NEW ZEALAND.
fEHB PBBJiB ASSOOIATIOW.") HAWERA, Septemberß. No leas thau 475 applications for land have been made, some of which are informal. The informality in most caseß is oauaed by persons wishing to apply not having obtained the necessary declarations before a J.P. In some cases it ia doubtful whether the applicants are of the statutory age, namely, above the age of 18 years. The total cash received at
Hawera with the applications was £7599 8s lOd, and £625 8s at Patea, making the gross total depo.it of £8224, 16i lOd. There were several sections of Native village settlement land, for whioh there was no applicant. Soveral persons applied for more than one seoiion, in whioh case only one applwation was regarded as in order. DUNEDIN, Septemberß. There have been ten insolvencies thiß week, including John F. Bobertson, of Crookston, farmer, whose debts are set down at £2IOO and assets £3142 ; George Harris, bootmaker, whcse debts are £2730, and aeselß £I4OO The immigration officer here forwarded to Wellington applications under the nominated system for 313 souls, equal to 272 J statute adults.
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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2628, 8 September 1882, Page 3
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