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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 16 May 1907, Page 3

FRIDAY, 17th .MAY. WEBSTER BEOS, , HEAD MIXED CATTLE FOli SALE BY AI'CTIOJS'. SAfUUUAY, MAY 2-5 1907. f* IiOOMED HOUSE, rahhouse, > do., •sljiiiilinjj on J urge SPCiioii,

_WITiSON & NOLAN. Ni.'TtC'K TO TRESPASSERS found tivsiwssing w ith or film on the properties of iiiHU'rs;;,>m',l, t'amii<<tnn Roa.l, will '"led without exception. W. I{. HOW. JOHN WATERS. I'.XDEU "THE LAXJ) AND IM ASSESSMENT AfT

Wellington, loth Hay, iwl _ ]S[OllCjs is hcvuhy giYva tm> . a pur suanee of the above Act and the ' Regulations made thereunder, every person and company within the meaning of the said Act, having derived income during the year ended March 31st. 11)07, from any source or by any mean* which is made the subject of taxation under the said Act, is hereby ieq, " • duly make and furnish to me, L. prescribed form, returns of such income on or before tiie Ist dune, 11)07. And, further, notice is hereby given that such returns shall in all cases be J Slivered at or forwarded to the office of the Commissioner of Taxes, i„ the Government Buildings, at Wellington., 1' HEYES, Commissioner of Taxes. NOTE.—Persons who have not received forms of return from this office nn.v obtain them at any IVtal Money-orde'r 0fli «- ~, 1.4,■SPECIAL NOTK-Any person failing to furnish a return at the prescribed time is liable to a penalty iof not than £2 nor more than £IOO. TO iibSH CONTRACTORS. RENDERS will be .veeived by the undersigned up to five o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, IStli May, for delivering one million feet of logs n'.i the Opunake Sawmilliiig Company's Mill at Te Kiri. Specifications may be seen at the Te Kiri Mill, at Messrs Henry Brown and Co.'s offices at New Plymouth and Inglewood, or by applying to Mr James jareia, Opunake. fly. BROWN, inglewood.

TAKANAKI RIFLES' ANNUAL MILITARY BALL *> It IL I, HAL L, JUNE 3rd, 1007. dor the Patrouagj of the 4th (Wellington) Battalion. yores* (Airs E. Doekrill), assisted by trong committee of ladies MUSIC 'lulling new Military music specify ported for the occasion, will be relied l.y Mrs Arnold George's wellwn orchestra.

To TilJi JiLKCIOiiS ' Ui' TAI'AXAK!. I 'J-'-HAXK 1110.,t heartily all" tho=o who have voted for me ami secured my return. I specially express my acknowledgments to the ladies and gentlemen of my town and country commit-, tecs for their valuable assistance, and trusting I shall mc n t » le honor you have done me. * ' ' I remain, Yours F.iithfnlly, IT. OKEY. V .-7'-:/::;.

X,ADIKS AND GENTLEMEN—--1 desire to return to you m.v licarty iiiid sineercst thanks for the support accorded me at the poll on Tuesday, and especially to thank those ludi ami endeavored to hold the Taranaki seat in the o<>vernuiout interest.

TiLVNKS. TO THE EHSCTOBS OJ-' TARAJTAKIJ M E (: - MAI 0N( :li' tenders li is silicon' thanks to those electors who voted for him at yesterday's election, and to the workers who labored (o secure his return; also to who did not vote for him. knowing full well the intention of I ninny of them to support him at the | next general election ill 1908. Mr Alalone also takes this early op■ * portunity of intimating to the electors of Tarnnaki that he will he a candidate for their suffrages at tha next general election. ■/: - •|: i|