... sugar duties. A pledge had been given by one hundred and fifty•siz Radical and Labour members that they would vote for the abolition of sugar duties. It was a definite and binding pledge in terms as follow: Are you prepared to vote for the abolition of ...

... a free-trade country; there were, indeed, duties for revenue, but no protectionism. There was no long free list as in England. but duties were light. usually about 5 per cent. In 1874 the preferential duties in the Dutch colonies were abolished. The ...

... mention, any of the following subjects: Increment duty, reversion duty, undeveloped land tax, mining royalty tax, super-tax, income-tax, death duties, stamps, liquor duties, tohneco duty, licence ...

... religious liberties. (Hoer, hear.) The resultstion clearly pointed out the duty if NonconformiAs at the forthcoming election, namely. that suitable candidates--men of the right stamp—men who were prepared and who had pledged themselves to oppose the working ...

... weighing machines which were not stamped.—Defendant said he was not aware that i toe two machines were not He supposed ! he was guilty, bat Mr liamer told him he thought the machines had been stamped, but that the stamps had become effaced.—Complainant ...

... points. Witness had the stamp defaced, and found this machine was also last stamped jin December 1893 Ihe spri >g balance, supposed to weigh maximum of 56 lbs., and used in the parcels* office, was neither bod it proper place for stamping. The baltnce was nearly ...

... s statutory declaration by the ■■■ilimtlrTii objector tor the Jostloes’ ear- IHiii I ii and exempts him bom payment the stamp duty. The question of granting withholding the certificate is, therefore, garnered from the discretion of the magiehtsles. bet ...

... of us all that should arrive at agreement. (Cheers.) OF THE SUGAR. DUTY. Mr Aequith's remarks on the other impor- tant point in the budget, namely the refte- tion of the sugar duty were interesting. Estimating she coat of old-age pensions at £1,200,000 ...

... this, however, did little to restrain the dauntless ardour and activity of man of the stamp of John Lewis. He still continued to pursue his following farmer and his duties Guardian of the poor with unabated energy, though al times he was reluctantly driven ...

... clauses will be remedied in Committee, such the four-fifths entrance facilities danse, and absence of provision for the abolition of deaoanational tests in* training colleges. It fortto more welcomes the proposed establishment National Counoll of Education ...

... the aceutacy of British and Ru-sian gunnery. The new King of Italy has begun well. His first act after taking the oath will stamp itiislf on the hearts of the people. There is something touching in the thought of the King and Queen leaving their beds to ...

... Church of England, which was doing a great work, and as to the representatives of the ether denominations, they all did their duty cheerfully. (Applause.) Mr Henry Davies gave the Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces, and, as one of the first volunteers enrolled ...