IMPERIAL POLITICS.
TAXING Lax I) VALUES. By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. LONDON, Feb. 11. A conference of Radical, Trade Union, and Co-operative Associations at Luxtou Hail unanimously adopted a resolution urging taxation of laud values. Several Commoners who were present suggested a penny in the £ ou capital values. RELIGION IN SCHOOLS. LONDON, Feb. 11. Mr Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Education, speaking at j Devonshire, in referring to Educa- i Lion. said that Australia had j obliterated the name of the deity from i the works of Shakespeare and Milton. Such would not be tolerated in England. -Any Government attempting to exclude the Bible from the schools deserved to be well thrashed at the polls. SUFFRAGETTES URGE!) TO PRAYER. LONDON, Feb. 11. Lady Frances Balfour and Mrs Fawcett are appealing to suffragists to attend service iu Westminster Abbey and intercede for success in the cause of women's suffrage during the coming sessions.
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Southland Times, Issue 14032, 13 February 1909, Page 5
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