By an order of the British Treasury radium compounds are to be excluded until the end ol' Hie year from (he provisions of the Safeguarding- of industries Act. This means that the •'Hi I-.‘i per cent, duty which has to be paid on imported radium has been removed. The decision follows quickly on a statement, by Dr. Graham DitlJe, .M.H., that owing to the tax hospitals were required lo pay ‘-fabulous prices” for their radium. BOWLERS’ SMOKE CONCERT. It is learned, on good authority, that the only drink at this season’s ‘‘Smoko” win Oe J.D.K.Z. Gin, as the whisky lust year was hardly touched. ‘‘J.U.Iv.Z.” idealises the blood and purities the system Uo depressing “after-elfects.” Pure and palatable. All hotels and bottle stores. 8
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17447, 6 July 1928, Page 9
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