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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1606, 28 September 1885, Page 1

Public Xotlce I — j | ]!AT£S OF I'OST.\Oi!. ! \ T' TTS I.HTKK3 ■ P.'stt-d at ji 11 v Pc-t U.live wimiti lie ert)on\ (or delivery at or lroni mfi l'o«t OUi.e:— " , Not ex>ep(iii!'_- lia'.f an ounce ... ... Id ; Excei (lniit hull a:, ounce, but not exut'iii gouf oiiiii'e ... 2il . i«'or evi-rj hill ■iuiicc over one I ounce ... I** | COOTBY LeTTKKS. 1 Tossed at aiw l'o;>t Olfioe wiil.in the '. coloi j lor dtlivi-r; iit or lioiu an» otlnrl'ost 1 Otiiee wnl.ii. the t'ou.nv : — 1 Kot nee* ding null un ounce ... ... 2d , Kxteeding haii an ou cc, but n>>t : exceeding one ounce ... 4d • For every liaijacuuca «>*<* ;me - | ounce 21 • £>aLAVD AM) FohSIOK C CMitIKS. j IVr Halt Ounce. ! Ut.iied Kingdom, via San Franj ciso aud sues 6d j United Malta ol America, via 2>uu Fruncieco 6d I Sandwich lelai.de, vw Sun Fran- ' cisco 6d ( Canudian Doiiiimcng. vi« San I Francisco 8d | British Luluiubiu 1b I West Indies ... Is ' MeXICO, Vltt S)uu t-imciac-o ... 1« > entral America, , ... It BoutU Atuericu, viu Sju Fmuoisco ... In Po'tfd at any oiico within the colony lor delivery at the aatne otfice Jd Potted at any office within the AUftralian Colonies Id L'uueo Kiu^daut ... ... Id I Via Sau Francisco. United States of America Id i Saialwitli lelau.is Id [ Caiiadiun Dominions 2d I liruun Coiuu bia 2d VV st iudits 2d Mexico 2d Central America ... 2 1 a jouth America 2d Book Posta»s. Posted at an} office wittiio the colony lor delivery at the same, withiu the colony, tbe Auttraiian coiouies, or ihe United Kingdom 1 os ... Id 2 os ... 2d ilb ... *l " 1 lb ... 8d Every additional lb, or fractional part ol alb ... 8d Via Sau Fruncuco. ' Jnited States, every ilb ... 4d tt*ud«ivb Isiandc " ... 4d «Janadiuii Dominions *' ... 6d £rilisb Columbia " ... 6d Weatltidies *' ... 6a J AND I£ANSJ!'ES ACT LANDS ALIENATED or contracted tc be alienated from the Cromi in tee i»rior to ; the coining into ooerutioG of " The Laud lranster Act, 1870," may be brought nader the provisions of the Act by application irom the persons, titled thereto. All Lauds lienated from the Crown after the coimug ate operation of " llie Laud Transfer A . 187 v," are subject to, and must bedea' with, in manner prescrioed by %he Act. The following are examples f the fee payable ior bringing the taud under tiie pro visions ol the Land Transfer Act :— 1. When the Title consist* of a Urant, dated on or subsequent to the 28th December, 1841, none of the land included in which has been dealt with— rVhere tbe Certificate of tit is directed to is*ue in tne name of the A >plicant : Value ot laud £100 frl 11 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue in tiie name of the Purchaser: Value of land £100 1 10 0 These charges are increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additioua! i.'l<K) in value. 2. When tbe Applicant is the original Urantee, and the land ha* been dealt with ; or where the Applicant is not the original (jrrantee— Where tbe raiue of tbe land is £100 £2 14 2 Where the value of the land £20-J 3 S Wiiere the value of the land is 1 £30 312 6 Where the value of the land h £400 4 18 Where the value of land is above i'AOO, the lees ncrease at the ra'e of 4« 2d (A.-sur- ; ance Fund) lor every additional £100 in yalue. These charges also represent the cost oi Conveying Lund. lnasmucß as applicautd to bring bud under th« Act cau direct the Certiticates of 1 lt.e to issue iv the names of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, Wheu desired by the Apj li. ant m all cases where tne proprietor applies to liave the lunu registereu under the Act iv his own uaiue, aud me ie*t may reiuuiu uup until ujd -c dealt with. AT.) i>ersou, therefore, who wishes to brinu his loud uuder the pro~:sions "'. ?he Ai t, i£ order ih»: wueuever he deals <v itu it lie m >j K. iv a position to avail himscil ol ihe facilities ailorded by haviug v iiegisiereo litle, cau Jo »o V\ lthout Any Present twt, by allowing the lees to remain unpaid iimUi such tleolmg takea place. lie \id tiu-u oe in a positiou to aiorigu^e, iranicr, Li.ase, or otherwise deal with ins laud at * momeut s uouoe. Auy Title, however long und complex, m-i} be mveSiigaUd ut a cost to ttie Appiican: y. Oiily Dive biiilungsi lor ll me nue ia re jecied ai le«s are teturned, witii (.ie exveptiou ol be rept. AJLL lllLiia AXE GUAttiM'tiKD iii lull UuVtA^Sjii).^ i. On all CouVejU.iCeS 0\ i>eeu tUidcr ilir uui System, tUe cost 01 re£i*uuiion in tut) i/vCJ.---lUgUir y, ovei- aua al»o» «> tue Oo.icii o»* c oli-.^e, is uefcr less luuu tiuctu auuang?, ue^ut-iitiy jery uiitcli more; wline iuua tmiiii nas i'u.i Bought under the piovisions ot "me a>uu.i lrausier Act" can be tmiieierrea vi a tola. cost ol Jtleven aiiilUugs wueie v *,iu;e j couveyed i *«d wueie only part i» conve>to j (atiU Wiereloie a ii«isu c«ri»ii^t»ie ot i.iuc .? mjn—ualirdj, ol luirity-ouo Suunng^, Mlnvii vi the Uigliwt sum alio*««i oy vie Act, >>o ■ laatUr Vbat Uw yaiue or area of tu* laau. '