SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 20 MARCH. 19.56.-(No. 17). of I p.m. and 2 p.m. the under- if linking a return even though a form mentioned parcels of land at the may not have been received from the THREE RIVERS LAND SETTLE- Departmnent. Forms may be obtained, MENT ALLOTMENT :- o: pplicjtion, at the Revenue Offices Lot 106 as slown on the Plan No. C5 at Georgetown, Barronallie. Bequia. and of the said Three Rivers Lanid Union Island, *or in any other district Settlement Allotments measuring 2 from the Police Station situate therein acres and 7 poles and hounded on the or from the Income Tax Department. North by lands of Stephen DaBreo Kingstown. whecr any person requiring (Lot 71) South by the Public Roaad information in c,,nnection therewitli is East by Government Reserve tind West, invited to enquire. by lands of Ed ward Smartt (Lot 70). 4. The form correctly com pleted, Lot as shownon the said Plan should be accompanied by all necessary Lot 111 as shown on the said Plan supporting statements. Specimens of No. C5 (of the Three Riv,.rs Land Settle- the form of account required from meant Allotments measuring 4 acres, 2 small traders and from occupiers or roods and 24 moles and bounded on the cultivators of land will be supplied on North by Government Reserve South by request. lands of Adeline Theobalhis (Lot 124) F. E. WILLIAMS. East by Government Reserve and West Income Tax Oficer, by Park Hill Allotments. For the Commissioners of ANY PERSON who is desirous of Income Tax. viewing these lands before the sale may 1st March, 1956. arrange with Mr. C. J. Williams, Agricultural Assistant, Georgetown. TO TRADERS, BUSINESSMEN AND J. M. CAVE, Superintendent of Agriculture. 5th March, 1956. INCOME TAX NOTICES. TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Every person concerned, not being a Government Officer, is hereby reminded that the lat st date for the submission of Income Tax Returns for assessment in the year 1956 is the 31st March, and that failure to give notice of charge- ability is an off-nce against the Income Tax Ordinance. rendering the person concerned liable to a fine not exceed- ing SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. 2. Every person whose income accru- ing in, derived from the Colony or elsewhere and whether received in the Colony or not for the proceeding year, exceeded the statutory limit of $480 is required to submit a return in the lI re- scribed form notwithstanding that on account of approved deductions no tax may eventually be chargeable, and par- ticular attention is directed to the fact that the term "income" is deemed to include not only money but also allow- ances in kind. 3. Efforts are being made to send blank return forms to such persons. It is to be clearly understood, however, that the Income Tax Drepartment is tnder no obligation to send a return form to anyone and that a person is not exonerated from the statutory liability lUPROFESSION AL JMElJN. 1. Any person engaged in any trade, business or profession shall keep in the English language proper books of account sufficient to record all trans- actions necessary in order to ascertain the gains arnd profits made or the loss incurred in each such trade, business or profession, and any such person who fails to comply with this provision shall be guilty of an offence, and in addition to anv penalty incurred he shall I;e liable to pay any tax to which he may be assessed under the provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance. 2. Any person guilty of an offence under the Income Tax Ordinance shall be liable on conviction before a Magis- trate to a fine not exceeding seven hun- dred and fifty dollars, and in default of payment to imprisonment with or without hard labour, for a term not exceeding six months. 3. All p-rsons concerned are advised to comply with above requirements. F. E. W\ILLIAMS, Income Tax Officer, For the Conmissoners of Income Tax. Income Tax Office, Kingstown, 1st March, 1956. TREASURY NOTICE. LAND AND HOUSE TAX ARREARS. It is bereby notified for genaial in- formation that Warrants will he issued for the recovery of all taxes, together