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Otaki Mail, 15 November 1922, Page 4

A steam-roller played the part of a hearse at the funeral at Tunbridge Wells, England, of~ George Trice, who has been employed by the Tunbridge Wells Corporation as a steam-miler driver for 25 years. Often during rds and" especially during the closing days of his last illness, Trice had said that he hoped he might be taken to his grave by the engine which the had driven for so long. Arrangements were made by the. borough surveyor for his wish to be carried out. The coffin was placed in the tender of the. steam-roller, which was then driven from Price’s home in Tunbridge Wells across Rusthall Common to the cemetery, attended by a procession of the corporation employees. -

FAR I AND TAX last year ■*—' yielded just over one-and-a-half millions. If Prohibition comes two-and-a'half millions in Extra Taxation annually will have to be found. Where’s the Money? Much of it must come out of YOUR pocket. IF the whole amount is to be raised by Land Tax, then the Farmer will have to pay £2 10 for every £1 that he pays now. Can you stand a heavy increase in your Land "Tax ? •• i Is your pocket deep enough to i provide for the enormous cost of this ridiculous experiment — which has failed disastrously everywhere it has been tried ? Vote Conti nuance How to Vote: I YaU for RATIONAL CONTINUANCE T.-,1 u, ft, y-r.,-.: •<; cftht-hfre'-i v m m 74