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"Every merchant, farmer, trader or employer of labour shall pay the annual tax of three dollars as the same becomes due by any person or ' parties in their or his employment, and may deduct the amount so paid on account of such person from the amount of salary or wages due or to become due to him from such employer, upon production and delivery of the receipt thereupon to such person. Every such merchant, farmer, trader, or employer of labour shall furnish to the Collector, when requested by him so to do, from time to time, a list of all persons in his employ, or indirectly employed by him, liable to pay the said tax; but no such statement shall bind the Collector, nor shall excuse him from making due enquiry to ascertain it correctness "'
 
"Every merchant, farmer, trader or employer of labour shall pay the annual tax of three dollars as the same becomes due by any person or ' parties in their or his employment, and may deduct the amount so paid on account of such person from the amount of salary or wages due or to become due to him from such employer, upon production and delivery of the receipt thereupon to such person. Every such merchant, farmer, trader, or employer of labour shall furnish to the Collector, when requested by him so to do, from time to time, a list of all persons in his employ, or indirectly employed by him, liable to pay the said tax; but no such statement shall bind the Collector, nor shall excuse him from making due enquiry to ascertain it correctness "'
 
Act 1878, chap. 16, sec. 2. In case any person fails to pay the said '' tax for hia employe's or deliver to the Collector the list mentioned in the preceding section, when required so to do, or knowingly states anything falsely therein, such person shall, on complaint of the Collector, and upon conviction before a Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction within the district wherein the merchant, trader, or employer of labour carries on his business, forfeit and pay a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, to be recovered by distress of the goods and chattels of the
 
Act 1878, chap. 16, sec. 2. In case any person fails to pay the said '' tax for hia employe's or deliver to the Collector the list mentioned in the preceding section, when required so to do, or knowingly states anything falsely therein, such person shall, on complaint of the Collector, and upon conviction before a Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction within the district wherein the merchant, trader, or employer of labour carries on his business, forfeit and pay a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, to be recovered by distress of the goods and chattels of the
 
BC Archives GR-0419 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL.
 
Box 19 File 1880/20 Attorney General documents.
 

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