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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 8 October 1880, Page 4

Eusices3 ITo.iccs. /^ALL RECEIPT FORM^. printed on \J durable rmywr, nud bonnil in nny style and number, at the Times Office, Reefton. PAY-SHEETS furpticHi \J on the shortest 'notice, ai d ut reduced rates, at the Times Office. JUST RE IVED a large arsortment of Fancy > obbing Type, nt the Tijifs Fiintiug Oflke, Broadway, Kcefton. QCBIP FORMS, printed in first-clns? O style, in any color, «t the 7'IMES OSlee, Broadway, Peefton. rnRANSFER FORMS, neatly prinfed, i = J_ fools'-ap form, to be obtuint-d in any the Times OlVice, Eeeitoti. I)EOOFS OF DEBT, and other Forms in Uankruptry, 011 sale at 1 he oillce ot tbis piipcr. TpOEMS of Affidavit for Proxies at meeting J^ of Creditors, on sale at the effiee of tiiis er. AND TRANSFER ACT LANDS ALIENATED or contracted tc be alienated from the Crown in fee prior to the coming in*o operation rf " The Lane? Transfer Act, 1870," may bfc brought under the provisions of the Act by application iron-, the persons entitled thereto. All Lauds alienated from the Crowr. after the coining intc operation of " The Laud Transfer Act. 1870," are subjert to, r,ml must be dealt v.-ith, in aianner prescribed by the Act. Tbe following are examples f the fee poyable for bringing the land under the pro visions of the Lnnd Transfer Act: — 1. When tbe Title consists of a Grant, dated on or subsequent to tbe 28tli December, 1841. none of the laud included in which has been dealt with— Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue in the minio of the Aiplicatit: Value ot kind £100 £v 11 2 Where the t'eitiflcate of title is directed to issue in the nutne of the Purchaser: \ T alue of hind £100 1 10 0 These charges are increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional £ IHO in value. 2. When tbe Applicant is !Le original Grantee, and the land has been dealt with ; oi where the Applicant is 1101 Unoriginal Grantee — Where the value of the land is £100 £2 U 2 Where the value of the land £20.) 3 3 VYhqi^e ;tf}e. value of the 1,-wd is £30 3 12 G Where the value of tbe land iV £400 ».... ... 4 1 S Vi here the value of land is above .WOO, the fees ncrease at the ra'e of4s2d (Assurance Fund) for every additioi.ai £)00 in value. These charges also represent the cost o. Cc>vejing Land. Inasinucn as npplieants to bring Laid under the Act een direct the Certificate:- of 1 if.c to issue iv the names oi' any other jtevaoiis. Credit fcr Fees is Given, When desired by the Api lieant in all er.se? wiiere ibe proprietor Hjiplics to liuvo the luu i ie»iste.red under the Act in bis own mure, and the fe-?« nuvy renuiin uup '»'i until laid is dealt with. Any person, therefore, v.lio wi.-hes to briny his land under the proTisic.i.s of Uie Act, in order tba* whenever he deals with it be in- y be in a position to avail hiir.si-lt' of .Jinfacilities utioic'eil by having a Regipteied Title, can Jo so \\ itl-out Any Piesetit Cost, by allowing the fees to rtmain unpaid until such dealing tuXes plate. Jfe will then ha iv a position to Ivlortgage, Transler, Leabt 1 , or cU.crnJse deal with his land at 11 HiOnienl's netice. Any Title, however lcng and complex, n;ay be investigated at a cost to the Appliumt oi oiilv Five Shillings; ioi- if the 'lule is recitid all ftes sue letunud, with the exception ci that au.oui't. UJiETIFICATES OJ? TFTLK AKL yiUCOLUTELY I^DEFEAfcIBLE. ALL TITLES ASK GUA RANT ICED Dl TiiE LioVFRNMKNT. On nil Convt Miiu-cs by ])ecd undoi 1 the d.i S ,'St*. lii, I lie cori t>l rt-gietvutioii i.i tl:u i)ue«.U l";» v i over ai-il above the Soiiati-i-'^ ci.^r^i-. is iitver i«.se tliMi i'i;lreii ."ibillings, fn quei six yeiy 11 ui-h n.oie; v\liiie lain! \tH.eii bus U-i.-.. t<t;u t bl under the pvuvUioiis cv '''li.c Ln-u Tiaiiser Act" ei.'.i be tiai.fiei-retl at a lotal cost oi J k-veu bbi'iu-gs wheie a whele stvlioa iitoiiTeuti ; <nii.i «lieie onh- part '? ionve\ed (-.Hid tJiV-i-tiorc a iieah teitiiimie o: Titie is leictfcituted), 01 llau'.y-onu tl:i!tinj.i, whiel.' i is tbe Lighist sum allowed by th-o Act, >,v miiiter wluit tbe yalue or area oi the land. ! Li'der tl.e Kocidations in Jbrce on ana after the Ist Jai.uan, i67i, the cb;irge ii.-r ferlili-e-.ites ol Titles issued upon J.einoiaii i o; iriiiisltr is vectiu-ed to 'iin t-iii3iii;gs vi un eaifs vibfie the value ol I lie laud is unneiltn J'cuucis. 'j he totui cost of escci'ting a mortgage or W-i\»i'. ot lnnd, ngiatereil untiur tiie Ait, i> j wthu fcliilhisgs, noiiitilter >v'iut tbe »u.uuu( i], i' ol veil. A mortgage iiiay be trar.jferre.l or dbcbitl'ged, 01 a iuiee ti'ai-sk'iveU or Siii-i-einicred .01 iivf fchiili»fe6. •lIiESE Cl KKA'.'IOiNS ISYOLVJi KO L'KLAV. The following are some ot' the ocfvantiges conicVred by the Land Transitr f^sit.i .— 1. li Etiures the brLrieii al betiili.s uu i i\ i» vai-tages sougiit to uo attained in ii.c i^steui oi legisti.-ition 0! ueetls. 2. It rcudeis l-eiiospicthe iuvesiigaiion o title üb'itcitiiii-y us to aij iiti.d ie •"■ j/'^'.cied. i: • ■ : 3, li siii piilie.- the Titl"B to Ke-il Fj^iejtA lor the lutiiro " ' : 4. It li.aLes purehusers 0/ Vbe Jce an.-. leases peuec'tly secuir. t_'.c: t, iLe Joruis 0 Uai;fc;er*ui im1. Oi.es oi coine^anrc. 6. It inciffsts the sauab c vahi'. 1 0 land. ' 7- It ttl>ds to'ft'A^trjie i'ale o- "-iUr:.:st oi. 11-mis 61 '-i.it d'^biffauj^ ,6 It c vts l vi its ioi tit v.b o; W.i I latt in oil 'usiUi >: _.. w y, ii lticiio^ c-"a J be urwtid a( a II v cit aLg at "tf'iiiji.iuiun 1 & ""I