course of events in
this matter as
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extremely satisfactory and it might to
as well to ack
21 and z
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A expression of
manne
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with an
worm affreciation of
in which the unofficial
members have conferated in working out
and freely accepting forms of taxation
which, were it not for their readers to
half in the wat
effort of it, they would
have from reluctant to adopt.
Paras 3-4 of Chapter III of the Wal-
Revenue Committee's Report are of particulas interest and infortance, though they do
not affect the present bosition. They
indicate the post beyninings of a readiness
to accept
increased direct taxation to
meet the requirements of the social
services; but there is still a long way t
so and
as a
first teh, a Commission)
Encion into the organization of
u
Administration and the possibility
economies is recommended. The God.
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