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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 21 October 1881, Page 4

Business .-lo'ices. /-•jALL BECETPT FORMS, printed or \J durable paper, aud bonnd in any -tyi' and number, at the Time.-* Office, Keefton. fHOMPAXI'F.-"- FAY. SHEETS Pupolie. \J on the **horte-*t noiice, at.d nt re.lueei rates, at the Times Cilice. TUST7RE IVED a large arsortment o Fancy =.-obhi*-<- Type, it the Tim;; i'rinthig Ofiice, Broadway, Kerftcn. SCEIP FORMS, prim,*d in first .eln-: •style, in any color, ut the '.'"IMEu Oiiice Broadway, Peellon. 1 iOoSFER FOFMS, ne*_*ly pvinted, ii lacap form, to he obtained in am the r i iML-t Ollice, Keefton. PROOFS OF])FP?\_rd other Forms it Bankriipley. on sule ut the ofllce ol ibis paper. FORMS of .Affidav-.t for Frolics ar meet me*' of Creditors, on sale al the i ffice ol th;a er. T AND TRANSFER AC 'J LANDS AT.IENATKI) or rent meted tc be alienated front thetrovsn in fee prior fo the coniiig in*o orer.iion rf '• 1 lie Lai'e Transfer Act, 1v570," may bt* bvou«ht unuer tlie provisions ofthe Act'by applieutiou from the per.oiit- titled thereto. Al! Lunds Jiei.ateti from thf, Crown after the coming ate opevajiou of H 'J he Lund Transfer A 1**70," are subjeot to, nn.l must bedpa vrith, iv mauner pr.acribed Inthe Act. The following ure examples f the fee pPTohle for hingiig the lund under the pro Tisiong ofthe Land Transfer Act:— i. When tbe Title con.ists of a Grant, dated on or .üb.efjuetit lo the l"Sth Decern ber, 1841, none of the land included in which bag been cienlr with — VThcre tbe Certificate of title is diveeted lo i_t,u._. ii, h,e name qf the A iplicant; Value of laud ■J^OO f-tll 2 where the C'eitiiieute of lido is directed to i.sue in Hie nume of - the Purchaser- Value ol land ■ *w .., ..;. iio o Ibeee charges are iiicreaued by 4-* 2d (Assurance Fund) ior every iddiliouu! i"100 in value. - - ■ 2. When tiie Applicant is the original Grantee, and the laud has been dealt with j or -rhere the Applicant ia not the originni Grantee — Where the Tuiue of the land ig „fWO £2 14 2 where the value of the land £200 , 3 3 Where the vuiue of the land ie , £3 ° ... 3 12 fi where the value of the land is *400 4 ■- s Where the vul.e of land is* ahove i'4oo, the fee*? ncrease at the rate of 4*- lid (As-bui-ttt'co Fund) ior every additional £JOO in value. These charges also represent the cost of Conveying Lund. Inasmucn ns applicants tb bring land under the Aci can direct the Certificates of Title to issue iv the names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When desired by the. Ap-li. ant in all eases where the proprietor applies to liuve tbe hum ' ref-ietered uuder the Act in his own naive, und the ft-* may remain imp ii until luicl is dealt with. Any person, therefore, who wishes to bring bis land under the provisions of »he Act, ii order tha; whenever he deals with it he m y be in a position to avail himself of th" facilities aii'orded by having „ Registered Title, can do so Without Any I'ret.eiit Cost, by allowing tbe fees to remain unpaid until such dealing takes pluce. lie will then bi iv a position to ilorfgage, Transfer, Lease, or c»h.rwi_e deal with his land at a moment's notice. Any Title, however long and complex, may be investigated at v cost to the Applioant ol only Five -.hillings ; for if the Title is re* ected ul 1 fees are returned, -*. ith the exception oi tha lan.ouyf*. CEI.TIFICATES~OF TITLE; VRE AI'oOLUXELY INDEFEASIBLE. ALL IIILES AXE GUARANTEED B\ tuj_ government. On all Conve* ances by Peed under the old system, the cost ol ri.istratioii in ti.e Deed.** Registry, over and ab.vc ihe {v-lieitor's cluirge. is never less thap Fiiieer, Mh.ilii gs, frequenth very much more; wbiie land -vnieii has bcrl. bought under the provisions of "lhe Land Iran.ler Au" can be tiansferred at a tota* cost of Eleven Chi hugs where a wh.iu se.;! .Gils conveyed ; and where ouly part ib emiveveu . (and thereiore a fresh Certiiieate cl iiile is eecetsilated), ot Tinnty-one Shillings, whioh iB the highest sum allowed hv the Act, no matter what the yaiue or area 'oi tlie land. I' infer the Jier-jilatious in force on aim after the Ist Jaiuuir-, JtiTl, the chaige Mr Cerliiicates ol Tilhs us ued upon Alen.orau *.<i v Iraiisier is ledtneu to 'leu f-iniimyb i;i aii cmes where the value of .ir.- land is u:,uer : iti: i'oiiiid.. Tb » total cost of execulint: a l'lortj-'tgeor itas-*' ol land, regi.ured unu.r ti.e 'A-^t, i? . iwtive "ibUiiiifeS, non. atter »\hat the au.cui.t .involved. A n.orlgage may be transferred *or discharged, oi.u lease t^v-ilerred or s.rreudercu toi iivs bfiiliiugs. TBESI. OI'EKATIONS IXVoLVIt' NO i'LLAY. The following ftre BOUie 0I (he aj^,^,^^ conferred by the Land Trausier sy.tc-i :- ° _. It secures the principal beneiiis aud «..;. vautagta sougut- to ue attained in the .y.teiu of registration 01 detcts. a. Jt Teudera retrospective investigation o title uu.-M.et-_.ary us to all kuU ro gistered. 3, It eimplih'es tbe Titles to Jie_i J'u. rc: t v ior 'the future 4. It makes purchasers of tbo fee anj kueca pwlectly secure. o. it euupiUies, to ih . utm.v t t possii-h •—.■.Lt, the forms o' transfer anu tin UiOUiS oi conveyance. 6. It increases the saieab'e value of land. 7, It tends to lower ulo rate o' i-i tercet oi icau» secured on lands. '' 6. It gives m.jhti._ ior the *,ai ? 0l lar--. esiules in uii< tmenie. ° M. Ti-un-acliou. c»n L-e etl'eetcd ut i n.cmei.t's nonce, and at a mmimun rest.