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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1478, 3 December 1884, Page 1

, Public Notice | KATES OF POSTAGE. I T"W>- Lmters j Posted at uny Pc.-t Ollice within iho I colony (or delivery at or lroui eucti Post I Oflice :— I Not exceeding half an ounce Id Excctdiu^ halt an ounce, but nut - exceedi n g one ounce ... ... ... 2d Vor every hall ounce over oue ounce Id Country Lettkbs. Poeted at any lost Office wiiliin Ihe colony lor delivery at or 110 m uny otbur Post Oflice wiiliin tbe Colony : — Kot exceeding bulf tin ounce ... ... 2d Exceeding hull an ou cc, but nut exceeding one- ouuco ... 4d For every half ounce over one ounce ... 2d ES6LAXJ) AST> FOJ>KIGN C. VSTUIES. I Per liulf Ounce. ; United Kingdom, via San Fr.inj ciso and »uez ... 6d j United States ol America, via Sau Wtmeisco ... Gd Sandwich Isia.-ds, via San Franj cisco ... 6d • Canadian Dominions, via San j Francisco ... 8d j Britn-li Uuluui!<ia .. „, Is ! West indies ... IB i Mexico, via Sau l<>aucisco ... Is enirul America, ... Itt Soatu America, via Sun Frmicisco ... Is R£Wi>PAP£I2S. Posted at any olicc within the colony lor delivery at the same oiiieo ... |d Posted at any office within the Aukljalian Colonies ... Id United Kingdom Id ' Via s?au FruucJ^eo. United States oi America „, lv i bilHUlVlcil isjali.te ... la i Ciuimiiun DomiLiions ... 2d ' Bi.iiMi Columbia ... 2d W -st Indies 2d I Mexico ... 2d ! Central America ... 2j I joutb America ... ... ... „, „, zu Book PosTA.aE. Posted &t any office within the colony lor delivery at the suine, within the , colony, the Australiun coionies, or the United Kingdom . loz ... Id 2ui ... 2d ilb ... id 1 lb ... 8d Every additional lb, or fractional part ola It 8d Via Sun Francioco. i cnin-d S uUo, e»«ry ±lb ... 4 1 o'iiidAich Islands •' „ 4,J CaUiidiuii iJoiuiiiious '* ... Gd Bin iah Coluuioia " ... Gd Westludtea " ... 6a TAND TRANS XE R ACT LANDS ALIENATED or roi:t.-acted tc be alienated Irom the Ci-own in foe prior to the coming into ODeration of " i'lie Laud Trausier Aci, 1870," may in o/ouglif under the provision ol the Act by application irom the persons title i thereto. All Lauds lieuated trooi thu Crown alter the coming ate operation ol " Ihe Laud Trausier A l»7o," are subject to, aud must bedea with, in manner prescribed by )ho Act. The following are examples f the fee payable tor (•ringing the laud under the pro visions of the Laud Transfer Act; — 1. When the iitle consists ot a Jrant, dated ou or subsequent to the 28th Ueccmucr, 1811, 110110 of the laud included in which has been uealt with— Where the Certificate of tit is directed to issue iv tne name of the A >plicaut: Value of laud £100 ... ... ft> 11 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue iv tne name of the Purchaser: Value oi' land £100 1 10 0 These charges are increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additioua! I £1(10 in value. 2. When the Applicant is the original Grantee, and the land haR been dealt with ; 9i- where the Applicant is not thu original Urr.utee — Where tbb value of the land is £100 £2 14 Z Where the value oi the land £2Ui) 3 3 V\ iiere the value of the land is £30 3 12 ti Where the value of the land is £400 ... ... 4 18 Where tho value of land is above £400, the lees ncrease at the rate of 4» 2d (Assurance Fund) lor ever; additioual £100 iv value. These charges also represent the cost ol Conveying Land. inasmucA as applicants to bring land under the Act cau direct the Certilicates of litle to issue in the names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When detired by the Apilicaut 111 all cases where cae proprietor applies 10 aave ihe iauu regisieveu under the Act in bis own name, ana uic it>?s may remain unp until ujd -s dealt with. Any person, therefore, who wishes to brinn hu land under the provisions of ihe Act, ig order ilia: whenever he deals with it lie uuy be in a 'pobitiou to avail himself of ihe lacilities aflordod by having a .Registered Title, cau do so V\ iikout Any Present Cost, by allowing tho fees to remain unpaid uutu such ueuliug takes place. He will then be iv a position to lilorigage, l'muaier, Lease, or otherwise deal with m» laud ut a luouiom's notice. Any Title, however long and complex, maybe investigated at a cost to the Applicaut 01 only Jive Shillings} lor if me Xule 10 rejected al lees ure rctuiued, witti tuo exception 01 lie iei>t. AI.L lilLKa AKK U(JAK,AMrc:ii;i> ill TuJi tiUVKliiv Jili-iS' l. On all Conveyances by Uteu under tae old •/stem, tue cool vi rc^iainUioii iv tne JJc^Jo iicgl»ir,j , u ver uuU üboto me Solicitor 0 uii^cs, la licVcr icae bliau li iu«eu oUiiiin^a, ire<|uvuuy very mucu more 1 wlinc land wnicu Uot> occu uuugitt uutler tlio yvuvitnoit* of " lUu Luuu Ai'ttuSter Act" cuu ue traumerl'iiU ut a loiul com 01 iUeveu Shilling* wltuie » wittflv btf»*ui>ii uuuvcytd f ckMU wuoie only purl la couvc>cu (uuu luercioie a tivou «. r)i-uuc«ic vi lino •■> uecCMUuIoUJ, oi lull 11^ •uuu cuuutiga, willcn IS the higltest auui jthowud by tue Act, >m unite? wuut Uie yalue ut wvu vt tbc liujia. [