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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 25, 29 July 1940, Page 2

_ _ IT'S THE TALK OF TOWN— Everywhere you go you hear — "HAVE YOU SEEN •ZANZIBAR'?" BE ADVISED — BOOK SEATS. IT COSTS NO EXTRA. Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. ~== ( LUXE JEE^" Courtenay V Ring Place '-^ 53-080. (Direction: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd.) Hearing Aids Central Heating. MATINEE 2 p.m. NIGHTLY 7.45. 3 — BIG PICTURES — 3 Universal's Super Jungle Film. "ZANZIBAR." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) "TORCHY PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) "GREEN HORNET"—No. 8. IT'S A RIOT! ROXY THEATRE. OXY THEATRE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. SHOWING NOW. , Continuous Every Day From 11 a.m. FLANAGAN NAUGHTON NERVO & & & ALLEN GOLD KNOX With AUSTRALIA'S OWN ROLLICKING BARITONE, PETER DAWSON In THAT FAMOUS PICTURE YOU'VE HEARD SO MANY GOOD THINGS ABOUT . . . THE FUNNIEST PICTURE EVER PRODUCED- " O-K-A-Y F-O-R S-O-U-N-D" " O-K-A-Y F-O-R S-O-U-N-D" " O-K-A-Y F-O-R S-O-U-N-D" PLUS: UNIVERSAL'S Screaming COMEDY HIT BASED ON THE SONG SENSATION of the SAME NAAIE"OH JOHNNY HOW YOU CAN LOVE" "OH JOHNNY HOW YOU CAN LOVE" With TOM BROWN PEGGY MORAN DONALD MEEK - ALLEN JENKINS (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES. SOciAL~~SECURITY CONTRIBUTION AND NATIONAL SECURITY TAX. rf^HARGE on Income other than Salary or Wages: All persons (including trustees) and companies liable for the Social Security charge on income other than salary or wages will, in respect of such income derived during the year ended March 31, 1940, be liable for the quarterly instalments due on August 1 and November 1, 1940, and February 1, 1941, computed on the basis of the combined Social Security and National Security rate of 2s in the £, or in effect double the amount of the Social Security charge instalment in each case. This liability applies to all companies and trustees as aforesaid and also to all persons, male and female, ordinarily resident in New Zealand, who have attained the age of sixteen years, except persons in receipt of a war pension in respect of total disablement. The combined charge is payable on the same basis and under the same procedure as if the Social Security charge payable was doubled in respect of each of the three instalments above mentioned. A penalty of 10 per cent, will be incurred on any amounts not paid within one month after the due date thereof in each case. As hitherto, payment, either in advance or otherwise, may be made at any Money Order office or forwarded direct to the Commissioner of Taxes, Wellington. Receipts already issued for payment of any of the current year's instalments of the Social Security charge (e.g., May 1940 instalment) will form the basis of re-calculation, and adjustment to the combined charge, of the instalments affected. Taxpayers are required to present such receipts when tendering payment of the August, 1940, and subsequent instalments. If payment is remitted by post the receipts or full particulars thereof should be forwarded with the remittance. ■ Charge on Salaries and Wages: All salaries and wages and other income liable to deduction of Social Security charge at the source are, in respect of amounts earned or derived for any period after July 21, 1940, liable to deduction of Social Security charge and National Security tax at the combined rate of Id for every lOd or part thereof. The combined charge is required to be deducted and accounted for on the same basis and under the same procedure as if the Social Security charge rate had been increased and all tlie provisions of the Social Security Act, 1933, and regulations made thereunder apply to the combined charge in the same manner and in all respects as they apply to Social Security charge. The attention of employers and other persons making payments of salaries and wages and other income liable to deduction of the charge at the source is drawn to the abovementioned provisions relating to penalties and fines for failure to deduct the charge or failure to account in the proper manner for amounts deducted. Social Security Registration Fee: On August 1 an instalment of the Registration Fee (five shillings) will become payable by all Male persons twenty years of age_ or over who are ordinarily resident in New Zealand, other than those exempt. All such persons, irrespective ot occupation, calling, or status are required to be registered under tlie Social Security Act and in possession of a coupon-book, whether or not in receipt of income or entitled to exemption from payment ot the fee Details of the classes of persons, entitled to claim exemption may be obtained at any Money Order office, together with the necessary forms. Every person who is so entitled} including persons in receipt ot an Age Benefit under the Social Security Act and not in receipt of any other income, must complete the appropriate foim of application for exemption and present it with the coupon-book at a Money Order office within seven days after the last day for payment of the instalment Such persons must claim their exemption m the manner indicated above, otherwise payment of the instalment may be demanded It is essential that the full name and postal address of the holder of a couponbook' be entered oil the relative coupon before tendering payment of an instalment Any employer who employa for more than seven days a person who has failed to register or who is in arr ear with the Registration Fee is .able on summary conviction, to a fine ot t^O. New' Coupon Books: When payment of the August, 1940, instalment is made,, 01 exemption from payment thereo is claimed a new coupon book for male persons twenty years of age or over will be issued covering the November, 1940, and subsequent instalments. Those persons who have already effected payment of the August, 1940 instalment and who have not obtained a new coupon book should present their current coupon book, together with any loose receipts, at,the nearest Money Order office in order that a new coupon book may be issued. IMPORTANT: Further information in connection with the Social Security charge, National Security tax, or the Registration Fee may be obtained from any Money Order office. Taxpayers who are in doubt as to their liabilities should make inquiry as early as possible during the month of August, 1940, in order to avoid penalties for late payment of any amounts they may be liable to pay during that m°nth' J. M. PARK, Commissioner of Taxes. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I HEREBY" give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 367910 on the life of Margaret Leah Wilmor Blake, fof Wellington, wife of Alexander William Blake, which is declared to have been lost. W. E. ARNOLD. Commissioner. Wellington, July 29, 1940.