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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 31 March 1911, Page 4

Buy preference snares at once. They are a perfectly safe and verv promising investment, and one that niav be recommended with confidence. 'Send to Walter Bcwley, New Plymouth.— Adrt. Tt will be as well to bear in mind that the penalty for failing to fill in a census return in Xew Zealand is £2O, and the onus of seeing that a schedule is properly filled in is placed upon the householder or person in charge of a house wherein persons are resident. Amended regulations provide that "it .shall be the duty of cue. person who abides in a dwellinghouse on the night of Census Dav to fill in tue particulars required on the'personal card so far as relates to himself or herself or to supply to the occupier all information necessary to enable him to fill in such particulars. The Dunedin Star is pretty outspoken with regard to the plea put' forward hy the Dunedin law students who are .stiil striving to obtain exemption from the patriotic duties which the law imposes upon them. Says the Star: "It is necessary to tell the Dunedin law students plainly that they are setting a shockingly bad example to the rest of the community. The wail about iver-work is, for the most part, sheer humbug. They can find time for dancing, flirting, skating, week-ending, and billiards, but not for military service." After stating the case pretty plainly, and not much to the elevation of the students in the public opinion, the article concludes: "Let the students put that in their pipes!" CHECKING BAGGAGE THROUGH US IS NOT EXPENSIVE. Don't run away with the idea that to check your baggage is a luxury. It's not. All wo charge is small fee for cartage at either end; .lie actual checking '.ve do free. And look at the benefit, you get: your luggage collected, checked, and delivered by the time you arrive, without bother to von at nil."— X.Z. Express Co.* Ltd.-Advt.