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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3480, 19 February 1880, Page 4

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"PIJBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Office; Auckland, January 28,1880. Under and in pursuance of the powers veßted in the Waste Lands Board by " The land Act, 1877," it is hereby notified that the Rural Lands mentioned in tho Schedule hereunder will be open for selection under the "Homestead System," on TUESDAY, the, 2nd day of March next. , D. A. SOLE, Chief Commissioner of Waste Landß Board, SCHEDULE. BAY OF # ISLANDS DISTRICT. - ' Okaihatj No, 2 Block. 1600 acres first-class land. Applications for this land to be mode to Captain Burleigh. Okaihau. HOKIANGA DISTRICT. Te Tio Block. ! 200 acres second-class land. Application for this land to be made to the Chairman of the County Council, Hokianga. Waikawatt Block. Between Coromandel and Tararu. 3000 acres second-class land. Applications for this land to be addressed to the Crown Lands Ranger, care of Mr Hawkes, Tapu. KAIPARA DISTRICT. Papaboa Block. 2000 acres second-class land. Applications for this land to be made to the Chairman of of the District Board, Paparoa. BAY OF ISLANDS DISTRICT. Hukebenui Block. • " / 500 acres second-class land. Application for this land to be made to Mr Jas. H. Marshttllj Kawakawa. ; „ WAIPU DISTRICT. Waiptt Block. 100 acres second-class land. Application for this land to be made to Mr Duncan McKenzie, Waipu. ; Forms of application can be obtained,,anel plans of the lands inspected at Ibis office, and at the residences of the above-named agents. % ._

«< THE LAND ACT, 18W HOMESTEAD SYJ3TEH. „ . . • CONDITIONS 0? OCCUPATION. il. The area allowed to be selected by each person of .the'age of 18 years or upwards shall be, of first class lands fifty acres, or of, „ second class lands, seventy- five acres, and for persons under 18 years of age, of first class lands, twenty acres, or of second class lands t thirty acres:., Provided that at the vtotal quantity to"be'selected,byany one family or number of persons occupying the .one house-, hold shall not exceed two hundred acres of first-class, or three hundred acres of secondclass lands. . 2. Within three inonthg after the selection has been approved to the Board, the, selector shall commence to reside on his selection and shall continue to reside continuously thereon for fjysyearß from the date of such approval as aforesaid. '-'■■" ; .1 3. Within eighteen months after such approval the selector shall erect o» his selection a permanent dwelling house of wood or 'other mater'als, which shall be specified in regulations to be issued in reference to Home-, stead System selections. : " 4. In each year there shall be brought under cultivation one fifteenth of the area of such selection, if open land, and one twentyfifth if ;,bush land, so that at the end of the five years' one third of the selection of open land, or one fifth of bush land, shall be under cultivation. ;

SURVEY REGULATIONS. * 1. All Burveys shall be made by surveyors authorised by the Survoyor»General, and in accordance with instructions to settlement surveyors issued, or which may be issued by him. N 2. There shall be paid for the survey of any area— & s. d. Not exceeding 30 acres .. .. 5 0 0 Exceeding 30 and up to 50 acres 0 3 0 per acre „ 50 „ 100 „ 0 2 0 „ .„, 100 „ 200 „ 0 2 0 per acre, but not less than «12 10s. „ 200 : „ -300 „• 0 1 8 per acre, but not less than mo. 3. Whenever two or more sections are surveyed together by the same surveyor, 1-one third of the above raj.es shall be deducted for all areas above 50 acres, and whenever also more than' one half the length of the boundary lines "shall run through vegetation lees than six feet high, one third of the schedule rates shall be deducted. >„ 164

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