GENERAL CABLES
A TAXPAYERS’ (PARADISE
i Uu'ted Press Association —By Electri*
Telegraph—Copyright)
LONDON, November 27
Jersey is again a paradise in a muchtaxed world. The income tax 1$ being reduced from sixpence to fourpence in the pound, and the tea duty of threepence is being abolished. Guernsey also shows a surplus on a lenpenny income tax.
OLYMPIA CLCLE SHOW
RUGBY, November 27
A cycle and motor-cycle, show at Olympia, which opened on Saturday, will be continued until December 2. Motor cycles on show are said to be smarter and cleaner than, their predecessors.
JUGO-SLAV-TURKEY PACT.
BELGRADE, November 27
Jugoslavia and Turkey have signed a pact of friendship, arbitration and conciliation,
PROHIBITED IMMIGRANTS
(Received this dav ,at 10.20 a-m.) SYDNEY, November 29.
T'ne two New who-arrived on .the Maratna were arrested and charged with being prohibi.ed immigrants. —mb—inwgr'iin'ai .
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1933, Page 5
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137GENERAL CABLES Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1933, Page 5
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