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yesterday when Hon. l. N. anodes. Finance Minister m the Bennett Oovu-nmsnt, introduced tbs Bud- get, outlining the ﬁnancial litm- tlon m: the sw- md "WIN the prospects immediately ahead.

Chier among tbs optimistic an- nouncements o! Hcn. Mr. lihodd is his estimate oi’ a lurlﬂm o! I.- 800,000 on ordinary rovenuc our; expenditures for the fiscal you} 1034-36. This gram, improved "B1 ancial position is predicted with- out additim to existing rains taxation. and after material rod tions have been made 1n the structure.

It is now pomibla, 1k. Black was able to announce, to ro- ducethesugsrtaa to one cQC per pound. A number of es- emptlom are made under the RIB Tax. On all

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While the demands upm tho treasury have not permitted any general lowering or the r-atn o! taxation, it is relt that ths reduc- tions, remissions and adiustmmh that have been workied out in the Budget will provide substantial ro- liei to the taxpﬂyen.

Mr. Rhodes was able to cite - urnlnous ﬁgures showing a ate trade improvement, both in expcta and imllvrta. the recent proporthm- ate advance in volume or trade be-

, ing hitherto unprecedented.

The total deﬁcit for thl ﬂit year, o! $135,300,000, represents an improvement 0i 022500.000 over the previous year, a iact which is ao- sounted for by wise governmant economies. Then are, of course. many huge ewpenditures, such as interest charges, pensions nay- ments, unemployment reliei grants.

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sble. But in cont “ expendit- ures, since the fiscal year 19:041. MnRhodeaw-asabletncitarodno- lions totalling over 001,000,000.

The Finance Minister emphasiz- ed. amongvtbc principal isctors in Canada's uhpmvea economic mu- ation, the sueem or the trade agreements negotiated by the Gov- lrrlment with Great Britain and Ither nnpire counh-ics.

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according to some authorities, by a whits man when Julian Batman, a settler from Tasmania, m: June 8th. 1000, rowed up the river Yarn-a, to thcheadotthctidewatenand noted that "this will be the place {or a village." It seems possible, however, that the great lrngliis navigator, and explorer, Jamel Cook, who in 1770 explored the west coast or North America. and who also about that time surveyed the It. Lawrence and Newfoundland, - saw the site during his expedition to the southern Pacino about 1710. William Dampisr is believed by sthsr authorities to have vidtsd the also; during his ﬂ-Pedltim to that region about 1700. Thenrsthutwasputumnoth Batman. who had aborigines a tea Ioptelnbc- lat. ; Itﬂﬂl srri slsmcs the

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o8 by diarp hosts three or {our years ago. but diligent eirort has brought ths industry back to a Point when qlllntitiu of oysters ct this variety are being shiwed t» market. 1h addition tn the native oysters, Pacific or Jansnwe WWO" have become well apclimatiaed to the area and natural propagat’ took nil-co durinl n" D08» W" summers.

During lssc about m bamu or oyster; ware marbtod by Q3 Ltd!- smith producers. witrfthe Paciﬁc variety making up the greater part a, larger quantity could have been amt to market i! salu olibortlmit- in had been more iavorabls at the time and owners o! the beds are now ersdcavorlrm; to make arrange- ments to dimose o! vart oi their iutun production to ownerlﬂ-

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Al! talk of curbing the searohlq and inventive spirit o! man is vain. It came with him into the wﬁld. and if it were dwtroyed he would be man no longer but a ‘ ‘ent creature. He must go on and dis- cover new forces and adept to man's needs. It he makes disco- veries and inventions raster than the mass oi’ mankind can use them

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ple, and there comes a time when they seem to involve hardship, it is the buslnem oi the people to ensure a fair distribution o! the benefits. They must be prepared in abandon theories and methods cl an esrliu- time when that is necmsary.

The New York llerﬁ Tribune remarks: “It is a fact. that Great Britain has not gone Bolshevist; and the parallel, Roosevelt, Ker-en- ky arid Lloyd George, is rather a striking one. Kerensky passed tran- sitorialy through the smoke o! a system already laid in rulna Gen- tlernsnly radicals like the Resident and Mr. Lloyd George set, out only tn introduce a few improvements into systems still standing very so- lidly, It is true that when these proposed improvement; are analys- ed it generally turns out that t. get the-m installed the symm would first have to be demolished, but the result is rarely the demolition u! the system. Rather it is the quiet abandonment o! the improve- malts"

Those who continua about the dlrverul effect of the wheat agreement on Western Canada sim- ply do not know what they are talking about. The truth 1| farmer: wouldbebetierodibysowing to ﬂu and oats and barley the 3,000,- 000acresmoreorleqbywhichtlsa wheat eaeago should be reduced. ‘lb iulﬂl Canada's obligations under the wheat agreement it is not nc- nemary to leave a single act-e oi’ the present cultivated area idle. Wes- tern agriculture would be on a sounds basis i! this acreage were turned to the . o! oats and barley, with a rising marl-st available for tiaxseed as wcll._ Winnlvﬂl ‘Pnbune.

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