Total revenue, exclusive of Land Sales, was $43,667,904, against $29,- 773,753 in 1936. For the first time in many years Land Sales (Premia on New Leases) showed an increase, the revenue of $578,463 representing a 98 per cent. increase over 1936. Revenue from thís source was expected Miss Reynolds, of whom it was said by counsel that "her face was her fortune," was, at the time of the accident, sitting on a man friend's knee in a car driven by Mr. Sidney Bliss, of Cambridge Terrace, London, S. W., whom she sued, together with the owner of the taxicab, Mr, W. J. Hardware, of Shipton Garage, Prince of Wales. Road, London, She alleged that she had received a scar on her head, and shoulder and arm injuries which interfered with her occupation, at which she earned an average of £20 a week. Both defendants denied negligence.
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