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Wednesday, 13 December 1911


Mr MAHON (Coolgardie) (12:23 PM) . - The item, as it stands at present, will subject to a heavy duty pictures for churches, cathedrals, and other religious institutions. Presumably, this is not intended by the Government.


Mr Tudor - I shall look into the item, and if necessary, see that some provision is made in another place.


Mr MAHON - That probably means if it is convenient.


Mr Fisher - As to churches, I shall certainly agree as to the suggestion. I consider a cathedral a church.


Mr MAHON - There are pictures in other religious institutions, and these ought to be placed on the same footing as churches.


Mr Fisher - I pledge myself to churches, at any rate.

Item, as amended, agreed to.

Item 425 (Thermit), items 440 and 448 (Scientific Instruments) agreed to.

Postponed item 342 -

By omitting the whole item and insertingin its stead the following item : - " 342. (a) Gramophones, Phonographs, and other Talking Machines, including cases (but not horns), imported with Machines, not exceeding £5 in total value; also Records, free.

(b)   Gramaphones, Phonographs, and other Talking Machines, including cases imported -with Machines, when the value, without horn, exceeds £s; Horns for Talking Machines, whether accompanying the Machines ot otherwise, ad valorem (General Tariff), 35 per cent. ; (United Kingdom), 30 per cent.

(c)   Unassembled Metal parts of Talking Machines but not including Homs, free."







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