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Taranaki Daily News, 1 October 1919, Page 6

VICTORY Lend Every Shilling. TAXPAYERS are reminded that the compulsory provisions of the Finance Act (No. 2), 1918, will be put into operation, and that persons who are required to subscribe under compulsion will receive 3 per cent, only by way of interest on their investments. The amount which you may be compelled by law to contribute to the loan is three times the yearly average of the land-tax and income-tax (exclusive of excess-profits duty) paid or payable by you for the three years ended on 31st March, 1918, but you are not required to limit your subscription to that amount only. The Time is NOW. Subscribe to the VICTORY WAR LOAN at any Post-office or Bank, or through your' Stockbroker, or at the Treasury, Wellington. APPLICATIONS CLOSE Thursday, October 9th. For information apply at any Postal Money-order Office or Bank.

GRATUITIES!! Some cannot, shave in the liberal gratuity scheme for Eetuvned Soldiers, ' BUT ALL can share in the liberal bargains to be bad at our store in all classes of Clothing and Underclothing Suitable FOR SUMMER WEAR. Singlets, from 2/3 to 12/6 ) _. . x .~. Underpants, from 2/9 to 12/6 j Llg&t ""^ Shirts, Sox, Ties, Pyjamas— all light weight and light price. Next Hannah's.

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