Mr W. Jennings asked that the Government should create a new land district in the King Country. Sir Joseph Ward stated that the existing ten land dlstrictes are constituted under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and correspond with the land registration districts under the Land Transfer Act, 1908. The proposed change would therefore necessitate specail legislation. In view of the opening of the Main Trunk railway, much of the in convenience that had previously existed has disappeared, whilst the Auckland Land Rnard madit a practice to examine applicant r* r any large block of land ope I r district at the most con ver. nearest the land in qua#»tio-/^^7;. Taranaki and other lard \A~\ : ni followed this practice.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 208, 15 November 1909, Page 5
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