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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 15 December 1880, Page 4

Eoiices. „• ,^, CALL RECEIPT FORMS, printed on durable paper, aud bound in any stjie and number, at the Turn Office, Reefton. COMPANIES' PAT: SHEETS supplied' \j on the shortest -ootice, and at reduced rates, at the TjMEaOJBce. "fUSTRE-i IVED a large., arsortment of f j Fancy -./ebbing Type, at the Tistjfs fiinting Office, Broadway, Reeftoa. SCRIP FORMS, printed in first-dass Btyle.in any color, *t the Vwes Q£ ee > Broadway, Beefton. X /boSFER FORMS, neatly printed, in heap form, to be .obtained in any ; the Tisass Office, Reefton. i PROOFS OF DEBT, and other Forma in Bankruptcy, on sale at the office of this paper. T7VORMS of Affidavit for Proxies at meetings J> of Creditors, on sale at the office of this er. T AND TRANSFER ACT LANDS 'ALIENATED' or contracted tc be alienated from the Crown in fee prior to the coming into operation of "The Land Transfer Act, 1870," may bto brought under the provisions of the Act by application from the persons- titled thereto. All Lands lienatedfrom the Crown after the coming fttc operation of "The Land Transfer A j.870," are subject to, and must.be Sea wijfr, in manner prescribed bj the Act. The foilo.wing a£ ® «3aniples f the fe< payable for bringing the land under the pr< ; vigionso'r the Land Transfer Act :— I. When the Title consists of a Grant, datec - rott, or -subsequent- to. the 28th December ; ".-"""" -i^il.-npne of the land included In whicl has been dealt wUh — , . Where the jCertificsje of £tle is directed to issue in tne name of die A iplicant i Value^of land £10Qr ,-,.,,.- ,-,..- ... •:■.., i»UI. : i Wbe«»: the Ceitscate of title is directed to issue in the name *>f ' the Purchaser: falue of laad *A £im ... .;;.-!.. 110 I «' 'Xhes^i are increased by 4s -2i '(^s^urauce/ Fund), for. every Addition 1 3* Ti d£lf>6 in vaijie. |;2. /Whm: the Applicant is the origiro '$%} J <3n>ntee, and th<? land has been deal with ; or where the Applicant is not th original (grantee — WHere the value of the land is £iod; ... ... ... ...£zu value of the land r mm ... •:• 3 3 i t^hereTthe value of the land -is ; %Mo" ,- ; .- „-■- .812 Where the value of the land is £40G ... ... — -. 4 18 Where: the i value of land is above £400, the, / tees ncrea3e at the rate of4s2d ■ (Asshp- fc ■'/'- arice Fund) for every additional £JOO in l ■- -Tahie.' ." "••■■ -' ■ "■ "■"■:■"■ c These charges also represent the cost of s ..: .' r, '• v Gontejpig-iand. i Inoanucli as applicants jto bring land under ( the A ci can direct the Certificates of Title to { issue iri the rijunesofairy other persons. { ■■ ...Credit for Fees is Given, l When desired by th.c Apilkafat in all cases < where ib e : appließ to 'aaye the land i registered under thtt Act in his own uaifle, l and tlie:fe?< may jremain unpi/i until. . land is dealt with. . ; Any person, therefore, who wishes to bring his land "under the pro7i?ions of the Act, in order that- whenever he deals wifli it he ! m»y be in a position to avail himself of; the | facilities., aflorded by having a Registered j Title, can do bo "WitV-out Any Present Cost, by ttliowing the fees to remain unpaid until such dealing tafces place. He will tlien be in a poaition to Mortgage, Transfer, Lease, ] : or.o»t«-r|?ise-deal {rith'Jp knd at i* momeat's i notice. '■■*■" i T 'Any Title, boweycr long and complex, may | • be inreatigated at a, cost to the Applicant ©f j only Fitts Shillings ; for if the Title is re« j 'eeted sllfees are returned, with the eseeption j of tha tattoupt. \ OF TITLK AXE | AI^OLUTELY I^PEFEAgIBLE. j ALL IITLES ABETtTiJtAKTEED M J <m& GUVEBNMEST. ,J Op $U CoßT6}Bisce« by Deed ander the «v ; Hifirm, the cost of registration in the l)«#<ls •: fiegfairj,6ver sstl &\>mc tVuHeVmiot'tdvrgfs, { fe tusVfit let* than kiitveti ihilltitgi, ffftjatfitij' = yen ' umt'b tuoie j *hile tend b«* <r&en : bought under lh& ptwkfetis ci "Ttte Lami Tirsut'et Act" van fee UsmkffbA hi a sl»i test ttt Jil«irttsS!ii;lteg*i*Ji«*g a »!«?>« a von (und therefore v. ht*U t^nifcisJte of 'ii»i« i* trailer «rl«*t ibe fdiiui ©r mm. of t)j«? lsi*-'t Ijjid^ite li«g«iatVA.« m tope* tfti&ui tW lit Hau&i't Wil, the «lia*g« fet Cfrtificste* ©i 'i'itl*^ 'mmd uma 'Mamrm'iM oi f ili dlfc'tsi test of ©secutif^i atnojigtgsyr ksgs oi htad, regitUrcd uuqiit tiie A---t, is 'i»€iT<; febjUjiige, fey w;sSter w'tg-t tiie^ii^UJit A £iortg&ge aiaj be yansferred or &«; eliaig«d, or a lease trai-sfcri-ed or sarreiiJert-d «>i ki\H fcliiliiugs. Tli^Ji; 01 £KATIOJSS XJS'YOLVE KO DELAY. The following are same of the advantages CQUleneiX by tiio Laud Transfer s-jste^ :— 1, ll secures the pm&ipal beotilts skl ivclvautages sougiit- po ha uicjiued iv ihe system oi j - ej;ittra.tlou oi ae«.-as. 2. .It renders reUoßj>ee}ive iiivestigati'ju oi title uu'ieccsfeary us to all luiid re gistered. 8, It euiiDlifies the Titles to lieal Fropeity joi ti*e Jutuve 4. It ir.akes purchasers of tbe lee and leases periectly secure. ■ p. It siy.jjiiiies, =to th? ui»n*!t pcssibl, «._j.it, iJLe lonas o: uansfer ai-d tiir n.oce*ol conveyam'e. 6. It iucceases the eaieab'e value oflund. 7.- It teu,da to lower tie rate o* ritefist on . . ,' ; ioan s secured on lands. " • 8. It gives laeilities ipt tbe «ab oi large V. Elates in ailutiuents. . ■■■■ 9. iraEEactiofcs c«a be effected at £ .;. \ 'jnou/eikt's uetice. and at a muiimyii