TUESDAY, June 21.) The “ Mail” is the Advertising medium of the West Coast, from "Wanganui to ISTew Plymouth. (Established 1875.)
Land Tax. —lf large land holders in New Zealand were compelled to pay annually one per cent on the value of their immense estates they would soon find it to their interest to cut them into suitable sized farms, and sell them to the highest bidder. Such a tax would bring in a large revenue, and prevent the greatest calamity that could befall any country by land becoming the property of a few individuals.
EgmonT FurniturE F actor Y. ALL KINDS OF TRNITURE to be obtained at the above ESTABLISHMENT At Greatly Reduced Prices. o HENRY a. ARTHUR ■£)EGS to tender his sincere thanks to the settlers and the public in general of Patea for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, and to assure them he will endeavor, by supplying soundly constiuctcd and tasteful articles, to merit the same support in future ; and further begs to intimate that he has made a Cheat Reduction in the Price; of all Goods, which will compare favorably with any other house in the Colony.
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Patea Mail, 21 June 1881, Page 3
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