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"73. Any person engaged
in any trade, business or
profession shall keep in
the English language pro-
per books of account suffi-
cient to record all trans-
actions necessary in order
to ascertain the gains and
profits made or the loss
incurred in each such
trade, business or profes-
sion, and any snch person
who fails to comply with
this provision shall be
guilty of an offence, and-
in addition to any penalty
incurred he shall be liable
to pay any tax to which
he may be assessed under
the provisions of this
Ordinance."
" 68. Any person guilty of
an offence against this
Ordinance shall be liable
on summary conviction
before a Magistrate-, to a
fine not exceeding four
hundred and eighty
dollars, and in default of
payment to imprisonment,
with or without hard
labour, for any term not
exceeding six months".


 permanent issue of these two denomi-
 nations will be withdrawn from sale
Traders, while the West Indies University Com-
etc., to memorative Stamps remain in issue.
keep I
accounts 3. The lower value of the temporary
in Eng- Commemorative issue depicts the Arms-
lish of the College" and the higher value a
 fnll length portrait of H.R.H. Princess-
 ALICE seated in her robes as Chancellor..
 Both values bear the Royal cypher and
 the wording "University College of the-
 \West Indies."


Penal-
ties for
offences


 2. The Commissioners of Income Tax
intend to enforce the provisions of the
sections referred to above.

 V. C. JOSSE,
 Income Tax Offi'er.

Income Tax Office,
 Kingstown,
 29th December, 1950.


 POST OFFICE NOTICE.

 It is notified for general information
that St. Vincent West Indies University
Commemorative temporary issue stands
in 3 c'?nts and 12 cents denomination
will be issued on 16th February, 1951
and vill remain on issue for a period of
3 months or until sntcks are exhausted.
 2. The current St. Vincent stamps in


 G. ELFORD WILLIAMS,
 Colonial Postmaster.
General Post Office,
 St. Vincent,
 30th January, 1951.
(Q. 2/1950.)


 CUSTOMS NOTICE.

 The undermentioned goods huve been
seized for a breach of section 48 (2)-
Cap. 183:-
 One Sheep.
 One Cock.
 BERNARD GIBBS,
 Collector of Customs.
Customs,
 31st January, 1951.


 TREASURY NOTICES.

 KINGSTOWN BOARD ASSESSMENT
 ROLL, 1951.

 Under the provisions of Section 61 of
the Kingstcwn Bo;id Ordinance 1897.
notice is hereby given that the original
assessment list of the Kingstown Board
for the current year may be seen at the-
Treasury, Kingstown. betew(en the Ist
lday of March and 31st. day of May next-
and atte::dance will ie given during that
period for receiving the rates and taxes
fixed by the Board.
 BERNARD GIBBS,
 Ac(infg Colonial Trsrea r.
Treasury Ch ambets,
 St. Vincent.
 Ist February, 1951.


 LAND AND HOUSE TAX NOTICES.

 Notice is hereby given that the under-mentioned persons having become
defaulters under the "Land & House Tax Ordinance" their properties having
been levied .upon will be offered for Sale at 12. o'clock noon on Saturday, 17tlk
February, 1951, at the Treasury for the recovery of Taxes due thereon.
 C. B. GIBBS,
 Colonial Treasurer (Acting).
Treasury,
 St. Vincent,
 26th January, 1951.