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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1740, 6 August 1886, Page 1

Public Notice KATEB OF POST vGl_. Towk liK-iri.*---Posted at any Pc«t Cilice within he colony for delivery at or notn *ucit Post Offiee :— I Not exce-dini* half an ounec Id Rxi'fediu„ hull ai. ounce, but uot exctedi-'g one ounce ... 2d For eTery hull ounce over one ounce ... Id CO-KTBT LKTIEBS. Posted at unv Post Ollice within the colony for delivery '•t or tioui any other Post Cilice within the Colony :— Not exceeding hbll »» ounce ... ... 2d Exceeding hull an 011 cc, but uot exceeding one Ounce ... 4d For every half ounce over one ounce 21 EnaU-HD AMD FOUEI.N lj. tTST-UfiS. Per Hall Ounce. United Kingdom, Tia ban Fr«nciso and dues 6d United States oi America, via Sau i rsiicisco ... 6d Sandwii h lsia_d», via Bun Fian--1 cisco ... 6d 1 Cuiibdiitn Dominions, vii San [ Francisco 8d British Culuninia 18 Westludies la Mexico, via Sau l**anciscO la 1 euiral America, ... Is South America, via Bau Francisco ... Is NBWSPAF-U-S. Posted at any olice within tha colony for delivery at the same office id Posted at any office within tbe Australian Colouies ld United Kingdom Id Via San Franoi.co. United States of America ld Sandwich Islands Id Canadian Dominions 2d Britisti Columbus 2d W'Stludies 2d Mexico 2d Central America 2d .oath America ... 2d Book Pottiea. i.ostod at sny office within tha colony for delivery at the same, j withiu tbe colony, the Australian ooionies, or the United I Kingdom 1 os ... Id " 2 os ... 2d " i lb ... 4.1 " 1 lb ... 8d Every additional lb, or fractional part ota lb 8d Tia San Fraucisco. United States, every tlb ... 4d baudaieh Islands " ... 4d Canadian Dominions " ... 6d British Columbia " ... 6d Westludies " ... 6a

T AND TRANSFER ACT LANDS ALIENATED or contracted tc be alienated trout tbe Crown in fee prior to the comiug into (.Deration of "The Laud Transfer Act, 1870," may *> brought uuder the provision I*,1 *, vi* tbe Act by application ir._a the persons: titled thereto. All Lauds lienated from the Crown after the coming otc operation of " Iho Laud Transfer A 187U," are subject to, and must bedea with, in manner prescribed by %he Act. ! The following are examples f the lee I payable lor bringing the land under the pro visions of tbe Land Transfer Act : — I 1. When the Title consists of * Oram, dated on ot subsequent to the 28th December, 1841, none of tbe land included in whicli has been dealt with— Where the Certificate of tit is directed to issue iv tue uame of the A lplicant: Value of land *I(H> f» 11 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to issue in the uame of the Purchaser: Value oi' land £100 1 10 0 These charges are increased by _s _!ii (Assurance Fuud) for every additional J-100 in value. 2. When the Applicaut is the original ! Grantee, and the laud has bteu dealt j with ; or where the Applicant is not tlie original Orantee — Where the vaiue of tbe laud is JUDO £3 14 2 Where the value of the land SHOO 3 3 Wliere the vaiue of the land is J_3o 3 12 ii Where the vuiue of the land is 4400 4 18 W here th. value of land is above £4/00, the lees ncrease at the rate of 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional JEJUO iv value. These charges also represent the cost 01 Conveying Laud. Inasmu-t- as applicauts to bring land under the Act <-_>v direct the Certiti. ates of Litle to issue iv the named of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When desired by the Apilk-aut iv ail cases where tne proprietor applies to have ihe land registereu under the Act in his owu uauie, j aud tne te?« may reuiaiu uup until »ad '» dealt with. _u:y person, therefore, who wishes to brinn In. laud uuder the proT.sioii* "* the Act, ig order ilia*, wiicuever he de_la -t ith it he ut_y be in a po-lliou to avail liiiusclt of the lucintKs -U-u-u-d by having a i-cg-Stemi litlc, can do so V. nkout Any i' react Cost, by allowing the lets to remain unpaid uutu such deuling lakes plate, lie wiu tUcn n« m a pOsitiou to -tlorlgugc, lr:-u_*._i*, Least, ur oiUvrwise clcul with M. laud at a u.oiueut^ notice. -my 'litle, however long and t'i'Uti>n'X, »n.i» bi ni*-i'Si4J-tt''d al v coal *.v tttc A^piKaii- ut ou.y i-'ive ciuliiugs ; lor if tlie i.ui«* ie rejetieU al lees vie returned, nit 11 tue exeep!>o v u l he 1 ent. Al_L iiJLKS AKK GL'AfiAiN lKt-i- *1 lt-l. UuV-.Ui\ii-,_* t. On all Couvt.yu.iccs b*> l)e«d uuder »ie <jv'. c. si*. ut, lhe eosi 01 icgt-uuiioit lv liie i>.ej. j-.-^isiry, uVcr and uiiu.e iiicdoiiciijr ifiu^t:. is ueVtr Uss lUaii i*ilieen /.limitig*., uv._.iiiii^ very uiucu u.urc- uitiielana vvnii-a w$ Oct.. oouglit unuer the pi-u visions i>l " J c i.au_ li_uS.er _icl " cau ue iiuusierrca .1 v ioiui tost Ol J_.le«cUdUl. lllijja wuetc a W Jle sevtiuii euuvt-jed; *Hil tsucie t>uly |.^r is e..nve>eu tuitu iiicrclore a ite.lt certidcuic 01 _.ntc .» i.ete.sr.uleU), 01 iuii'ity-ouc oliihui^., muicii is the h-gliest sum ultoweit oy me Act, .o j u.alVar wUut the yuluc ur 'x.ix of lUe Uud