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Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1926, Page 3

Box Plan for the Wonder Show Now Open. 2 Nights with a Change of Programme. pRINCESS rpiIEATP E WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MARCH 24th. & 2oth. An Entertainment that will make von Glad for a Month. A REAL LONDON REVUE ! NEW SONGS NEW DANCES new sketches NEW BURLESQUES THE CABARET SHOW “ENGLISH FUTURISTS” n -VERSATILE ARTISTS—"I j o -VERSATILE ARTISTS— 1 'Knell On? a Surprise Packet. SEE! The Cabaret Kittens Ballot. II EAR.! The Futurists’ Jazz Orchestra. WATCH 1 The Gorgeous Gowned Girls. “The brightest show of its kind to tour the Dominion.”—Vide the Press. Popular prices: Gs, 4s. 2s (plus tax). Box Plan now open at Miss Mclntosh’s.

BOOK BEFORE- YOU SLEEP ! E. V. Conway, Touring Manager. NOTICE TO MAKE RETURNS OF LAND UNDER THE LAND AND INCOME TAX ACT, j>«3. TVrOTICE is hereby given that in pnr--h x sunnco of the above Act and the Regulations made tlicreuniVir, every person and company within the meaning of the said Act, whether a taxpayer or not. being the owner of land in New Zealand, is hereby required to make and furnish to me, in the prescribed form, returns of such lands as at 12 o'clock noon on the 111st. DAY of .MARCH, 1020. If the total unimproved value of the land of any person or company, as assessed under the Valuation of Land Act, 1008. does not exceed £SOO, a return of land need not be furnished. And, further, notice is hereby given that such returns shall in all cases ho 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-, 1926. A. E. FOWLER, Commissioner of Tuxes. Note Forms of return may he obtained at any postal money-order office ; they will not he sent to taxpayers from the. office of tho Commissioner of Taxes unless written application is made for them. Special Note. Any person failing to furnish a return at the prescrib'd time is liable tn a penalty up to L'loo.

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T. Hi. CHESTER MAN, Won Secretary. R OSS QJPOR.TS. The annual sports meeting will bo bold on the Ross Recreation Ground on Easter Tuesday, (sth. April, 1920. £llO PROGRAMME! Including Underhand' Chop, £.'so; Upright Chop. £ls; Maiden Chop, £1 10s; Handicap Saw. £7; 100yds. Foot Race, £3 10s; 75yds. Hash Handicap, £8; ]2oyds. Sheffield. £l9; 220 yds. £8; Hop-step-and-jump; running | Long Jump. Programmes on application to undersigned. Nominations close on 28th. March. A. AV. PEEBLES, Hon. Sec. lON n. ARAGE. R“ L ,os G JAIK SIMPSON has resumed running and his car is at the public’s disposal. Cad or ring Red Lion Hotel, ’phene No. 32. GEORGE DELBRIDGE REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. GRAND SELECTION OF SUITINGS. LADIES’ AND CENT’S TAILOR. Fit, Style and Quality Guaranteed.

The Automobile and Industry. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOTOR TRANSPORTATION HAS REVOLUlonised the life of the farm, estimates place the number OF AUTOMOBILES IN THE 6,5000,000 FARMS IN THE UNITED STATES AT 4,200,000, WITH 370,000 MOTOR TRUCKS ALSO IN USE. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION HAS BROUGHT THE TOWN AND COUNTRY INTO CLOSER TOUCH. IT HAS TO A CONSIDERABLE DEGREE DESTROYED THE HISTORIC ISOLATION OF FARM AND FARMER. IT HAS PERMITTED A NOTABLE EXTENSION IN EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR RURAL POPULATIONS. THE CENTRALLY LOCATED SCHOOL REACHABLE BY MOTOR TRANSPORTATION FROM A LARCE SURROUNDING AREA HAS LARCELY CONTRIBUTED TO THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF ADEQUATE EQUIPMENT AND ADEQUATE INSTRUCTION FOR THE RURAL CHILDREN. THE AUTOMOBILE HAS ALSO BEEN AN EFFECTIVE AID IN THE FIELD OF MEDICAL RELIEF FOR SCATTERED POPULATIONS. IT IS OUR INTENTION TO ENDEAVOUR TO PROVE THAT T «E AUTOMOBILE IS NO LONCER A LUXURY BUT AN ECONOMIC NECESSITY, AND WE SOLICIT ANY ENQUIRIES REGARDING YOUR TRAN SPORTAfION PROBLEMS. AUSTIN DODGE MORRIS— RUGBY BATY’S GARAGE W. HARRINGTON, Manager,