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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 462, 1 April 1919, Page 4

WHO WILL PAT? THE FARMER AND THE WORKER! The cost or\frombition will be/jU.SOOO.OOO in cash, als&/1,500,000 awiually. Who is |ping to If it is put upon t% Land fax then the Farmer will be compelled to pay. TheWduiary Land Tax amounted to under £350,000 in 1917 (a|;r*r Year Book, p. 660), so that it will take over four ttuijl.the ordinary Land Tax annually to make up the loss tfce Prohibitionists would cause by their fanaticism, If the farmer paid /2o in ordinary. Land Tax per annum, he would have to pa/over 1%0 if Prohibition is carried. The Worker carinot escape, and if the Farmer escapes it will all fall on tlje Worker. Anyway, the Wof living will be increased, agcl all commodities—sugar and -tea, boots and clothing, willbe dearer. ' 2< FRANK PERKINS & CO.. Are anxious to further introduce their High-class DRAPERY, SOFT GOODS, and BOOTS and SHOES. With this end In view, they will allow Cash Purchasers 2s in the £ Discount during April The goods have been lately imported direct from , '* Manchester, and are of the Very latest Patterns and Designs. FRANK PERKINS & Co., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, PUKEKOHE.

[f j (iii m bod, lie Hick and -;id, Because you've influenza hail Or if h wbeezy. clipsty cold I * |>on yoirr liit'fjs li;is I ikeri hold. To keep that I.OH from K«'ttin« worse, You'll itc-i'lbfctlittl" fr -.a your P'.ir<e: Relief wiili promptness you'll assure, By tnkioß Wood*' (Inxit I'epjiermi