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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1089, 19 May 1882, Page 4

Business Notices, y j AND TRANSFER A(l| l/LAlfci itAS^'dT|wtfcfid rSfe ali#iaj|cl ftom/thetCl)^) Irr f# f^ior Ip the 1 coming into operation of" " The Land" Act, ..^^•" < m ,ay.-^t hj^S^.M^P the provision^ Of fne Act by h^lpmwtidrl frdm f; the persons: titled thereto. All Lands Hen ated from the 'fDrMros after the jcoming Dtc operation "of * <^Ih'e Xanifl Tradsfer.^ . t A&ty" aj? subject to, and, I must beiea lMw>\ fa mannfir^preMrtbJd bf, the A<^.U f VI I I 4 U *-r\^ Ji Tse following are examples f the fee payible for bringing the land* under the,, pjro visiobs of the Land Transfeir 'kit t-€, Odd i 1. the Title consists of a Grant, dated on or subsequent to the 28th December, jl&lfjpoai bfitfcejland iriclilded in vtrjiioh " has Kerf deaU; w»h— ±i * j MSThero the Certificate of tit is directed to issue in tne name of the A iplicant s Value of land v £100 ... , *01l 2 ' Wliere the tCertifieate of title is directed to issue in the name of '* the Purchaser j Value of land •dBiOO ;;. ... 1 10 ;0' These charges are increased by 4s 2d (A£Btwg>cejJf&sl) for every add^tiojnaj, 2; Wneni thff Applioanf is the original jGrantee, and the land has been dealt • withfV or where the ApplicanMp nol<ijio original Grantee — Where the value of the land is £100 £2 14 2 Where the value of the land £200 ... 8 so o ■<• Where the value of the land is < £400 ... . . •. . . I.i ».. . 4. 1. .8 Whore the value' of land' is' above '£400; tlfo fees ncrease at the rate of 4* 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional £JQO in n value. *hjb^ec'a4s,o^ repnesent^ me cost ol^ \ '; * "' Conveying L&iid. "' ' • ' Inftsmucli as applicants to bring land onderthe Act can direct the Certificates of Title to issue wnmmm*mrs<*?#E: li Credit for Fees, is Given, When desired by the Api lic-atit in all cases where the proprietor applies to have the land registered juidfeOhCA^irvhiß 6*n uanfe, I and the fe-« may remain unp t until land is dealt with; ; * '•■ '. ' ' Aiiy person, therefore, who wishes to bring his land under the provisions of the Act» iiT order that whenever he deals with it he may be in a position to avail himself of the facilities n|*rdea]i|y'iiavi|g aj Regig|erep Title, cai So* scMvitfiout. Any Brteerft.CosJ, by allowing the fees to remain unpaid until such dealing takes place. He wilji then; fee/. jll-^a position to Mortgage, Transfer, Lease, 'of othurwise deal with his land at a moment s .notice. * '"Aiiy Title, however long and complex, may ,oi tha lamoupt. i dfefeTIEICATEs"o'F TITL^^ISS APwOLUTJfiJjX lJN g ip|^A»liJJUc. s yßtenlYvßttisj9HMHßp9QvßßVvßiHE9Q^Rflßß"^^^^^ is n #)il! thsSMßelPOTillinEi^ fte(pam9f lou lit under ito V&Z™ohaoJ"TheJjm(l "IWer Act'^nWftfflsM^ir^total is conveyed* shq wner© oiily p&f tis coDVßyeu ia, tie highest sum allowed Jby the Act, no 1 nYatiierr wlw* /the Yfiw. fif v»«» oft the 4»n4. -.- i f JUiraU?he%eg«!aiiofeß inHorce 6l<knd;*tAr , the !lst January^^/the-Jchkrge'fifififlertifi-l cates.>(£fTioet'f jsqed flflop Meinora^ia pt cases wiffl»,.ttfe ,ymjjj> il t land- w toaer. Tent Pounds.' Th total cost of execa l "*l or HeJwp''W%mii' reirster«[d'tiau*» :; flre 'M>, '~'l* Twelve flhtthog'sr bd fdattOv'WUs ileaihount; invdved. V-*' ■ >i»«7hi« ./»Uti.--'<f ■•■ii *•? 4 mortgage ?«aagr •' be; transferred ' or> discharged, of a lease twuMferred,-or surrendered Ifottive Shillings. ••■-■- --■■-.i:i.s.f: .'f.^V-'nA-wH-.^r,-.,- ■:■-.■•■*.'...■ THESE OrERA'TIOJSS INVpiVE KO i ■;•■;;■ ;^pelay. ;. ; .. .. ; iV Thefoflowing^are'-some' of tftid adtftntiiges conferred by Ihe, Land Transfer ■systeai:—' v. 1. It secures the principal benefits and, advantages spugtit to.be attained iv the . iystSniof reglstwitioh of deeds. ■"•'•:; 2. It- renders retrospective j investigation pt .title .uD'iecesßary a» to, all, laud re* "gistered. '" •' ' ' ': • . 8, It simplifies the Titl«S' to Real Pt^erty . for thefatute-' :; :' .-■;;,. ,. -■ :' ' %»■! •:■■ 4. It 'makes purchasers of "the ' fee and leosee perfectly eocare. b. It BimpiMies,. ,ta. .the utmifit pos/ibifi ct.f, the forms bb transfer and the' modes ot conveyance. ■ .■ . 6. It increases the saleub'e value of land. 7, It tends to lower the rate o' mterest on . loans secured on lands. , 8. It gives lticilities for the «ale ox large estates' iri 1 allotiiients. ' ' '. 9. Transactions can 'be effected ut' a ' tnonieht'a notice, and at a mxniataiii post. • GALL RECEIPT FORMS, printed on, durable paper, aud bound in any style aud number, tit me liuzs Ullice, Remton. /^OMPANIES'^PAyvSHEETS supplied \J on the snorrost/ tdtHie, and at reduced ru«», at toe 'Iwsa Office. , f¥ST RB-i.IVED a large krsdetinent of tl Jf'ancyl jobbing Type, at the Timbb xiinting Vjifice, .broudw^yt \ftfojfcoi*. ■ ' ■ * , !.;•■', ' iigtCRIP IQRftIS* .printed in .first-class O Lstyle.m any colori «t' tlie'A r lMiss Office, i.ioadway, ' -'■ ■ ■ ' >'. i i. . ... mm _ — j _ X iOO&BfiEi Fb*Mß, «e,»tly printcd,-;iu . ' Iscap lorm, to be obtained iv any J ' tue Tjmbs. Oi^cei iteeltoh. ..:• • pKOOSS O£ DEBT, and- other £orm«C 'it' I.'1 .' bankrupioy, ou sale ut liie olllue ol this I^Jijer-T ;, ;;;.,; ,/ , ;.; k ;j | ; 'j ' i ".\-iIV; ":'■ '>" JjiORMS of Afßdavit for Proxies at meetings ' of (Jrcditore, vu eule at tlio oflicu ol vii»