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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1512, 20 February 1885, Page 1

Public Notice FATES OF POST A OK. T«wn Lkitkss Pcfrted at any Po«t Oilice within «he colony lor delivery ut or trom »uo!i Po»t Offite:— Not rSi-eeding half an ounnc ... ... Id F.scetdiii;; hull at. ounce, but not i-xceeang one ounce ... -d i"'or every hnlf ounce ov«*r One ounce ... Id J CorMxr LKirEits. | Posted at any I'os.t Office within the , colony ior delivery ut or iioui any other Post Ottk-e m ti li'n tbe Colony :— | jNot exceeding ball an ounce 21 iLireeiting hill an ou cc, but not j exietdmg one ounce ... 4d ■ For every half ounce over one i ounce ... 2d : E>SLAND AXD FoKHSN C. TUTKIes. j Per Hall Ounce. j United Kingdom, via San Fmnj ciso and dues ... u\l ;■ United States ol America, via j &uu Francisco ... 6d j Sandwich Islands, via San Frau- ; cisco 6d • Cuiiudiuu Dominions, via San i Francisco 8d : British Columbia ... Its ' West Indies Is { Mexico, via San F>ancisc6 ... Is j < entral America, ... Is [ Sooth America, via dan Francisco ... Is , Kkwspapbbs. ' Posted at any oJice within the ) colony lor delivery at the same j office id i Posted at any office wilhiu the ! Austialiun Colonies Id j Uutted Kinirdoui Id i Via San Frauci»co. i ' United States of America ... Id j Sandwich Islands ... lv ; Canadian Douiir.ions 2d ! British Colum Ola 2d i VV<-st Indies 2d Mexico 3d Central America 2d > iouth America Zd Book PosTAaK. Posted at any office withiu the, colony ior delivery at the same, witbiu the colony, the Australian colonies, or the Uuited Kingdom los ... Id " 2 os ... 2d i lb ... id 1 lb ... 8d Every additional lb, or fractional part ola It. 8d Via San Francisco. Jnited States, every $lb ... 4d aiind«ich islands " .. 4d Canadian Dominions " ... tkl British Columbia " „, 6d West Indies " ... 6a JAND TBANSFKAACT { LANDS ALIENATED or contracted tc be alienated irom the Crown in lee prior to ' the coming into ooeration of " The Land Trunsler Act, 1870," may ot> brought uuder the provisions of the Act by application irom the persons, titled thereto. All Lauds lienated from the Crown after the coming ate operation of " The Land Transfer A . I£7U," are subject to, and must be dear with, in manner prescribed by )he Act. The following are examples f the fee payable for bringing the laud under the pro visions of the Land Transfer Act :— 1. When the Title consists of a Grant, dated on oc subsequent to the 28th Deceiutwr, 1841, none of the laud included in which has been dealt with — vVhere the Certificate of tit is directed to isbue in tne name of the A lphcant : Value of land £100 AJll 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue iv the name of the Purchaser: Value of land £100 1 10 0 These charges are increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additioua! £100 in value. 2. When the Applicant is the original Grantee, and the land ban been dealt with ; or where the Applicant is not the original Q-rantee — Where tae value of the land is £1.00 £2 14 2 Where the value of the land £201) ... 3 3 | Where the value of the bind is £30 3 12 H Where the value of the land is £400 4 15* Where tho value of land is above £kX), the lees ncrease at the rate of4i2d \ Assurance bund) lor every additional JtIUU in value. These charges also represent the co>t ol Conveying Laud. lnasinurß as applicant* to bring land uuiler the Act can direct the Certificates of lit.c to issue in the names of any oilier persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When desired by the Apj licaut in all cases where tae proprietor applies to have the land registereu under the Act in bis own iiaine, aud tue le'» may remain unp uutil ajd <c dealt with. Any person, therefore, who wishes to brinn lii* lund uuder the provisions ot 'lie Ait, ig order ilia: whenever he deals witli it lie may be vi a position to avail hiuiSi-il ot tue , lacihties attorded by having a KegisuTt-u lille, cat* do no V\ uKout &uy Present com, by allowing the ices to remain unpaid u<iiu such ueahug takes place. lie will then oe iv a pOsittou to iilortgagc, ijuiiaier, .Lease, or olh<-rwiats deal with his i*ud at a mouieui s notice. Auy Title, however long aud complex, may be imestigatcd at a cost lo the Applicant M uuly JHve Shillings : lor if me luir ie rejected ul lees are returned, with tin? eice^Uou ul be revt. A.L.U lllLKd AKK GUAK.tM'iiiLIJ til luJi UuVfcitiS sits. S L. Ou all Conveyances U\ iA-eu uuuer ijr old • vstoUJ, the cost 01 i°e&latraliuu lv tut l'v«!i» ikegutry, over aud aho»is iue ounciiwi* » tii-r^t, U never lea* thahi'mteu ohulliigc, ne-jucutiy T»ry uiuc-u more j nuke Una vt.uvu Uu* wc^u I Uought uuuer the piovi»ii>ii» ul " ahe l«uu irausier Act" can l.c liunsierrea at a tuiai kusi oi Js.leveu 6hi.linjj» wueie a wuoie »e-iiou WUVeyrU; MU wuc.e only |>at't ib cuuk>iU (auu tueieioi-e a iitt»U cnrttiicuie vi J.iuu id i'k'cc»Bitutca^, oi i. unity -ouc duuiings, muicu lb tile lit^Ucck buua uliuDvu liiv. an, -iv j UlUllVi MUUi kUC fMIUV \>l diCU Ol -Ul 1 iiibU