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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1476, 28 November 1884, Page 1

Pubhc Notice ■ ~" ~~ I KATES OF POSTAGE. Ti'WN Iw.'ITKHS i Posted at uin Pc>t Oiliee within 'he colony Icr delivery ut or irom .••uoii l'o?-t I Office:— ' ! Not exceeding half an ounrc ... ... Id ' Excel dins hull aii ounce, but nut exceetti-'g one ounce ... 2d Kor every hull ounce over. one ( ounce ... Id '; t'ODNTHT LkTIKKS. Posied at tiny P«si UlHce within the toloi J tor dt lively sit or lioui any oilier i J os>t Ottiee wiihin tbe L'oiony : — Kot fxeei-ding hull an ounce ... ... 2.1 iixceeoiiig h.il. an on d , hut nut fXi-et-diiig one vtunee ... 4d For every liail ounc: over .'lie ounce ... .. ... ... ii t Ev&hAX&r* AM) i*oii.lli« «J D.Mulu. I Per iiiii i Ounce. Uniied Kingdom, via dan Fruiiciso <iiiU >>uez ... 6d (Jniti'd Males oi America, via Ouu brnisci^co , ... 6U < If. a de, via ti.m b'rancisco ... 6d Canudi:ii; Doiniiiioi'ti. vi i .San I Francis.o ... 8.1 British Li/luin la .. Is I V\ esl Indies ... is \ Mexico, via £»an L'-ancisco ... Id cm ral America, „, ... Is Soolli America, via 8.. n faruuciseo ... It JSnYIiSiVEU.6. Posted at any olic.- within the colony lor Ue.ivery at the same office ... £<l Posied at any olh'ce willuii the Aurliunan Colonies ... 1.l Uniieu Kintrdoin ... Id I Via San Francisco. United St.itfs ol America ... Id j Saiiuwich islands ... l,i I Canadian Dominions ... 2a i JSi'UiMiC'oluuiDui ... 2d VV st indies ... 2d ' Mexico ... 2a j Centra: America ...' 2.1 i iouih America ... 2d BOOK PuBTAaK. at hu\ office wuinn i lie cuiony lor delivery »» tne tame, within the colony, tht Australian coiuines, or the United Kingdom 1 i,z ... Id " 2 oz ... 2d iib ... Ii 1 Ib ... 8d Every additional Ib, or fractional part ola io 8d Via San Francisco. ~ni'id S »tis, every i Ib ... 4d A'tndrticli Inlands '' ' „ 4d Can. .ui, in Oominioiitt '' ... 6d Biiu?h Columbia " ... b" I W esi lutließ " #t> (jj T AiN D IKAJJSIf Jt-K A O 1 LANDS A LIEN AT ICO or contracted tc be alienated Irom I tie Crov. v in u-e prior lo the coining mro ouei'.it.on yl "• the band Iransler aci, i»/O,'" may .>t> o/uugui uuiior tlie provision^ of ihe Act by application .roui the persons title- 1 thereto. All Lauds lienated irom the Crown after the coming jtc operation ot " ihe Land Trausier A 1570," are sunject to, and must bedea" with, in manner prescriood by qhe Act. 'The following are examples f the lee I payable lor hrmgii.g the luud under the pro visions of the Lund Transfer Act: — 1. When the iille consists ot a liratit, dated ou or suusequent to the Z6ih Dec. inner, 1841, none ol lue land included m tviiiun has been ueait with — Where the Certificate of tit ib directed to issue in tue name of the A >plicant: Value ot laud £100 &) 11 > Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue in tne name of the Purchaser: Value oi land £100 1 lo 0 These charges are increased by -is 2d (Assurance Fund) tor ever^ additional £100 in vaiue. 2. When tbe Applicant is the original Grantee, and tne laud has been dealt with ; 3i where tlie Applica.it is not Unoriginal Urantee — Where tut vaiue oi the land is £lOU £2 14 2 V\ here the value ol the land £20.» 3 3 W Jiere the vaiue of the land is MM) 3 12 <i VV here ihe value of the land is i.400 i 1 is V\ here the vaiue of laud is above Jt/iuO, ilit lees ucrease at the we of j-s 2d i.A-sur-ance I'und) lor every additional £100 in vaiue. l'hese uhaigeß also represent the cost ol Conveying Land. lnasmueu us appiicuiits to bring land umler the Act can Uneot ihe Certiucatea of iit<e to issue in the names oi any other persons. Credit for Fees is (jiven, When do-sireU b^ the Ap[ Ui-ant- in ull .rasc-e where tue proprietor applies to .iave ihe l.iv.i regime ci. under the Act in his own uaure, uud iiie if« may remain uUp until aid i dealt »it.h. Ar.y Muraon, therelore, who wishes to bruin | li.s lunJ unuer ihe pro7;sionß ol 'he Act, ly j order i ha; wnenever lie übjls vvitn it ne m.y | be in a pufitiou lo at aii ni.nsclt oi ihe J laciUUiS uUoided by having a Keg is urea iille, can do so V\ llhout Any Present oosi, Oy uliowing the tees to remain uupaiu u-jl.i such ueallng lukes place. lie will then oo in a position lo mortgage, lYmiaier, Lieaie, I or otherwise deal with ins laud at a inoiue.ii s nonce. Any Title, however long and complex, maj Oe investigated at a cost to the Applicant Oi only .five omluugs ; lor il ihe nut* io le I jcuicU al lees arc returned, wun tuo exception !ol he ici'l. ALL. XITLKS AKK GU AIiAiS llitCD lil lii ii lioV EtLi\ Alii A' L. On all Couvuvuiiccß by iJcoU uudcr the oia 3. ale In, the cosl Ol leglsualloll In lue LKOle l\i.gisu'3 , over and uhotc me ouliciior o uliai'^e, is never less Ih.ai 1' 111 ecu .'shliUng.i, irc.picuilj iClf IUUCU UiOlC i Millie lullU Wlllcll Uaa Ueei. Oou^ht uudcr tue piovißions ol " iliu tuuu | lians.er Act" cuu oc Iruuoici'i'va ul v loiul tobl oJ liluveu Csliilluyo wueiu v uiiolu ou^nou coiivcyid; ami »:u-ii; u.nj pai'i ic> cou»c> ea (alia Ihoroloie a uesl. t I'i'iiiicuic ol il.le is ceccobUulcU), oi iuirity-ouc Ouiiliugo, ttuicu la die highest suiu uhowed by the Act, >iv uittiici' uhui luo yoluc or tm-u ul lUc Uud.