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Opunake Times, 25 October 1935, Page 3

THE LAND AND INCOME TAX (ANNUAL) ACT, 1935. LAND-TAX PAYABLE. By Order in Council, made and issued by His Excellency Hie Governor-Genera] in Council on I the 15th day of October, 1935, under the authority of the above I Act, it was determined that the duty by way of land-tax leviable under the said Act should be paid in one sum on Thursday, the Ttli day of November, 1935, at the office of the Commissioner ot Taxes. Government Buildings, Wellington, C.l; and, in accord ance with such Order in Council, I hereby give notice that the said duty will be payable accordingly/

Additional tax will accrue if the lax is not paid on or before 28th November, 1935. The liability to pay is not suspended by any objection. The tax should be paid on or before the prescribed date, otherwise the additional percentage accrues; any overpayment will be adjusted by refund. The demands will be posted from the office of the Commissioner of Taxes on or about 31st. October, 1935. Demands must be presented with a'l payments, and taxpayers w ho expect a demand and do not receive one should notify me of the fact. C. E. DOWLAND, Commissioner of Taxes.

OPUNAKE SURF LIFESAVING CLUB, THE ANNUAL MEETING The Annual meeting' of the above Club will be held in St. Patrick’s Hall (Supper Room), on Wednesday, October 30th., 1935, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. All members, intending members and friends are cordially invited to attend, business: — Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Officers. General. Members are requested to bring a plate. S. M. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. WELLS DEVINED AND SUNK WELLS DEVINED AND SUNK By Contract, or Hourly Wages, as per arrangement. W A TER GU ARANTEED R. ROBERTSON, RAHOTU. For Further Particulars Ring PHONE 14 M, RAHOTU. N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. OPUNAKE BRANCH. [HE MONTHLY MEETING will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1335 In the PIHAMA HALL PIHAMA HALL At 8 p.m. business; — Address and films dealing with the Pig Industry, including Marketing, etc. Speakers: Messrs J. C. SORENSON * C. J. HARRIS. A good attendance is requested. SOTE CHANGE OF MEETING PLACE. A. ALLAN, Secretary, Pihama.

KEEP FREE KEEP FREE MONDAY, NOVEMBER lltli MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th Commencing' at 2 o’clock For a Garden Party To l>e held at the residence of MRS. D. MOURIE. MRS. D. MOURIE. Stalls for Needlework, Gifts and Produce. Gamer, and Competitions. AFTERNOON TEA. ADMISSION 1/-. HOUSE TO LET. House, 4 rooms; all conveniences, one mile from Opunake. Apply R. Hodson. A FISH STORY WITH A MORAL.

“You’ve got quite a good haul, my lad,” said the old gentleman to (lie small boy returning from a fisliin*»• expedition. “Where did you get it?” “(to down (ho path marked ‘Private’,” said the boy, ‘cross the paddock where it says ‘Beware of the bull,’ climb over the gate where there is a ‘Trespassers will be prosecuted’ notice, and then you’ll see a pool narked ‘No fishing alowed.’ That’s the place.” The moral is, of course, that human nature resents being^forbidden anything not essentially wrong. Tlie moment it is forbidden is created the irresistible desire to obtain it. No matter how many restrictions are imposed means will be found to- evade them and the position eventually becomes farcical. The surprising and disastrous results of prohibition in America (since repealed), and its similar total failure elsewhere, amply illustrate the point. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds never fails