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Otago Witness, Issue 3802, 25 January 1927, Page 38

LONDON (England). YVHEN Visiting the OLD COUNTRY Stay at FLORENCE HOTEL, 19-20 Lancaster Gate, Hyde Park, W. 2. Twenty years’ reputation for Quiet Comfort and Excellent Cuisine. Noted rendezvous for Overseas Visitors. Situated most beautiful and convenient part West End. Few yards Park, Kensington Gardens, buses, tubes. Few minutes all Theatres. TERMS from £3 13s 6d weekly, with Breakfast, Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Dinner. Daily from 12s 6d. No charge baths, boots, attendance. Spacious Reception Rooms, Elevator. Reservations by letter or cables to Florenotel, London. Detailed tariffs from Props. Arundel Restd. Hotel, Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC AUCTION. i LONGBEACH SUBDIVISION, L ASHBURTON. 18th FEBRUARY, 1927. The Undermentioned Firms have been favoured with instructions from the Executors of the- late J. C. N. Grigg and Family to sell by Public Auction at the Theatre Royal in Ashburton on the 18th February, 1927, at 2 o’clock: ' 10 FARMS ’ Which Range frojn 45 Acres to 455 Acres. This Sale is the First Auction Subdivision of the Famous LONGBEACH ESTATE. The Land to be sold comprises some of the best of this Famous Estate, and tt'i»e of the blocks have Buildings thereon. Some of the Farms are specially suited for the growing of wheat, oats, cocksfoot, clover, ryegrass, and root crops; some are more adapted for dairying; and they are all eminently suited for the raising of fat stock. The area being sold is 2405 ACRES. The roads are all the best metalled. Schools are handy. Rural mails, telephone, and electric light are all available. Ashburton is 11 to 16 miles distant, railway 8 to 11 miles, schools 3 miles, cneese factory 3 miles. THE TERMS OF SALE:. i 5 per cent. Cash L. P er cent, possession £■;. 5 per cent. March, 1928 £ 5 per cent. March, 1929 10 per cent. March, 1932 f Balance March, 1934. Interest 5| per cent. These terms apply to those lots on are erected a range of Farm Buildings, but where no Buildings are provided the purchaser will erect Buildings to the value of at least 10 per cent, of the total Purchase Money prior to March, 1929, in lieu of the instalments '"'m 1928 and 1929, which instalments wQI then be payable with the balance of **• 1 urchase Money in March, 1934. Lithograph Plans giving all information are available upon application to the undermentioned Firms, with whom arlangertients can be made-for inspection. •J. trev Oß THOMAS & CO., i W RIG ( gJb) STEPHENSOX ’ & co - J>YNE, GOULD, GUINNESS (LTD.), Joint Agents, Ashburton and All Branches; Or Messrs Duncan, Cotterill, and >ti inger,: or Messrs Lane, Neave, and Wanktyn, Solicitors for the Vendors. £lOO reward. will gne the above Reward for INFORMATION LEADING TO CONA ICTION OF ANYONE IN POSSESSION OF KURIHEKA SHEEP without my authority, Kuriheka Sheep are fare-branded down the nose with a fare-brand iin x IJin. Earmarks on application. A COWIE-NICHOLS. the Person who advertised in. the Otago Witness in 1924 -inquiring for the Young Man who handed * bag to a Gentleman on Dunedin Wharf, who promised to Procure fruit from Sydney, PLEASE WRITE TO THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT of this Paper FOR THE YOUNG MAN’S ADDRESS. T AND AND INCOME TAX .. ; (ANNUAL) ACT, 1926. INCOME TAX PAYABLE. , \ n Council, made and issued by his Excellency the Governor-General in Council on the 20th dav of September 1926; under the authority of the above Act, it was determined that the Duty by way of Income Tax, leviable under Section 3 of the said Act, SHOULD BE £ AI ® J UM ON TUESDAY, Uie Bth day of February, 1927, at the Ufhee of the Commissioner of Taxes, Government Buildings, Wellington; and, in accordance .with such Order in Council, 1 Hereby Give Notice that the said Duty wnl be payable accordingly. Additional Tax will accrue if the Tax is °, n -, or before Ist MARCH, 1927. the liability to pay is not suspended by any objection. The tax should be paid on or before the prescribed date, other'wise the additional percentage accrues yerpayinent win be adjusted by nriP 6 an j3 s - be from the •Office of the Commissioner of Taxes on or about 31st January, 1927. Demands must toe presented with all payments, and taxpayers who expect a demand and do not receive; one should notify me of the fact , v, A, E. FOWLER. ~Xuu-- Commissioner of Taxes.