FIGHT TO CONTINUE
(Press Assn.—
GOVERNMENT UNWILLING TO APPEAL TO STATE ELECTORS ( MEASURES TO RAISE REVENUE
-By Telegr.-iph — Copyright).
Rec. April 25, 5.5 p.m. • SYDNEY, Monday. The State Parliament will meet tomorrow, when it is antieipated that -the Prem'er, Mr. J. T. Lang, will introduce a Bill to validate any illegality arising from recent actions aifecting the Audit Aet. ♦ It is unclerstood ihat the-Govern-ment is .unwilling to go to the country and will endeavour . to carry on until the Privy Council's decision is known regarding tlie ' Legislative Council. . Measures :expectecT to rais'e r'evenue to meet the State's requirements inelude drastically ""-increased ta-xes on high ihconies: alid'-'earnings, a levy 011 property abovC a certain value and possibly the imposition of a capital levy as recommended by the recent Labour Conference.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 207, 26 April 1932, Page 5
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