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Northland Age, Volume 7, Issue 30, 29 April 1938, Page 6

On Thursday, May 12th, the Manchester Unity Lodge will hold their annual dance at Takahue. t t t t Under Suspicion Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman tells of a Scotsman who was asserting that all the great poets were of his nation. “Well,” said someone, “but how about Shakespeare? You can’t say he was a Scotsman.” To this the Scotsman replied: “His talents would justify the supposition.”

Cruel to be kind ! “If you would cure your young lad of smoking,” writes “Pater” to a Sydney Daily, “don’t argue with him. Invite him to come and have a smoke with you. He’ll be as pleased as punch ! Fill an old pipe with “full-flavoured,’ offer him a light and tell him to make himself comfortable. He won’t be comfortable long !—and will probably not smoke again for years. It’s rum, but some men never learn to smoke ; others have to serve a sort of apprenticeship to smoking. But once acquired what pleasure and joy the habit gives ! But avoid brands that cause discomfort and upset you. They are too full of nicotine. The safest of all tobaccos are the toasted ones. Toasting helps to free them of nicotine and give them their delicious flavour and beautiful bouquet, and whether you fill up with Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold, you’ll get the purest sweetest, most fragrant and soothing smoke you ever had and the least harmful. P. 743.

EMPLOYMENT TAXATION QN the Ist May, an instalment of the Registration Levy will become payable by all male persons twenty years of age and over, other than those entitled to exemption. The first instalment of the Employment Charge of Bd. in the £ on income other than salary or wages derived during the year ended 31st March 1938 also falls due_on the same date. It is essential that a declaration of such income (“nil” or otherwise) together with the declaration of “Industrial and Occupational Status,” be furnished during May by males (including Natives) who have attained the age of twenty years. In the case of a “nil” declaration of income, Part II of the form must be completed. Women (including Native women) twenty years of age or over whose income other than salary or wages is in excess of £SO are also required to furnish similar declarations. Declaration forms and further information may be obtained from any Money-order Office, together with details of the classes of persons who are exempt from the Registration Levy and the Employment Charge. Persons who fail to furnish declarations as and when required, render themselves liable, on summary conviction, to a fine 0 f £SO. A penalty equal to 10 percent of the amount of tax due will be incurred on any instalment not paid within one month of the due date. An employer who employs for moi'e than seven days a person who is in arrears with the Registration Levy is liable, on summary conviction, to a fine of £2O. .J M. PARK, Commissioner.

TRESPASS NOTICE / A Ny Person Trespassing with dog or gun on my property at Victoria Valley will be prosecuted. ROY BEAZLEY. X TRESPASS NOTICE Persons trespassing with dog or guipcartny property at Fryer’s road be prosecuted. T. BRADFORD. / TRESPASS NOTICE A NY Person Trespassing with dog or gun on my property on Fryer’s Road will be prosecuted. F. G. CASHMAN. TRESPASS NOTICE Persons trespassing with dog or gun o»'ihy property will be njfcadr JAVIS FOSTER. prosecu *■ TRESPASS NOTICE ANY Person or persons with dog oxgun seen trespassing on my properties in Oruru will be prosecuted. R. D. FOSTER. TRESPASS NOTICE ANY Person Trespassing with dog or gun on my farms, Kaitaia and Church Road, will be prosecuted. T. GALLAGHER.