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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 July 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. Excellent Double Feature — “TOO MANY GIRLS” And i “I AM STILL ALIVE” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) * THE STATE * * THE STATE * The Leading Theatre 1 r AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., (Throughout New Zealand.) TOMORROW! At 8 p.m. TRULY ONE OF THE SCREEN’S GREATEST TRIUMPHS! A fabulous figure who saved a new world . . . for the ruler who had ordered him hanged! PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI Heading straight for another Academy Award, in mu “HUDSON’S BAY’’ “HUDSON’S BAY’’ “HUDSON’S BAY’’ “HUDSON’S BAY.’’ “HUDSON’S BAY’’ “HUDSON’S BAY’’ Hill With GENE TIERNEY JOHN SUTTON—VIRGINIA FIELD SUPERB FEATURETTES Including Latest Overseas News Aussie News Magic Carpet Sport Review, etc. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL. 'Tians at Theatre, 1322 Or Adcock’s, 1275. (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES. SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTION AND NATIONAL SECURITY TAX. , Charge on Income other than Salary or Wages: August Instalment. THE second quarterly instalment of the Social Security Charge and National Security Tax of 2/- in the £ on income other than salary or wages derived during the year ended March 31, 1941, falls due on August 1. Amounts unpaid within one month following the due date incur 10% penalty. The charge is payable by: (a) AR persons aged 16 years or over ordinarily resident ,in New Zealand (including natives but excluding persons receiving total disability war pensions). (b) All companies, other than those specifically exempted. (c) All trustees in respect of trustees’ income, i.e., income derived by such trustees which no beneficiary is entitled to receive during the income year. Payment may be made at any moneyorder office or remitted to the Commissioner of Taxes, Wellington. The previous receipt or full particulars thereof should accompany the remittance. SOCIAL SECURITY REGISTRATION FEE—A quarterly instalment (5/-) is payable on August 1 by male persons, aged 20 years or over, ordinarily resident in New Zealand who art; not exempt. Exemption details and forms may be obtained at money-order offices. Every person entitled to exemption (including those receiving Age Benefits under the Social Security Act, but no other income) must complete the exemption application form and present it with his coupon-book at a moneyorder office within 7 days after the last day for payment of the instalment, otherwise payment may be demanded. Full name and postal address must be entered on the relative coupon before payment of any instalment. An employer employing for more than seven days a person unregistered or in arrear with' the registration fee is liable on summary conviction to a fine of £2O. All persons ordinarily resident in New Zealand must register under the Social Security Act within one month of attaining the age of sixteen, and obtain a coupon-book. Any person who fails to register within the time allowed commits an offence, and is, liable on summary conviction to a fine of £5O. — J. M. PARK, Commissioner of Taxes. GRAHAM’S SPECIALS. TLJEN’S FELT HATS, assorted sizes ' 1 A and colours. Sizes range from 6g to 1 7-j. Priced at 11/6—J. Graham and Co., Ltd. : KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS, 1/- and ' 1/6; Hussiffs, 9/11 and 11/6; Holdalls, 6/6; Money Belts, 8/6; Note Holders, > 3/6; Purses, 1/3 and 2/6.—J. Graham & . Co., Ltd. ! TUTEN’S BRACES, 2/6 to 4/11; all styles ’ A in stock. Leather Belts from 1/11 'to 3/6; Webb Belts, 1/9 to 4/6.—J. Graham - & Co., Ltd. ’ T ADIES’ BRAEMAC COATS, Brown 1 and fancy Navy pattern. Usual Price, 69/6; Special Price, 39/6; 35/- for - 21/-. —J. Graham & Co., Ltd. ’ 1 ONLY Lady’s Fancy Velour Coat, furtrimmed, Women’s fitting. A real bargain. Usually 98/6 for 39/6. — J. - Graham & Co., Ltd. 1 r ADIES’ MILLINERY greatly reduc--1 ed. Prices range as low as half price and less, from 5/11. —J. Graham i & Co., Ltd. / ' : ANKER’S APPLES at Anker’s apple r van, next W. G. Perry’s, Queen s Street, on Wednesday and Friday aftere noon and evening, or direct from R. H. Anker, Greytown.