8.—6.

ploymenW,XT3d Lum l/Z thatM ™» e t*°m ™mof which £428,500 wasdentTfrom SflLl£ sllZoZT^r and wages, and £1 106,500 from the special charge 'on other incomt °" * he lecerpts from the tax on salaries and wages represent a rise of f49l nnn over the previous vear's revenue from this son™ iw r 60t i 421 > 000 tfthe 0 ta 0 I t r PayerS "t? WOTe t iling t0 meet tileir obligations cent A h, tmpVitf 2h recite • *??? * b °" t 10 " tsx ZZtP» — £S and w^ L^rfiTS e n 1 nn B r rd C + ommenced the year with a balance of £424 500 necessities for distribution to relief worked S 500 i smt°e H" ■s sSF r~3 as ssrir r ¥ r:f to^^red^Ti^lie^fun^"^^ considerable commitments. ' a^ai c °urse, there were of th?«SrbufCof oveZk fte P fcftha r t tIM T* Tatettrn It KC employment in trade and industry. It should be borne k S'ttTZdCdd *! forward on Ist .4nril Inqf +T,o J '~ ; ' Wl ™ the balance carnec i n P last, the total amount available would bp 'ion onn i. ji ■ is about £1,000,000 more than the expenditure for u1 ft £t th * -P9H d,-, p K ft j it wum ™ m respect ot other income is to be raised fmn tlthlioLrn„fe±d P bT £2 a,ld aL T f~ th «<* ™^SLfi£ Is. to M.She poun7a7tom "V ton will reduce the revenue bv f snn on f S i conceSBlon s and reduction; year. ZTtlnlif this year and by £1,000,000 in a ful mĒÊmÊÊmm.

Finances.

Revenue.

Expenditure.

Special exemptions.

Taxation reductions.

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