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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1494, 9 January 1885, Page 1

Public NcUoe j . , . | i KAlfcd OF POaTAGti.- j T--.VTS l.rlTß*R*t ! Pitted st otn Tc-t OiHce witiiin lie eoloiiV lor deiiveij at or irom sucii Post I Office":— J Not e**.L-eedt:ij! half an ouuee .*. ... li Klctidiuii hail a;, ounce, but not exceet:i'*g one ouuee ... ... ... 2i jß*or every hull ounce ovt-r one ouuee ... Id t'Otilßl LETiKBS. Posted at mn i'ont Otiice within tl.e eoloi >f tot dej i uer j Stt. r f>ot* apj tiier foit ItXre<-dii.g oue ounce ... 4d ' For evtrj lialf ounce over oue j j ouoiß ... 2J ! ! KnQL&xD asd FoKXiax <J umat^. [ j per Halt Ouuee. I ; United Kingdom, via "san Fr.ui- | j CMO iiud fui-l! ... CJ I ] United Mates o America, via I . *>an tr^i:ciKCO ... 6i ' I s aiidnuh ie.a ds, via "sui trail- I [ ciaco 6d 1 ; Canadian Dootiuions. vU San | Fiauctaeo ... 8d British Columbia .. is West limits ... !a Mexico, via Jjua t>attcisi-o ... Is eiiirul Aiiiciica, ... 1* Soatli Atuenca, via *jau Fraucisco ... 1* JSswsPAPEiia. Posted at anj oiici- mthin the eoiour tor delivery at ihe same office ... i i Posted at any iliice vritlmi the I Au?ljaliaii Coiouies ... II [ Uliltctl Kiutrdoui ... li i Via caau Fraucisco. ' United States oi America ... 1* | bauuwicb leianus ... 1 \ I Canadian Dominions ... 2a UriiunCoiuuibut. ... zd W.-st Indies ai Mexico ... 2 j Ceuirai America ... 2j i ioittb America ... 2A fiOoK POBTAOB. Posted at any office witnm the Colony ior delivery ». tiie same, wituiu the colony, the Australian eetomes, or the United Kingdom los ... 14 2 os ... SSJ " i lb ... 4i " 1 ib ... JsJ Erery additional lb, or fractiouai part ota It Sd Via "iau Francisco. Jnited Sistes, every ilb ... 4d &«nd<ioti Islands ** .. 4i -JaiiMMliau Dominions '* ... 6d Dritioti Coluiuoia " ... 61 West Indies " ... 6a XAND TfiAK SF K K ACf LANDS ALIENATED or contracted tc j be alienated Irom the C rown in lee urior to the coniiiig into ODerution of " liie Laud 'Iransier Act, 1870," may -*, oroughi uuder the provisions of the Act by application troui the persous. titled thereto. All Lands lienated troui the down after the cowing ate operation ot " Ihe Laud Trausier A 1870," are subject to, aud must bedea with, in manner prescribed by ihm Act. The following are examples f the fee payable tor bringing the land under the pra visions of the Laud Transfer Act : — 1. When the Title consists of a Grant, dated on or subsequent to tho *JBth Deceinoer, 1841, none of the land included iv whicn has been aealt with — Where the Certificate of tit is directed to issue iv tne name of the A iplicaut: Value of land -£100 £-»> ll :: Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue iv the name of the Purchaser: Value of land -£100 1 10 ol These charges are increased hy 4e 2d ' (Assurance Fund) for every additions! < ill »0 in value. 2. When tbe Applicant is the original Grantee, and the land ha* been dealt with ; or where the Applicant is not the original Grantee — Where tbe vetue of tbe land is £100 £i li J. Where the value of the land J8209 3 3 Where the value of the land is £30 3 12 ■■; Where the value of tbe land is -£400 4 1 > * Where tho value of land is above £400, the lees ncrease at the rate of 4? 2d i. Alamance Fund) lor every additional £iUO in value. These . charges also represent the cost cl Conveying Land. Inaaniui n as applicants to bring land under the Act can direct the Certificates ot 1 itle i > issue iv tne names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When desired by the Apj. lit-aut in all ease $ where tne proprietor applies to iiave the lav , registereu under the Act in his owu name, and vie le?s may remain unp until ajd m dealt with. Acy person, therefore, who wishes to brin-.i Uis laud uuder the proTisious ol tiie Act, ijj order tha; whenever he deals with it he m.y be iv a position to avail himself of ih- , J laciliticß uflortled by having a Kegisterc litle, cau do so V\ ilkout Auy Present Cost, by allowing tire fees to retnaia unpaid uut: such dealing takes place. De will then !><• in a position to Alortgage, Trausier, Lease. I or otherwise deal with nut land at a moment « notice. j Auy Title, however long and complex, unit be investigated at a cost lo the Applicant v. only Five iihiliiugs ; lor if me luie i* ic- * jet-led si lees are returned, with tiie exception } ul tie rei>t. I A.L.l* HAl^liS ASE OCARAatBKJ) til j ' IxiK UuVEKiSAIJi'NI. !On all Convevai.ctn by Deed under tlic- oiu . evsti'iu, the cost oi legist ration in tuc jhcis j Stitgiair^, over aud almvo me aoiiciior « cuai-gc, is never less than Diueeu ahnuugs, in. jnciiuj | very mucu more; wliiie lauU wnitii v*» ui-. l > { bought Uuder tiie provisions ol " .1 no L.....^ ; * Trausier Act" can oe ir«u»ivrrcu vi a loin, ; I tost oi tleven ahiiliugs wneio a wuoio »e.-..0u | couveyed - aaU wueic ouly pari is touvcuu | (una therelore a lresh cermicaie oi iiuc is j oecessiialed), ot 1 unit j -one ouillmge, whicu I ia the higher l suui allowed by tue Act, -io j ujttttvr « nat the yaittv or area ol the latin.