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PUBLIC NOTICES

LEVIN REGENT THEATRE FINALLY TONIGHT Animal hordes scream vengeance against invading humans. "TARZAN AND THE HUNTRESS" Starring Johnny Weismuller, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield. Excellent Supporting Programme ¥ * ¥ SATURDAY and MONDAY MATINEE SATURDAY 2 P.M. Where there's life there's Hope . . . Where there's Hope there's laughs! Paramount presents BOB HOPE and Signe Hasso, Wm. Bendix, — In — "WHERE THERE'S LIFE" with George Colouris (U-Cert.) S u p •> o r t s include "Sp'eaking Animals" (technicolour) , Technicolour Musical Parade, Cartoon and News Reel. horowhenua a. & p. assn. forty-third -ANNUAL SHOW - -ANNUAL SHOW - -ANNUAL SHOW - -ANNUAL SHOW - Friday & Saturday : January 28 & 29, 1949 AT LEVIN SHOWGROUNDS New Zealand's Premier Dairy Exhibition * Wellington Provincial Championship Jump. •KTwo 8-horse Wagon Teams. *First N.Z. Exhibition of Black Galloways. - Dog Trials — Horse and ' Pony Events. *Shpep and Pigs ■K.Home Industries. * Highland Dancing * Merry-go-rounds and Sideshows. ■K Chairoplanes '* night show * saturday, 29™ 7.45 p.m.AT THE GRANDSTAND (Admission to Grandstand free) Two hours of bright and unusual entertainment — MAURICE HAWKEN, well-known quizmaster of 2ZB. BOB HENRY, Wellington's popular stage and radio pianist. NOEL McKAY, the wonder dualvoiced songster. BAFFLES, who is-he? — what is he? — Baffies will baffle you." 8.45 p.m.— OPEN AIR TALKIES Comedy — Travelogue — Musical. A light and varied programme. chas. h. olds Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing, Elocution, Etc. STUDIO RE-OPENING MONDAY, FEBRUARZ 7th. For appointments please ring the residence, 640R. NOTE: — New address: 44 Durham Street, Levin. frank baumber, L.R.S.M., L.T.C.L., R.M.T., Teacher .of Voice Production and Singing. RESUMES TUITION ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1949. Studio in town. For particulars and appointments rihg 99M. SOCIAL-SECURITY CHARGE FEBRUARY INSTALMENT: The fourth quarterly instdlment of the charge of l/6d in the £ on income other than salary. or wages: derived during the year ended 31st March, 1948, is due on 1st February, 1949, and must be paid within one month to avoid the 10% penalty for late payment. Companies and other corporate bodies are required to pay the full year's charge within one month from the 2nd February, 1949. WAGES-TAX: All employers of labour are notified that severe penalties are 'provided for failure to deduct and account for wages-tax (1/6 in £) in respect of all wages paid to permanent or casual emDloyees, whether on a time, piece work, or contract basis.— F. G. OBORN, Commissioner of Taxes.

superhuman rulers OF this world NEAR TIIEIR END! PUBLIC ADDRESS By H. J. BENESCH (Representative of Watch Tower Society) SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 3. p.m. ODDFELLO WS ' HALL, Oxford Street, Levin. — ALL WELCOME — (No Collection) \ trained monkeys at the showground (7A.PTAIN McFARLANE'S Monkeys and Dogs and Trained Ponies are a wonderful team and work well together. At Brisbane a lady in the audience was surprised by having an apple taken from her hand by Evangeline, the flapper monkey. After eating the apple she politely borrowed the- lady's liandkerchief to wipe her hands, after which she gravely returned to the stage to resume her part in the aet. Look for the name "C&ptain McFarlane" trentham 1uces " SATURDAY, JAN. 29th gUBES leave Levin 8.30 a.m. Re» served seats obtainable only at Levin Travel Agency, Bath Street. FARE: £1 RETURN. watts motors ltdTel. 551 Office — Residence 224S buses to levin a. & p. show SATURDAY, 29th JAN., 1949 gUSES will run as required to and from. Showgrounds, day and night. watts motors ltd. 'PHONES: 551 (Office), 224S (Res.). PRELIMINARY NOTICE koputaroa flower show * bazaar l RABY SHOW KOPUTAROA HALL saturday, feb. 26, 1949 AT 2 P.M. Dance at 8 p.m. — Larkin's Orchestra INCOME TAX PAYABLE JN accordance with Order m Council dated 13th October, 1948, issued under the Land and Income Tax Act, 1923, and the Land and Income Tax (Annual) Act, 1948, I hereby notify that the Income Tax leviable under Section 3 of the latter Act is payable at any office of the Land and Income Tax Department or at any money-order post office, in one sum on Wednesday, the 9th February, 1949, and that 5% additional tax aecrues if-not paid by 2nd March, 1949. Liability is not suspended by any objection, and tax must be paid by the prescribed date to avoid the additional percentage; any overpayment will be refunded. Demands will be issued on or about 2nd February, 1949, and must be presented with all payments. Taxpayers who do not receive an expected demand should communicate with the Superintendent of the office of the Land and Income Tax Department where their records are filed. — F. G. OBORN, Commissioner of Taxes, Wellington, C.3.