SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 21 MARCH, 1972.-(No. 17.)


 exceeded the statutory limit of $600.00
 is required to submit a return in the
 prescribed form notwithstanding that
 on account, of approved deductions no
 tax may eventually be chargeable, and
 particular attention is directed to the
 fact that the term "income" is deemed
 to include not only money but also
 allowances in kind.
 3. Efforts are being made to send
 forms to such persons. It is to be
 clearly understood, however, that the
 Income Tax Department is under no
 obligation to send a return form to
 anyone and that a person is not exon-
 erated from the statutory liability of
 making a return even though a form
 may not have been received from the
 Department. Forms may be obtained,
 on application, at the Revenue Offices
 at Georgetown, Barrouallie, Bequia
 and Union Island, or in any other
 district from the Police Station situ-
 ate therein or from the Income Tax
 Department, Kingstown, where any
 person requiring information in con-
 nection therewith is invited to enquire.
 4. The form correctly completed
 should be accompanied by all neces-
 sary statements. Specimens of the
 form of account required from small
 traders and from occupiers or cultiva-
 tors of land will be supplied on request.
 N. R. CUMMINGS,
 Comptroller of Inland Revenue.
 Inland Revenue Office,
 Kings.town.
 4th January, 1972.


 POLICE NOTICES

 GENERAL ELECTIONS

 The attention of the general public is
drawn to Section 57-Sub. Sections (1)
(2) and (3) of Ordinance No. 13 of
1951 in respect of sale of intoxicating
Liquors.
 (1) No intoxicating Liquor shall be
sold, offered for sale or given away, at
any premises to which a Licence issued
under the Liquor Licences Ordinance
applies at any time between the opening
and the closing of the poll on Polling
Day.
 (2) No intoxicating liquor shall be
supplied to any person at any premises
to which a licence issued under tho Reg-
istration of Clubs Ordinance applies, at
any time between the opening and the
closing of the poll on Polling Day.
 (3) Any person who contravenes any
of the provisions of either of the two
preceding sub-sections shall be liable on
summary conviction to a fine of five hun-


dred dollars or to imprisonment of six
months.
 R. M. THOMAS,
 Commissioner of Police.
 9th March, 1972.

 GENERAL ELECTIONS
 7TH APRIL, 1972

 The attention of the general public is
 drawn to Section 71 Sub. Section (1)
 (2) and (3) of Ordinance No. 13 of
 1951.
 (1) Subject to the provisions of sub-
 section (2) of this section during the
 hours when the poll is open upon elec-
 tion day, no persons shall assemble or
 congregate within one hundred yards
 of any building in which is situate any
 polling station.
 (2) This section shall not apply:-
 (a) to any electors who are waiting
 to poll their votes at such poll-
 ing station and who obey any
 instructions which be given
 by the Presiding Officer or any
 Constable for purpose of form-
 ing a queue with other electors
 also waiting, or
 (b) to any person who may under
 the provisions of the Ordinance
 lawfully enter or remain in
 such polling station.
 (3) Every person who contravenes or
 fails to comply with any of the provi-
 sions of this section shall be guilty of an
 offence against this section and shall be
 liable on summary conviction therefore
 to a fine of two hundred and forty dol-
 lars or to imprisonment for six months
 or to both such fine and imprisonment.
 R. M. THOMAS,
 Commissioner of Police.
 9th March, 1972.

 TREASURY NOTICE.

 St. Vincent Government Dispensary
Receipt Nos. 98713, 98727, 98734 and
98741 are reported missing from Receipt
Book No. 98701-98900 issued to the
Medical Department.
 Members of the public are hereby
warned against accepting from any per-
son purporting to be an authorised Rev-
enue Collector the receipts bearing the
said numbers as they are invalid.
 A. J. DaSILVA,
 Accountant General.
Accountant General's Office,
Kingstown,
St. Vincent, W.I.
17th March, 1972.