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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 30 April 1927, Page 2

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In regard to the report telegraphed yesterday, of case in which Daniel OaiTno was granted his discharge irom bankruptcy, it was stated that the applicant-had purged his offence—-a breach of the .Bankruptcy Act - by going to prison. It is now pointed out that Carline was not committed to prison, and the statement was made in error. ' A Wellington Press Association message says that having understated his income bv £9711 «aice 1917, thereby evading the payment of income tax to the extent of £916, Herbert Hepworth, chemist, Palmerston North, was fined a. total of £SOO bv. Mr E. Page, S.M., to-day. Mr Tiidhopc, for the Department, said the defendant had returned less than one-third of his income, the past. “During the last 17 years he should have- paid. A Wellington- Press Association message says: “The Salvation Army,” said Commissioner Hav last night at an Army congress, “is G2 years old, and there is not a sign on the horizon of spiritual abatement. The power of the Army is in the deeds of the spirit, and we are going to do, may it please God, even more than we have done i'> the past during the last 17 years.’’ H« said the Army had advanced about 50 per cent. It was expanding’ throughout America, Canada, Great Britain. Europe and Tndia, even in the disturbed lands of the East.