... day of the tax year when Hie change was made, should omitted from consideration. Mr. S, B. M'Leod, senior inspector taxes, speaking for the Association of Inspectors, expressed preference for the exist .ng svstem of assessment. The Institute of Taxation ...

... Club last night in the Presbyterian Hostel, Howard Street, when proceedings took the form of an “Open Night,” with members speaking on and My Job.” The speakers included Mrs. M. J. Gilmore, 8.A., and Mrs. Helen Freeman. Addressing Women’s Unionist Vssociati ...

... and late; mldsh, temp watara. 42-tA demote P. Peetal tilts: 13/. per (Jaartev: P« HeW-ysm; 52/- pgr Yew. The party manager speaks JfIRING what were generally expected be the first shots the General Election campaign in his speech at Lewisham last night ...

... security. we could get same assurance from the British and Lulled States Governments we should feel safer titan now, he added. Speaking in German before West Beilin city officials, last night, M. Schttman, who was Alsatian-born, said:—l here to show that I’renrh ...

... There were boohs and cheers, however at mention of Mr. Churchill. Irishmen downstairs disagreed! While Mr. Morrison was speaking in the main nail at Lewisham, the local branch of the Anti- Partition of Ireland League was holding meeting a small hall ...

... iwcroaa a* TAR BETTER RECOVERY UNDERLABOUR fTWE Attorney-General, Sir Hartley Sbawcross, speaking at the same meeting as Mr. Morrison, said there was certainly no doubt that our over-all trade with all the countries of the world was, as a result of ...

... Baron Frary Blomberg. of Boston, Massachusetts, vieecitainnan of the International Council for Christian Leadership, will speak in the l ister Temple rElim Foursquare Gospel Alliance' Ravenhill Road, Belfast, to-morrow night. His subject will be: Europe’s ...

... Minister has no public engagements this week. Ede claims “Labour gives people dignity” Home Secretary, Mr. J. Chuter Ede. speaking Gloucester last night, said that the Labour Government had given to the ordinary man who was fulfill- Ing his task In life ...

... homes were exempted they should not know it. Replying this point, Mr. Maginess, Minister ot Home Affairs, said that generally speaking people complained too much inspection and not too little. However, the Ministry thought that where welfare authority were ...

... Conservative lea itinerary is not yet finally de, but 1 gather that although lie not make motoring tour 1945 lie will very likeiv speak .n least half-a-dozen meeting- n, big cities. Latest news about candidate- that Mr. Churchill may now ia- ; four opponents ...

... * * ris customary for Australians when speaking of a brave deed to say lhai someone is game as Ned Kelly. Ned Kelly was a notorious Australian banditoutlaw, whose Irish father, Tyrone man. was transported in chains to the convict gangs of Van Diemen’s ...

... Against wishes of Protestant people Mr. Cunningham, speaking the third reading, said that the late Lord Londonderry, Ulster’s, first 'Minister Education, when brought in his first Education Bill thought it would be possible .to have every pupil, no matter ...