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Chronicle (Levin), 21 November 1949, Page 3

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f iittfocev . ■ - * Your vofe on NOV. 30th can stop these losses and reduce taxation RAILWAY LOSS: (year ended 3 1/3/49) ... £4,700,000 (an increase of £1, 100,000 over the previous year). POTATO LOSS: (incurred in buying and dumping potatoes last season)... £159,200. AIRWAYS LOSS: . .. £398,488 (including £265,101 lost by National Airways on internai air services). TOURIST DEPT. HOTEL LOSS: 31/3/48 ...£58,482. Loss on passenger booking branch £10,346. SHIPPSNG LOSS: The Maui Pomare last year lost £38,796. HYDRO-ELECTRICITY LOSS: As at 31/3/48 the Government wrote off £1,166,533 in arrears of loan charges. LOSS ON ONEKAKA: Government meddiing in Onekaka steel has cost, to date, £267,448. OVERSEAS LEGATIONS: £335,000 was the cost last year of overseas legations, including £29,000 for the Moscow Legation. TRAVELLING EXPENSES ( Departmental Heads): £156,000 was spent last year in travelling expenses for high officials going overseas. (This does not include the cost of Ministerial trips). Estimated cost of trips by departmental officials for current year is £132,000. MINISTERIAL OVERSEAS TRIPS: Large sums have been spent by Ministera and their accompanying staffs in attending ^ostly overseas conferences, from which little good has come. /The Government has refused to answer a request in Parliament for the amount spent. OVER-BUDGETING BY MR. NASH: Added to this, Mr.v Nash last year took from YOU, the taxpayer, £14,300,000 more moneythan he actuaiiy needed. That is the Nash technique. In three years his total undisclosed surplus (confirmed by the Government statistician) amounts to £47,000,000 of YOUR MONEY. ■ you pay all SJa? the losses toi NATIONAL