SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS AND PROPERTY. “Moro and more we are realising that property can be justified only when it fulfils a function in society The fortunate individual who draws huge royalties merely because lie is lucky enough to own land which contains wealth ; the middleman who produces nothing and who yet takes a big proportion of the profit; the man who lives cn dividends and serves the community in no way to make up for the fact that he is not engaged in business; all of these ought to he taxed so heavily in compnrision with the rest ol the community that they will he tempted to serve a more useful purpose than merely to to live upon the work of others.”—From “The Permanent Value of the Ten Commandments,” I\v 11. J. Flowers, 8.A., B.D.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 September 1927, Page 1
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182Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 9 September 1927, Page 1
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