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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 25 August 1880, Page 4

Eusicess No'iees. "riALL RECEIPT FORM:."?, printed on V,' durable paper, :uul bound in any style and number, ut the Titles Chlie'e, lUvhon. pOMPAKIEs' PAY-SHEETS ™ P nlwl \_y on the ehorto&t --.otice, ai.d ut reduced rates, at the Times Oulc-e. TUST HE ITED a laivrel'arsort'nrnt of 7- Furov .;obhh :? Tv ? o, r.t the Tn Its mating Ullice, Bread v,-uv, lio-eftou. QCEIP FOP.?»rS, rrinrml in first-rinss O style, in any color, v.t the Times OiUee. liroudway, Pcelion. fpBAKSFER FORMS, neifcly printed, in Jl_ foolscap form, to be (.ihuinw! iv any thcTiiir? Oiilce.aJcL'iion. pEOOFS OF DEB P, end n\] w F,, rms ;„ 1. Bankruptcy on sale ut 'he i.iiii- 01 th;< paper. FORMS of Affidavit for Proxies nt r-.pct-ncfi of Creditors, on sale at '§ie < .fuee o! this er. ' AND TEASSIEE ACT t T.AKDS ALIENATED orVoniracWl fc be alienated from the ('rov.ji hi U-o •■.y\oy n the coming into or.eration cf " Tie L;tm. Trangfer Act, 1870," may bo bjoiKilu under the provisions of the Act'by application iron. the persons entitled thereto. All Lauds alienated from the Crowt; after the coming mtc operation of " Tlio Land Transfer Act, 1870," are sul.jeefc to, mul nmst be dealt, witli, in lr.auiier. prescribed by the Act. f Tho following are example? f the fee pujctle for t/ringing the hmd "under the pro visions of the Land Transfer Act :— i 1. When the Title consists of iv Grant, dated on or Mibseqvent to the 28th l>ei:eniber, 1841, none of the land included in which lias been dealt with — Where the Certitlcate of title is directed to issue iv tho name of the A ipiicunt : Value of land £100 :... foil 2 "Where the Ceitiflcate of title i 3 directed to issue in the rnur.o of tlie Purchaser: falue of laud £100 ... ... 1 10 0 These charges ere increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional £l<i(3 in value. 2. "When the Applicant is tto original Grantee, and the laud has beer, doaii with; or where the Applicant ie not tluoriginal Gnmtee — : Where the vaiue of the land' is £100 1. ... £2 14 2 Where the value of the land £'200 3 3 Where the value of the land is £30 .; . ... 3 12 G Where the value of the land is £400 4 1 g Where the value of land is above £ JOO, thr fees nerease at the ra*e of4s2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional .i-'JOO in value. Theee charges also represent tfte cost 0: t'ciivejing Land.S Inasmuch ps applicants to bring land under the Act can direct the Certificates of Title to issue in the names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is driven, When desired, by the Zpilicant in all eases where the proprietor applies to Lave the lan:' registered^uder ths Act in his own jsaive, and fh^/fe?'j may n-maiu uupi'i until ia id is-dealt with. - Axij person, therefore, whoTvUhes to bring his land under the ])roT:sions of the Art, in Order thaS whenever lie deals with it he m-y be in a position to avail himself of thY facilities uiiorded by having a Kegislered 'litle, can do so "Witkout Any Present Cost, by alloyring the fees to remain unpaid vi til such dealing takes place. He will ilu'ii he in a position to ilortgage, Transfer, Lease, or otherwise deal with Jiia'land at a n.omeut's notice. . ■, Any Title, however long and coiuplex, may be investigated at a cost jo- the .Applicant of only Five Shillings; for if-the Tirle h re- , etted all fees are returned, with the exception i oi that an^ouut. ' ■" y l ' j OEETiriCATEs"~OP TITLE ARE ABSOLUTELY INDEFEASIBLE. ALL TITLE^.'ARE GUARANTEED Bl TIJi£"'GUVIi'ESS T i\iENT. j On all Conveyances byjDcfd under the old [ eystcn^ tl^e^ost of regi'st ration in the Deeds I itegistyy.'over and above the Solicitor's charge, j is never less than Fifteen jShillings, frequently i very much more; while fand which has -oecii j bought under tho pfpvilions of'"" The Land I Tj^u^i 1 . AjVVcan be^jiansferred at a total j , 7J^feffi^j^^^nli^ir-j~yJfriT a whole section j partis conveyed j piind^TO|j^^ta^-esh t'erdu'eate of Title is i Shillings, which in force 011 and attei 1 **■ Th - totid cost of'^eeutips A mortgage o; j lease' of land, rcg-isteAd 'Uitdcr tue Ati, is | 'j vi'tlve iihiiiiiigs, rie^titrer.j^a^thc viii ! involved. ■ ■■ ( ; ■ " I A 11,01 tgage may be transferred cv c!i:-- I charged, or a. lcuso tra\^iL'i-i ; cd oi' saiTciidiivci ; 101 i'ivs bliilliiij;s."v~' " i THESE OIEEATiO^S IZYOLYt, 2-.o ! kLJ.AY. I #S[he following are some .of tiie advant igc? ! .Ctiiilehfcd by tlie L:ii;ci 'iraijsier syste,.i.— ! .:•. I.' lt^ccures the priuciLal beiitiitg'tiiid wd- \ ■■ Tart-tages sou^nt 10 tie atLaued in :;ie i '. - fcj>lLi:i of lvjjiitr.-ition oi citcus. I ■ ' 2; It iciiaers rcirospeciive inveitiuation o; ■-•■ . : title uii'iectssiiiy. tis to all "iaud it- ■■-•." : ; gistered. .; ~ r»^',' It siiijplilles the Ti*Jvs to Ile-d Tiu^trt-. .; lor tiie lutuve v^' J4. It wakes purei^ei-s 0/ tlie fee aua \y%: leases pei-lectly secure . .^£...lt siuipliiits, to; the utmv.t possibk „ ■-.-'■'4^^ 1 !i ' c ' CJlias o tiansfer aao chv li.o s;.jc-au'i; tuJuo o; laud. tvJuii it; Joivtr lie ra;o o< b.z^^a 0 1. J-.^S.^- &%" J^iii"i-{i ior the sal? 01 h,: , %i" f in aiioit; ems, - " srteiions CiiU <-iUTtcd a 1 a '\-^lS£sg&hich\!* cotice, and r.t a mj.-.-:- ----- - -■:. " '""'y^