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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14666, 21 March 1918, Page 6

■ -^ANTm—Thoroughly capable Orchard and Estate Manager: 300 1 acres young orchard and usually 300 acres of cropping. Must be alivoand ; able to handle men efficiently. Refer- ' ences essential. £200 per annum free' ; cottage and better prospects. Applica- ; turns close" Saturday, March 23rd. , Apply "Orchardist," care of Post Office ' Motueka. n^[ MALTSTERS. , RANTED.— Competent Maltster, or : . intelligent, active youth, willing to learn to become one. i ••■■ Apply. 1146 J. R. DODSON AND SON. JpOR SALE.—First-class' Cooking Apples 3s 6d per 401b case,* deliverecL Cash.—Nelson Fruit Co. 114; f ., ■pOR SALE.—Piemelons, Pumpkins, Pickling Onions, any quantity.—. Nelson Fruit Co. . .... 1148 HPO Lease, 30 Acres of good Agricul- . tural Land. For particulars apply Mrs. Franklyn, senior, Wakefield. 1143 NELSON POULTRY ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the above will be ,*■ held.in Opie's Rooms at 8 o'clock THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Business: Election of Secretary, and. snow arrangements. "114* STOKE ROAD BOARD. CAUTION. ' ?J<HE .Rocks. Road, Aniseed Valley, owing to slips, is closed for Heavy • Traffic. J. GLEN, 1 1140 Secretary, j , —: —~- Sr~. EMMS'S NELSON-TAKAKA MOTOR SERVICE. CABB.*CT.ILL BESUME EUXNING •iO-DAY. NORMAN L. EMMS, 1158 Proprietor. N.Z. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. i ANNUAL GENaBAL MEETING, OHSLBOURNE Street 3chqoJroom, TOk> NIGHT, (Thursday,.2.l at March), at 8 c clock. Speakers: bishop Mules, the Bishop of Nelson, Mrs A. J. Carr, Canon Wollstein, and Uav. O. J. Kimberley. All iatereated in missions are iuvived to be present, ■ llßj{ - APPLES. QWING to LABOUR SHORTAGE, Growers are notified tlat we CANNOT take further supplies of APPLES this season. . - - ■ S. KIRKPATRICK AND COl, LTD., NELSON TAM FACTORY. . ' 114,'; TO THE ELECTORS OF THE LICENSING DISTRICT OF NELSON. J^ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-^ . To-my supporters, 1 sincerely uank you tor your recent vouj. 'jlo uiy uppuueuts: Inere is a war on. Play tae game. Anu-shouting and six o'clock. closing are vVar liegulutions. You Know, I khow, tne l J'once Authorities s:.ouiu know tue many breaches in this district tfcat amount to a;scandal. .There are some iiotelkeepers who comiorui to the law, out the' position in regard to others is well set forth in tfcese Lines:— A "back door, a by 6 door, " Or some kind of sly door ; You need have no trouble in getting your smack. . If you don't like tho wide door/ ' Just creep, in-at the side door,:, Or, what's still better, the door at the back.' Failure of anti-si outing brought in the early closing law. Failure, of early closing may convince Parliament that Prohibition is the one and only remedy for the control of the Drink Trade. ROBERT WATSON. NOTICE TO. MAKE RETURNS OF LAND UNDER THE LAND AND INCOME TAX ACT, 1916. Land and Income Tax Department,,. Wellington, 20th March, 1918. JVOTICE is hereby given fhat, in pursuance of tte above Act and the regulations made thereunder,, every person and company within the meaning of the said Act, being owner of land' in New Zealand, is hereby required to mnk«- and furnish to ir.e, in the prescribed form, returns of suet; land as at J 4l o'nlofk noon on the 31st day of March, 1918. And, further, notice is hereby given that such returns stall in all cases be delivered at or forwarded to the office 'of the Commissioner of Taxes, in the Government Buildings at Wellington, on or before the Bth day of April, 1918. D. G: CLARK, Commissioner of Taxes. Note Forms of retwn may be obtained at any postal money-order office ; they will nr>t be sent to taxpayers from the office of the Commissioner- of Taxes unless written application is made for ■them. .. '■■■'.- ■ ' . -If the total unimproved value of the land of'a taxpayer, rs assessed under I tie Valuation of Land Act, 1908. does not exceed £500. a return of land need not h" furnished. Special NQte.—By finishing; returns jpromptly taxpayers will save themselves? I being .pyibieHJed- to default assessments ;am mulcted in fines. 1142