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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 58, 2 December 1919, Page 2

STEATOKT TALK I'OR ELECTOES. WHAT ABOUT TAXATION? ileavv taxation is felt by all classes of tho communitv, not by the actual taxpiivors alone. " Even Mr. Massev knows that, and used to say it in public when it suited his book. The people who "pass it on" sco that you pay not only tho tax itself but a profit on tho tax as well. High prices can never bo expected to como down while taxation continues io soar. There arc two sound ways of reducing ta.wtion-thc practice of 'eeohoniv in national expenditure ami tho adoption of means to increase national revenue. Tho Liberal Party can, and will, adopt both methods. , Sir Joseph Ward's record as Jlim'ster of Finnnco guarantees mi improvement on Reform's spendthrift policy of extravagance, and tho institution of a Slalo Bank and the nationalisation of coal mines, (lour mills, and the ferry service will provide new and vrofitable sources of revenue. Support tho'Party that will'lighten your burden.—AtM.

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