per cent. There Is Mr. Massey’s Pledge Land Tax Will Not Be Increased VO TE FOR FROM IB! TWN N.Z. Alliance Publicity How to Vote I Vole for NATIONAL CONTINUANCE & COMWI Wf i¥iii fn iiwiwimi pnommiii v/t isr ( 4 W r p ROHIBITION will increase the cost of living. It MUST. How? Its this way: The taxation to be derived from beer, wine and spirits will pay the Government Two-and-a'half Millions per year. If Prohibition comes, that money MUST be found some other way. How? By taxation on other things—Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Boots, Clothing. Some of these things are taxed high enough now —but they will have to be loaded higher still. Can you Afford it? Will your income stretch to pay these high prices ? Or do you consider that the necessities of life are highly-priced enough already? And also—are you so ashamed of the conduct of the men and women of this Dominion that you think it necessary to take out a Prohibition Order against ALL of them? Vote CONTINUANCE! \: V- , ■' ,63 - hmed ky iht Xiiliciutl o! ‘hr i u fused Trade :■/ S’e» Zealand . , , .