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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 73, 18 May 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES RUGBY FOOTBALL All interested in formation and revival of a Rugby Club in Whakatane: are. requested to attend a meeting, Borough Chambers, Thursday night 20th May, 7.30 p.m. Don't let this be a one-man show. 116 W. S. HENDERSON. RED CROSS SOCIETY, TE TEKO The Paddy's Market previously advertised has been postponed until Saturday, 26th June. 103 RANGITAIKI PLAINS DAIRY COMPANY LIMITED ASSISTANTS FOR BUTTER FACTORY Additional employees are urgently required for the. coming season. Acting on the assumption that there; are people in the district who can assist the Company and who are willing to do so, once they are aware of the urgency of the situation; the Board of Directors appeals to any residents of the Rangitaiki Plains, who are in a position to lend, a hand, to come forward and offer their services. The following information is given in an endeavour to make the Dairy Company's position reasonably clear, so that those who are prepared and able' to help, will understand how real is the need for their assistance. (1) The present Butter Factory staff is insufficient for the coming season. (2) A good many of the existing employees are. Grade I single men. The Company has. been compelled to retain the services of men who would prefer to be. in the army. (3) The Armed Forces Appeal Board has repeatedly stated that it will not permit Grade 1 single men to be, retained in any industry whilst married men with children are going into camp, unless the Appeal Board is satisfied that the replacement of these single men is an absolute impossibility. The Directors of the Company are ig. complete accord with this view. (4) Despite, the Dairy Company's urgent appeals, the District Manpower Officer cannot find employees, male or female, married or single. (5) The Armed Forces Appeal Board has requested that every effort be made to replace, five of the Butter Factory's present employees by the end of May and other workers by the end of July. At least 9 assistants are required. A. number of positions can be filled by women and) girls and the remaining ones by men or youths. The wages of youths, women and girls will not be confined to award rates and will be on a liberal basis. Factory conditions are good and every attempt will be made to employ workers on jobs best suited to their experience, ability and physique. Applications will be given full consideration by a Committee of Directors, the Butter Factory Manager .and the undersigned. Address applications to, or leave , 6 .... particulars with, R s E. ,BLAIR. Secretary-Manager, Private Bag, e 114 WHAKATANE. RETURNS OF INCOME Every person and company, whether a taxpayer or not, having derived income during* the year ended 31st March 1943 from any source or by any means which is made the subject of taxation under the Land and Income Tax Act, 1923, or any amendment thereof, is hereby required to forward to or deliver at. my office Wellington C.3, in the prescribed form (obtainable at any post office), returns of such income on or before the Ist June 1943. Where returns are acccpted for a year ending later than 31st March they shall be made within two months of such later date. Details of those required to furnish returns are displayed at postoffices. Any person failing to furnish a return at. the prescribed time is liable to a penalty up to £100. JM. PARK, Commissioner of Taxes. 92