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Otago Witness, Issue 3662, 20 May 1924, Page 49

The tremendous increase in the unimproved value of property in the Taranaki C'ountv was apparent in the new valuation and proposed ratine- figures that were plated before the members of the County Council at- its last timet in?. In one incline the land values have increased by over 100 per cent., while in another the increase is only 7<9 per cent., the average increase over the whole countv bt-iu', r a little more than 73 per cent. The result of this iu-r-rense is t!wt, whereas the council intends to ohtain nltocether in the present year rates amounting to approximately £l4jXO, which is almost exactly the same as that for the past year, instead of an average rate of about 4. 2 d in the £ being- struck for genera! purposes, the average l-afe will be about 21 d in the £. Ward ofT Influenza with “XAZOL” penetrating and germ-killing. Is 6d for 60 doses.