THE FARMER’S WORRIES.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11644, 10 August 1916, Page 5

THE FARMER’S WORRIES.

Many farmers are growing prema- * turely old, not through over the low prices of stock (for ■ prices were never better), bat ;:; through struggling and wrestling ’ with those returns connected with ? the Income Tax. Bnt relief has corneal (Oh! lucky farmer!) in the shape 'i of “The Bguioat Farmer’s Cash Book and Ledger. ” This is the re- 3 suit of the combined brains of a j practical Tanner and a local,',’ accountant. We dou’t know who \i Supplied most of the ideas. The jj farmer, we imagine, because the J book js very_ simple, and yet the.;| accountant is in evidence, because 1 the book contains all that is quired to make up returns for the'-i Income Tax. We imagine tb&si farmer nad a big say in the price of this useful hook, which $ is procurable from local stationers J at Ss 6d, or from ilia publishers, H. .-j I. Jones aud So a, Ltd., Want aonj If Postage Od. # ~ ' 1 H|j . ===== .1