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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 21 June 1880, Page 4

Business Eotices. CALL RECEIPT EO EMS, printed t durable paper, and bound in any sty and number, ut the Times Office, Ueefton. pOMPASTIES' PAY.STIEET3 snppli. \J on the shortest notice, aiul at reduei rates, at the Times Office. TUSTBE IVEDalarge arsortment fj Fancy Jobbing Type, at the Tim Punting Office, Broadway, Eeefton. QCEIP FORMS, printed in first-elf O style, in any color, st the 7?iMEs Offii Broadway, Peefton. fpBANSFER FOEMS, neafiy printed, ' X foolscap form, "to be obtained in ai the Times Office, Keefton. PROOFS OF DEBT, a«d ; other forma Bankruptcy, on sale at the office of th paper. FOEMS of Affidavit for Proiies'at meeting -of Creditors, on aale at the office ol th ' ; .er> ■■ , ■ . ■. . •• .- ■ . sr A ND MAJSF E H A C MNBS%LlE#kfeE£* orfccontKKfea-H be alienated from tbe Crown in fee prior 1 f t the. coming . into operation ?£. "The Lan •' TWtißfel? A"ct,>lßfo»" h^rM b»oi%lf jt^h the provisions. o£4he Act by application froi , rtbe peisons entitled thejeip. i s AJl;lißn.dß alienated froth the Oriwiaftt the coming intc operation ' of " The' Lki* Transfer Act, 1870," are subject to, an< must be dealt with^ '• in manner prescribed b; the Ac^, . are -exMnples f the fei paykble ft>f 'bringJng the iMI /dnfler the pn 'Visions of tto Land Transfer Act: — 1. - When the .Title consists of a Grant, datec on or Bu4)Bequerit fo ; tii3.'2Bt^ DlMffib^r - •'..., 1541, none- of the land Included in wKicl has been dealt with— "^ ' sv"'here"~tfie Ceftiilcute of title is directed to issue in* tne name of . the A lplicant : Value .of- land ''£100 ... .-.. ....-•' . J ..tfo-ll 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue in the name of * the: Purchaser. |> Fa] tie of land • £100 ... ... ..: '..» iio r -'o These charges are increased by 4s 2d .{Assurance Fund) for every additional . £100 in value. 2. ' When'- tbe Applicant •%.ttte original 'Grantee, and the land ha^'tiee^ dealt with j Of.ieb.ere the Applicant is not the original Grantee — - i \ %. % - v Where the value of th^tod.-ift, , £100 -^Ki^CXa 1^ 2 Where the value of theJancT*^ ~ £200 ' ..-r ... 3 3 -\jP]?&r<r*he value of -the land is -, . " £3Q / . .;. ... i 1 ... . ; ..f aJ2 6 the jajue of the land iit - * "£4OO '-^J-^i' 4 18 "Wiiere *BES*val^^rftai<i-is above-J4OO, the fees norease 3t the- rate of 4s 2tl { Assurance Fund) for ofery addition^ JI'JOO in value. ""■"- Thes* charges al6<> : fppresen,t „the -cost- oi. Conveying Landl * \ Inasmtich as applicants to hring land mnder the Act can direct the Certificates of Title to issue in the names of any otKw 'per&ons. Credit for ffeesls Griven, When- desired by the Applicant in all cases where the proprietor applies to havte the land registered under the Act in his own name, and the fe»s may remain unps'i until lai^d is dealt with. Xny person, therefore, |rho wishes to ib^jnjr his land under the^proTisons of the Act, in ;order th^a? whenever he d|als with it he ttfi»y ibe in a ; position" . to V»V ill huns^^f the facilities afforded by hi virig a" Eeglstered Title, can do so Wiß-.o'i t Any Present Cost, by allowing the fees to J emain » unpaid ui'til such dealing takes place.. He wiil tlieg J?e in a pdsitioii io Moi*tgfl|;e^ Transfer, Lease, oi* otherwise deal with big land at a moment'^ notice. ■ - Any Title, however ioiig trad complex, nmy be investigated at a eost^tp the. Applicant of only Five Shillings j for if the ' Title is'W ected all fees are returned, with, tke exception of that amoußt. " . . "•.'■ai.j-., '..,-ia .rASitoj;, -.■/ -„,[-,,?/ CERTIFICATES Qfe, TITI,M ARE ..ABSOLUTELY INIXEtEISijBtE, ALL TITLES AEE aiJARAWTEED B 3! THE GuVEMMTSNT. On all ConveyaneesMsy Deed under the old gyst^ni, the cost of j^gtttration in the.^eeds Eegistry, over and ahovejthe^SolititoVs'c'Karge, is never less thanFifteerf-Shillirigs, frequently *Tisrjiy3ueh XUQre.; ,whjle|land which .has beeu ; bought under die provisions of "'the Band TrahsFep IS'cl^'eaa-bfrltrsßitfejr^dja^ja^Qjil ! cost of Eleven Shi'lhjggjjrhere a whole sejtioli is conveyed ; and where only part is conveyed ' (and therefore a fresWGeriafioate. ijf Title is -peeessitated), of. U-JUittty -one Shillings, which pjjS highest sum allowed by the Act, no' faVjalue or)ar^ oj the Isivel.^t "Dnder tbe Regulations in rorce ofl atirf : after the J.%tjJpauary, I§7^ the charge, fpr Certiiicates ?of ,*T/tles ; 4 iip|(4 Memoranda oi; Tranefer ia reduced to TeiT SfiUlings in all! ea&esJwbpre. ilse* value Ten Pounds. % | 1 \\ The total cost; pi executing a mortgfige o£ lease of land, registered under" tlie Act, isj ' Twelve SbilliugSj,- no matter what tuejamounC involved. * '" | A mortgage may be transferred or dis-'---charged, or a lease transferred or s urrendereii lor i'lye Shillings. ! THESE OrEBATIO^S INVOLVE KO , The following are sonic of the advantages eoriierred by the Land Transfer system :— ' i h It secures th«s principal benefits and adi vantages sought to. De attained in the system of regi&trstion of deeds, 2. It renders retrospective investigation o; title unnecessary "as to aU laud- re ' ; r gistered. , - • s 3; It siiuplifiea th^Titks to Real pj^jty lor the i iiture , * Vlt;&Bteft ; 'pilijfa>seii.oi ih^ he aud leases perfectly secure. 0. It .siippliiles, to' the -jutPi.iot possible' extent, the iorms oi" transfer and the modes of CQnjeyanre s 6. It increases the salea^e value of land. ' ?- It tends- to lower tiefpate. o* iitecest on loans secured on* lands. ' 8. ,|t- gives facilities fpr.the. 01 large estates in allotnients. " ; 9. Transactions can be effected at a Eoinent's notice, anrf at a muiiaiuii cost.