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GO N TE NTS— continued. Tables:— Page Tablks—continued. Page Table 1. —Lands of the Dominion, Position of Table 19.—Kebates of Bent granted during the (approximately) .. .. .. 28 Year .. .. .. .. 43 2.—Lands opened for Sale and Selection „ 20.—Arrears of Rent .. .. 43 during the Year.. .. .. 29 „ 21. —Payments to Local Bodies from 3.—Lands taken up during the Year .. 30 "Thirds," "Fourths," and „ 4.—Comparative Statoment of Lands " Halves" .. .. .. 44 selected for Ten Years .. .. 31 „ 22.-Payments of Capital Value under s.—Lands sold for Cash during the Year 32 Section 191 of the Land Act, 1908 44 „ 6. —Deferred-payment Lands (Land Aots, „ 23.—Forfeitures and Surrenders during 1877 and 1885) .. .. .. 82 the Year .. .. .. 45 7.—Deferred-payment Lands (Land Laws „ 24. — Selectors, Number of, Area held, and Amendment Acts, 1912 and 1913) .. 33 Area made Freehold .. .. 40 „ B.—Perpetual-lease Lands .. .. 34 „ '25. —Return of Educational Endowments 47 9.—Occupation - with-right-of-purchase „ 26.—Village Settlements .. .. 48 Lands .. .. .. .. 34 „ 27. —Special-settlement Associations .. 48 „ 10.—Lease-in-perpetuity Lands.. .. 35 „ 28.—Improved-farm Settlements .. 48 „ 11.—Ronewable-lease Lands .. .. 36 „ 29.—Land for Settlements Aots, Land „ 12.—Agricultural-loaso Lands .. .. 37 acquired and leased under .. 49 13. —Mining Districts Land Occupation „ 30.—Transactions in Bush, Swamp, and Leases .. .. .. .. 37 Scrub Lands under Section 127 of 14. —Pastoral Licenses in Mining Districts 37 the Land Act .. .. .. 50 „ 15.—Small Grazing-runs .. .. 38 „ 31. —Rangers' Inspections .. .. 50 16. —Pastoral Runs .. .. .. 39 „ 32.—Advances obtained for the Purpose „ 17.—Miscellaneous Leases and Licenses 40 of roading Crown Lands, showing 18.—Gross Revenue received during the the Amount borrowed and the Year .. .. .. .. 41 Amount repaid .. .. .. 50