GENERAL CABLES.
ITALY’S NEW MINISTRY, By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rome, July 1. Although all parties have been consulted they have informed the King that only Signor Giolitti is able to carry on. The latter has refused to form a Ministry, and the task has been entrusted to Signor Denicola, President of the Chamber of Deputies.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. BRITISH REVENUE. London, June 30. The quarter’s revenue was £304,168,000, of which Customs contributed £28,345,000, excise £44,996,000, stamps £2,697,000, property and income tax £6,390,000, excess profits tax £17,114,000, corporation profits (new tax) £2,020,000. Customs decreased £39,254,000, telephones decreased £lOOO, excise increased £6,789,000, property and income tax increased £10,162,000, compared with the corresponding quarter of 1920. FRENCH POPULATION DECLINING. Paris, July 1. The census returns give the population of France as 36,000,000, excluding a large number of troops in Rhineland. The figures represent a decrease on the 1911 of 2,3oo,ooo.—(United Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1921, Page 7
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