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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21980, 15 June 1933, Page 2

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Further reduction of 3s per ton on household and 2s per ton on nuts.—Kaitancata Coal—Advt. Angry French agriculturists beat the wife of M. Cardoret, a French member of Parliament and Mayor of Riec-sur-Belon. because her husband absented himself from a demonstration to protest against the Government’s increased taxation proposals, A hundred farmers travelled 25 miles to his home in char-a-bancs. They broke the windows of hia home, burst down the door, and slapped his wife’s face.