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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 639, 16 October 1909, Page 7

TO THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.' /„ - -'. Pass tyi?. -following and tho Land and Labour Trouble will be Settled ■ tor, the 'next'• gcn6ra"tiott•■; -.-y, THE INJUSTICE OF THE PRESBNT.LAN^,;.,' AND INCOME TAX. ■■ A person with £3000 capital bUßij^'', ncss; ho makes .a!'profit' or>C6oo.,- By. the Act,> , he is allowed to take off his rent, and expenses. ' : sav, £300j ho is also allolrcd an' exemption of,. £300 —so- that; ho -pays nd : ',Ux.-v- ; ; ;v. ■..< v) A farmer with £5000 buys a farm. 110. Ur.c / • allowed to: tako; oflv his; jmproyoine^6 ( , ■ Xsooj -ho is alsoVallowed exojnption r' ; . NCSOO; bnt ho bws to pay.tax 08..X2pM, ; 10.-jD...,,.. < the £—£B'Gs. Bd. Is thcro.dny justito ill- thfa- v tax? Incomes' under.''£2ooi free. : ;;. v .-. v ,ii-I■;.v.: Over JC2OO up:to:£4oo, Gd.m the£-£5.: Over MO up to' jMoo,.9d.utt , th#:JMW-..1«. / / to £12 10s. T :V. • Over £600 up to JtIOOO, ;ls; in the £—£20 {»-••' JC32 10S. "■ :.••';.. • j- .■ '- ! . : :[■ ' Over £iooo'up.to,£2oooi.lsi 6d, 'in-the. £rn,f?4 V ; i ' to £107 10s. <{■:■ '■ Over £2000 up £3000. 2s. in. tho-JJ—JEIOO "!■ -X 207 lOfl. ■ v" •,! All. over £3000, 2s. 6d. in;ft^.:^:^i r; jPonalty for .sehding roturnHFirst v 'offence, a'fine double the amount .of the .tax and expenses; for any subsequent falsq.return, a fino of five times the ta; and expends, and in addition NOT"' LESS' lIIA.N iHHhlj MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT .withontolabour, but witL strict ; pri6on'.regulations,; because thb ■ person who makes a large income ss aCLEVER SCHEMER, andmakes hisincomo out of other , people's labour, whether in TOWN.ar.COUNTRY, , ( Now, how long will, the working farmera and the working men of. Now Zealand carry tho burden of taxation for.- the: benefit of the ■CLEVER SCHEMERSt ; . Also, havfl the'following-Land-Tax made!— ' i Owner or owners of 4000 v aore«' third'blasa : ! land—Free > " ' J 1"1 , .■(All over 1000 acres— .( --- . • Owner or owners 7 of. 2000.,acro6vse()ondKilasa: land—Free ' .'All over.2ooo acres-Tax. > , : : lOwner or owners oMOOO acres'firsts]asS land , . —Fiee ' ' ' All' #wr 1000 '«>>?»«!• Also, tho following-alteration in thi Customs .Tariff" " M ? :All. Tobacco of 'oVofJr description— . clutj ':■ All articles of Food that cannot: be- GROWN / . in the Colony—Froo of duty. • • For the working Farmer, the Government: to' , survey in form main , roads, .', • and to let on a ten years' ISase on ft rental 5' per cent, up to' twd hundred' acroß,: the first ; fourvcars rent freoj but ctrtain irtprriwrnostj must bo made during the«four:;years, and'the ; owner.'-miist'toat. be ..allowed: toV.eoll; under'tea ': yews. i ' s ' ; ) •• • - -"-Ybtars, etc., ••• JT K JOHNSTON. , N-B— No exemption from the TaxLiberal Nowsgapors pleaso" copy. . Advt» ~

FIVE HUNDRED FREE, PHONO-. u GRAPHS. 1 « - ; New Zealand is undoubtedly ono of. the --' 1 ,■ most musical countr.63 in tho world, and, • young 'she■ to, she has -forced' kerqway ~i • into national prominonoe 6y virtue of tho wonderful vocal suponorlty -if her "ion's 1 atid ? daughters!.- . The Dominion lias been aptly, truly--, termed'<- :i "tho land of ilovolvness ana. song,V;andiit.is" .with a desiro to fortius, increasing _'i' talent',', 'and' further^ddvortiso• ' their y_phonor; -i" ) V graphs and-■ records, that the Anglo-Aus- - tralian Importing- Coij Bydnoy; bas'docidflA hi id give- away.-'AvITHODii-'AWY"' COST; OB**: '' i'Elii . of. any. Lmd, a I y'CHAMPION J '- Phono-" graph .to oaoli instrument '* .which holds a of-efficiency: for':fivß— ' ■jearß, and oapablo. of .-lcnruducinn-'- TTTH VEBV l'iNESi. IttCOHDS atpit'SoutmauW''facturod. \ Wo admire tho plflfik with'which 1 the ooitn piny take on this' large expensd', I 'but' assured that tho end justifies the'means, its ' ' large sales for .both records and machines' aT6' J " thus created. ). .• . ... .t,. .i...^:. Tho last importation of the Company, will' ••, bo mado tho subjeot of a free distribution (not ft competition). Everyono his AN, EQUAL CHANCE, the - tnly condition is* that whoever applies musWagreo toiuse'tM records supplied by, tho. Company "(which ' fit ~ any machino). Readers of this paper have,; therefore/, an'-* exceptional opportunity of being jncludodia-. this distribution, and of hnvmg btoureht int# thoir vory homes, an, instrument which' will mako the ovomags bright and chocrful, musw cal and pleasure-loving, i. They.,will bo able.. to hear the voices of the WORLD'S GREAT- - EST ARTISTS in grand opera, eoiaio spngs, i - coon and ragtime molbdies, and othors ■ - in the vocal world. Musical-selections, band : ' marohos by the greatest oomposers; are alsti included in the records which- go with 1 the • phonographs. Participants, in this:- distribution must sond in their names and ad- ' dresses early to tho Companv, together with - a self-addressed and stamped envelope This ■ ' is imperative, on acoonntof the largo niim- '' ber of entries. As tho machines will ha awarded w order of receipt of eiioh application, all letters must be ftddrcssod to the ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN IMPORTING CO 39 Bray's Buildings, bpposito G.1'.0., 1 Svd- 1 ney, N.B.W. - . ' 01216

For Chronlo Chest Gomplalato, • \ Woods', Great Poppormint Cure, Is. 6d., 2s. M. ' •'■ ■ ''. ; :^- v -U.' : ' v '^'■'■.-•"'' Mossrs. A. L. TTUson, and Co.'wilt hold.;* clearing o&loof.oowe., hotsus, hicyolos,- drnvii v traps, and sundries at Petono; on : October a. - " 1 onJ)ohaU4|tJto w A.-o<(lfl,ufloua, -vo.-