NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.
" Inquirer."—The results of the competition ware published in our issue of April 27. " Speed."—(ij The leaseholder can claim for trespass. The amount would have to be basol on reason and according to the damaije done or the value of tho grazing rights. The possession of a miner's right would not entitle a person to graze stock unconditionally on other people's land. (2) £2 3s. " Wireless."—(l) A copy of " Crystal Sets: Construction and Maintenance," by E. T. Lamer, could be procured from your bookseller for approximately 2s. (2) The parts would cost 9s Od, and a pair of carphones could he procured for tho same amount. A battery is not used with a crystal set. The construction is quite a simple matter. " Perplexed Taxpayer."—The paragraph on Form N.B. 55 must be read literally. Income derived outside of New Zealand from some other country within the British dominions, which is subject to a special tax in that country for relief of unemployment, is exempt from the emergency unemployment charge on income other than salary or wages. Dividends from investments in Australia are subject to a charge if they are free of unemployment tax in the country of origin. Taxation for relief of unemployment Is collected in New South Wales, Victoria. Queensland, and South Australia.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21951, 12 May 1933, Page 8
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