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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1181, 18 September 1882, Page 4

Business Nojces. ND TRANSFER ACT . . I)S ALIENATED or ronfracted tc :ated Jrom the Crowji in f?e prior to niing into oneration of "The Land v? Act, 1870," may '"x> brought under ; ovision* of tho Act by application from :3ons; titled thereto. Lands lienated from the Crown after j.'iiing otc operation of " The Lund ■ fir A 1870," are- subject to, nnd iedea- with, in wanner prescribed by .' ct. following are examples f the fee .» for bringing the luutl under the pro of the Lnnd Transfer Act: — ion the Title consists of a Grant, dated, n or subsequent to the 28th December, ■S ll, none of the land included in which iuis been dealt with — re- the Certificate of tit is .voted to isHue in tne nutno of cii iplicant: Value of land 00 SX) 11 2 ;re the Certificate of title is .reefed to iasue in the name of -:e Purchaser: Value of land 700 1 10 0 30 charges are increased by 4s 2d ( i -suirance Fund) for every additional {'U)0 in value. Wnpn the Applicant is the original (1 run tee, and the land ban been dealt v. ith ; or where the Applicant is not tho .ni^inal Grantee — :"'v tbo value of tbe land is IPO £2 14 2 -.: i,' the value of the land :z<)\) 3 3 il'l'c the value of the lnnd is -30 3 12 6 't'-e the value of the land is JOO 4 1 8 * ore tho value of land is above £400, the es ncrease at tbe rate of4s2d (A?suriee Fund) for every udditional £100 in iue. >i charges also represent the cost of Conveying Land. i; mrft as applicants to bring land under ua can direct the Certificutes of Title to in the names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, i) desired by the Api lioant in all cases c the proprietor applies to have the land leied under the Act in bis own name, ..- ■'■• (be le-e may remain unp until I is dealt with. Ny person, therefore, who wishes to bring land under the proTisions of tho Act, in er that whenever he deals with it he may in a position to avail himself of the ■ilities ailorded by having a Registered ile, cun do »o "W itkout Any Present Cost, allowing the fees to remain unpaid until h dealing tubes place. He will then be position to ill ort gage, Transfer, Lease, ■ lurwiae deal with bis land ut n moment's cc. >Ny Title, however long nnd complex, may investigated at v coat to tho Applicant ol >y Five Shillings ; for if tbo Tule ia reled al fees am returned, with the exception . tbu luu.vHiut. •KHTIFICATES OF TITLE ALIE AUCOLUTELY INDEFEASIJJLE. ALL TITLES ARE GUARANTEED BY THE GOVERNMENT. On all Conveyances by Deed under tbe old HjTeU-ui, the cost of registration in the UecUrt iU'gisiry , over and übovo the Solicitor's charge, is never loss than Fifteen Shillings, frequently Tery much more ; while land wliicb lias been t'ougliL uuder tbe provisions of "Tbo Luud Transfer Act" can be transferred at a total tost of Eleven Shillings where v whole section ; aud where only partis conveyed jund therefore a fresh Certificate of Title is i ucessitatcd), of Thirity-ono Shillings, wbicb is tbe highest sum allowed by the Act, no mutter what the yalue or area of the land. Under tbe Regulations in force on and after the Ist January, 187&, the charge for Certificutes ot Titles issued upon Memoranda of 'Jransfer is reduced; Ten Shillings in all i-uses whevo the value i land is uuder 'leu Pounds. Th total cost of execu mortgage o jeaso of land, registered una n lh Act, is 'J welvo Shillings, 110 uiutter wlm tL amount involved. A mortgage may be transferred or discharged, or v lease transferred or surrendered Jor t lye bhilliugs. TII£SE OIERATIOJSS INVOLVE NO DELAY. £ Tbe following are some of the advances coii Ici red by the Land Transfer system : — i: It secures the principal benefits and advantages sougUt to De attained in the system of registration of deeds. 2. It renders retrospective investigation ol utiu unnecessary an to all luud registered. 3, 11 eiinplities the Titles to iieul Tioperty . lor tbe future '1. It makes purchasers of Ibo fee and leases perlectly secure, b. ii Biuipiiiies, (o tbe utm »it possible <- l.t, the lortns o trunsier uud tlie uiouesot conveyance. G. It increuses thu saieabe value ofland. 7- It tenus to lower the rute o» sstercst on luans secured on lands. 6. It gives lucilities lor the sul-j oi large osiuits in ullutu>euis. y. Tiun'sucUous chu be etTecttd ut a iv i/ni exit 'a notice, und at a uiiiunuuii coat. CIALL RECEIPT FORMS, printed on / uui-üble paper, aud bouud iv any style uuu number, at tno limeb Uliiee, Keel ton. COMPANIES* PAY-SHEETS supplie / ou tuo shortest uutice, uIU ut reduoluies, ut tiie TlitKb Oib'ujA. JUST HE . . IVED a large ursortment oi i<uuc7 Type, at me llilab diluting uiiice, Jbiuudw.uj , lieeliou. i^CRIP FORMS, printed in first-class £5 styic, iv uuy ouiur, ut tnu .'JIDLba Ullice, i-.wuwuj, i< eel toil. I jj i X ioo!SFElt FORiIS, neatly printed, in ldcujj loriu, to be übluan-a iv mij Uie ixiiiis Uliice, lieuucii. jjKUUiJ'd OF DEB 1, nnd otber Forms v, j | oankruplcy, ou aale ut tlie uliico oj n,u p-i-.cr. : . OU.MS of Alfidavitfor Proxies utuiceiin:;i Ji" <jl Cieaitoic>, oh .-me at lue ollieo oi luio