TAXATION OF THE RAND.
UNPALATABLE STATE___NTS.
(Rc-oeived January 9th, 9.51 p.m.)
Cl-PJ-lOWN, January 8.
Mr Chaanberlain said It was not intended to unduly increase the taxation so as to hamper the prompt and reasonable development of the country. _v view of the overwhelming case he presented for a reasonable contribution from the Transvaal towards the cost of the war, he would despair of Imperialism if he thought South Africa was so indifferent to it* honour aa to allow the Motherland to bear the increased taxation for a generation, while the colonies were making a profit.
The audience waa partly unsympathetic and there were some interruptions.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11478, 10 January 1903, Page 7
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