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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 30, 1 March 1878, Page 4

Business Notices. „ -, , — t CALL RECEIPT FORMS, printed o durable paper, nud bound In any sty! and number, at the TrMfifl Office, RcuTton. COMPANIES' PAY.SHEETS oupplfc \j on tho shortcut notice, and at reduce rates, lit tho TiMiia Oflloo. TUST RKOEIVKD a large arßortment ( t) Fancy Jobbing Type, at the Timi Printing Oflloc, Broadway, Rcflfton, SOEIP FORMS, printod in flrnt-olat fltyto, in any color, fit the Offlci Broadway, Bcofton. " : ii"~^ ' •" • fnBANSJfaH PORMB, r\o&t\y printed, i i. foolscap form, to be obtained in an number, at tho Timkb Oflfco, Roefton. T AND TRA N SF E R A C LANDS ALIENATED or contracted t bo alienated from the Crown in fee prior t tho coming into oviorntion at "Tho Lan frßft'for Act, 1870;" may be brought uhd« iho provisions of tho Act by application froi the persons entitlod thereto. All Lan da alionatod from tho Crown aft* tho coming intc operation of "The Lan Transfer Ast. 1870," are subject to, an must bo d?aR with, in jnattner prescribed' b tho Act. Tha following we examples f th» fc payable for bringing the land under the pr> vision* of tho Lund Transfer Act:— 1. When the Title consists of a Grant, date< on or subsequent to tho 28th Deoetnb«i 1841, none of the land included in wlniol lino boon dealt with— fi'hero tho Certificate of title i» directed to issue in tnovnamo,, of; ; . tljo A ipltcai>fc a Value of: land £100 ... ... 'tti 11. i Whero the Certificate of titlo is directed to intmo in tho name of tha Purchaser r Value of land £100 1 10. ( These charged aye increased by 4s 8d (AHRurunce Fund) for every additional £100 in value. 2, When tho Applicant is tko original Oran ten, and th* land. hn» bcc>i uenll with; or where kho App)lcii/it iff not thfl original Grantoo— Whero the vuluo of tho land is , £100 ... £2 U 2 Whero tho valuo of th« land £200 ... .... ... ... 3 3 4 Where the valuo of the land i» £800 al2 6 Whero tho valuo of the land ia £400 , ... .4 18 Whom ''the value of land is above £-100, iho fees inovAoso at the ra',o of4-»2(l (Aasuranco Fund) for every additional jCJOO in value. Thos» charges also rtpronent the cost of Conveying Land. Inasmvicti nn applicants to bring land under tho Act can dircot tho Certificates of Title to isßuo in tho names of any othor poraon* Credit for Fees ifl GUvea, " ' When deairod by tho Api licant in all case* where tho proprietor applies to have tho lnnc* icgintorcd undo)' 'tIW Act i» kis own name, and tho (cos may somain unpaid until land is dealt with. Any porftotf, therefore, who. wished to | his land nttdd« ! tho provisions of »t,ho Act, ordor that whenever ho deals with it he ' bo in a position to avail himself of faoilitics afForded by havvng a Rogistoreu Title, cou do no Without Any Pfesont Oosty by allowing tlie fees to remain unpaid until such defiling takes place, lio will thon b» in a position to Mortgage, f lVan&f»r, Lcaoe, or other wino dual with liia land at n moment's notice. Any Title, howevor long and convplox, may be investigated at a cdat to tho AypVicnnt'oi only Five Shillings } for if tho Title is recctod nil fees nro returned,. with tho cxcoptioi of that amouw^ OERTIPTOATES~F I,'ITt.K ARfe . A mOLVTIILY .INDEFEASIBLE. ALL TITLES ARK GUARANTEED BS 'I'HJB aoVfiRNMKNT, Ob all Conveyances by Dsed undor tho old system, the cost of registration in tho Deeds liegiatry, over and above tho Solicitor's charge, is nevor lens than Fifteen Shillings,, frequently very nrnoh more) while Jafa'd whirth has been bought under the provisions 4i ul Slii Land, Transfer Act" ami be transfsrrod at a total coat of Kleven Shillings where a whole sojtfon iscortveyed; and wh«re only Da^is convoyed (and therelopo ft froflh Certilltiuto of Title is noeeßßitutccl^, of Thj|ity-ono Shillings, which iin the highu»t flum iijlowcd by the Act, no matter what the value ov Area, of the land. Under the Regulations in force on and after tho Ist January, 187fc, the chargo for Ccrtilicntos of Tittaft iiffluod \ipon ilomorunda of Transfer ia reduced to, Ten Shillingn in all jcftsefl whero tho vuiue of tho land is under Ten Pounds. ' ' ■' '■ ' Tliq total' cost of executing a inojtgago or lease of , ln«d|, rogistorod undei; tlie. Act, is Twelve Shillings, no matter what tho uuiounfc invoivca. : "' ' '' 4 •■'■•■" •■■■"•• : ' A mortgage ■ may ■b« tranefOßrod or di«« charged, or a lease ti'a»«»f«rred ov «urrond«r«d for luvo Bhillingß. , TIIBSE QPJEJSATIOKS INVOLVtt KO DELAY. Tho following are somo of the ad'7Antige« inferred, ly the I/aad Transfer syet*^ r— • 1. It secures the pvincipal bcneliis and ad» •vuntßgcs sought to be attained in a pystom of rogietrfttion of doydn. 2.; .1t renders retrospective investigation oi titlo unneoeßßury 04 to all iand r^gistorod. ; " '8, Tti Bimplifltb tho Titl«n to Rual P»ftpo»«y for tho future' 4. It wttkee purcha««r& of ib« foe and leases perlcotly Memo. 6. It BinipliUua, to the utmiKit pondibla extent, (lie k. Is of U(a.+l<sv und tits modes of convoyanoo> 0. It inprcaees the saleai le valuo of land.' 7. It tends to lower the raU) o» KtevoHt on louus ttccui'cd on luiklh. 8. It gives facilities fov tho «of kjvo ehlates vi aliotincnt«. 0, Transactions can be eGeatorJ a\ mouicjit'B notice, and at a niuiiiuu^. ol cost. 10. Frautlu in the purchase and aalf 0 / ] uvo eilcctuully ■prevented, b a ] Certilliato ot litJo in the jio iho Vendor kJiowb (ho oxn oi tho tstitto, i.e., if tho cut gaged, encumbered, or k>ut rand« dinoiosiug \bt v»artic tuon tirnnfactiui'S ii'4<jctin& aro mi 1 1. in vu?r •'>■• t. c