BRITISH FINANCE.
MOTIVES FOR PREFERENCE. ] A. and X.Z. LONDON. June 2. I The House of Commons read a second time the Finance Rill. Sir E. H. Carson deprecated the pro- j posed capital levy as an unsound method of taxation. Britain owed preference to the Dominions as a mark of gratitude for their splendid share in the war. A conference of members of the House of Commons considered the formation of a Parliamentary group : for the purpose of arranging a scheme of Imperial settlement and < forcing it on the Government. J 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17178, 4 June 1919, Page 7
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