ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
“Eastern,” North Otago.-(l) The wife would not be liable. It Is assumed, of course, she did not guarantee, payment. (2) The duty on silk piece goods entering New Zealand is, In the case of British, 3 per cent, primage; foreign, 15 per cent., plus nine-fortieths of that duty as surtax. In both cases the Importations would be subject to sales tax. J. D. —Not suitable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22211, 14 March 1934, Page 6
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