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Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 August 1916, Page 4

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» FOK R£AD¥ HEFERENGS. STAMP DUTIES. Agreement of Memotandun. of Agreement, 1b 3d with letters, eto., attached, 3b. Appraisement oi Valuation wiwur® the amount does not exceed £30, I*.; -xceud £20, does not exceed ££0, Sh tid, uscced £100, and doe* not exceed £310 10a, £3'40 and does not exceed £600 1 "'H, exoeeds £500 SOt. Award, aame u Valuations, except exceeds £500 but not £1000, 90a; exceeds £1000, 3fil. F.n's. not exceeding £95 «, •zowda £i J 5 J and not exceeding £<0 la, awry ife. 1311 la of Sxchange. Oon d«ni*nd Jd; than on demand, if raaning «iii£ly, far any amuant not exceeding £10, la; every additional ££0 or part of £50, la.; if drawn in a aet, snob OB upon each bill of the aet aa to nvake ap the aanw duty aa it a aiagle till ware drawn for th« amount.

Promissory Notea.—Payment on dernaud Sid. Payable otherwise than on demand: For every aam not exeeecing £35, 6d,; exceeding £85 and c exceeding £50, la.; every additional or part of £50, la. JJaplicat* or counterpart of any instrument chargeable with duty, where such duty doe* not amount to la, tbo aam* dutiea aa the original instrument; in any other case *». Uu«, or Agreement to L*aae, frithoat any nr—ideratwun if -my of |resi*m: Wlun rant doaa not exaaed «oi) Jsc for every additional £50 or part of &50 la. For «ay instrument afeotmg a partition o! lands apo« *ny consideration exeeeding £100. Soldier*' estates are exempt from all duty np to £5000 in respect to every •secession by lineal desoeodant or ancestor. WOBKSBA' DWELLING®. ltaroagh Coaaeila are empowered by the Municipal Corporation* Act to aroot for tha occupation of work-era employed or resident in boroughs any buildings ■uitable for workers' dwellings, or may acquire buildings by purahaae or otherwise, and render them suitable for the isne purpnae, the letting to be in the hands of tha Oauneil.

ion is made for tha repayment of advancee and the payment of advanoes and tha payment of pirataiiae-money hy instalments. THJK RULES OF TBIi iOAD. The Rule of tha Road u a paradox gaite; For in driving yosr cariiage along, If yoa bear to the left yoa are jure to go right, If yoa tarn to the ri*ht yoa go wrong. But in walking the streets 'tia a different oata; To the right H ia right wea ahoald steer, On the left thoald be left snaagh of clear spaee For the people tko wiah to walk thare. THS FMNCTNS! ACT. CRJX7TION OF FMN'UBS. A fence •! any of the kinda mentioned in the Second Schedule is a *'sfficient fanoe within the meaning «( the Fencing Act (s-7). The occupiers of adjoining lands not divided by a aafioien* fence are liable to join in or contribute in aqaal proportion* to the erection of a fenoe between sneh landa, although tuoh fenoe. may not extend along the whole boundary line. Bat no oocapiar ia liable to oontribate to any fenoe whioh ia not, aa fat as practicable, asßtiasw throaghont it* length.