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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 18, 19 August 1916, Page 5

THE INCOME TAX AND THE FARMER.” Many farmers are growing prematurely old, nob through worrying over the. low prices of stock (for pi-ices were never better), but through struggling and wrestling with those . . . returns connected with the Income Tax, But relief lias come fOh! lucky farmer!) in the shape of ‘‘The “Egmont” harmor's Cash Book and Ledger.” This is the result of the combined brains of a practical farmer and a local accountant. Wo don’t know who supplied most of the ideas. The farmer, wo imagine, because the book is very simple, and yet the accountant is in evidence, because the book contains all that is required to make up returns foi the Incomd Tax. We imagine the farmer had a big say in arranging the price of this useful book, which is only ds fid; postage sd. Procurable from H. T. Jones and Son, Lt,d., Wanganui, and Stratford stationers. x

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