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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
For any number of sheep up
to 500 inclusive, run to
be granted for any num-
ber not exceeding
6000 sheep
For every additional 100 be-
tween
sheep.
500 and 1000...... 500)
1000 and 4000...... 400 additional
4000 and 5000...... 200
5000 and 10,000...... 100
And in no case shall a Run be
granted capable of con-
taining more than 25,000
sheep. In estimating
Runs for great cattle,
one head of such cattle
shall be rated as six
sheep.
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In case of any questions arising as to
attempts to evade the foregoing Regulations, or
to obtain unduly the benefits thereof, the Com-
missioner shall have full power to decide such
questions in such manner as may most effectually
carry out the true spirit and meaning of such
Regulations. -
So soon after the time at which rent for a
Run may have become payable under these
Regulations as the occupant may, in the opinion
of the Commissioner, have sufficiently stocked
the same, he will be entitled to a license to
depasture stock upon it for fourteen years, in
the form A., hereunto annexed, and subject to
the following conditions :- -
If at any time during the currency of
such license the land comprised therein,
or any part thereof, shall be included
within the boundaries of any Hundred,
the said license shall cease and determine
as to so much of the land as shall be
included within such boundaries from
and after the day of the date of the
Proclamation, by which such Hundred
shall be constituted. -
If at any time during the currency of
such license, the land comprised therein,
or any part thereof, shall be sold under
the provisions of these Regulations, then
and in that case also the said license shall
cease and determine as to so much of the
land as shall be sold as aforesaid from
and after the day of the date of the
Provincial Government Gazette in which
notice of such sales shall be published. -
The annual license fee shall be in all cases
at least five pounds; and each person
who occupies a Run shall pay annually
in addition a further license fee at the
rate of one pound sterling for every
thousand sheep above thousand,
which the Run so occupied shall be
estimated to be capable of containing,
and in the same proportion for great
cattle, six sheep being rated as one head
of great cattle. -
If at any time during the currency of
such license such annual fees and the
said annual assessment shall not be
paid by the holder of it, in the manner
and at the time required by these Regula-
tions then and in that case the said license
shall cease and determine, and the Com-
missioner shall thereupon be empowered
to notify publicly the forfeiture of such
license, and to let the Run to which it
relates by public auction to the highest
bidder for a term of fourteen years,
subject to the conditions of these Regu-
lations. -
No such license for fourteen years will be
granted to any applicant for a Run until he shall
have paid all arrears of rent and assessments
which may be owing by him for such Run. -
In the event of any dispute arising between
two or more claimants regarding the boundaries
of their respective Runs, it shall be in the power
of the Commissioner to make such alterations in
the boundaries of their Runs, or of any of them,
as he may upon enquiry, judge to be just and
expedient.
Issue of Timber Licenses.
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Persons occupying Waste Land of the
Crown for the purpose of cutting timber, will be
required to pay a fee of five pounds yearly upon
the issue of the license. -
The Commissioner shall determine the
extent of land to which such license shall give a
right of occupancy, and the licenses shall only
have effect within the district specified in them. -
No fresh applicant for a license will be
permitted injuriously to interfere with a portion
of forest upon which any other person may have
expended capital and labour. -
In the event of any occupant of a portion
of forest upon which he may have expended any
considerable sum in the formation of roads, or
improvements to facilitate the removal of timber,
wishing to resign his license, he shall, if in the
consideration of the Commissioner he should be
regarded as having established a claim to this
indulgence, be permitted to transfer his license
and right of pre-occupancy to such person as he
may select. -
All applicants for timber licenses must
address their applications to the Waste Land
Commissioner, stating their names and residences
in full. -
When the application has been approved,
it shall be forwarded to the Receiver of Land
Revenue, by whom, upon payment of the required
fee, the license shall be issued. -
No person will be allowed to cut or remove
timber on or from the Crown Lands, which have
been reserved by Government for the public use. -
The form of Timber Licenses will be
according to Form C. hereunto annexed.
General.
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All annual licenses to be drawn so as to
expire simultaneously on the last day of each
year. -
Licenses applied for after the 1st of June
in each year, will only be chargeable with half
the usual fee. -
No license shall preclude the Government
from including within a hundred, or selling, or
shall in any way affect the rights of the Crown to
land occupied in virtue of such license. -
All disputes between holders of licenses
having reference to depasturing stock or cutting
timber, shall be heard and decided by the Com-
missioner, who is hereby authorised to charge at
his discretion to the party against whom his
decision shall be made, a fee of five pounds. -
Licenses for depasturing purposes may be
transferred from one person to another, by the
Commissioner, with the approval of the Super-
intendent.
A.
FORM OF LICENSE.
Whereas of has made application for s
license to depasture stock upon the Waste Lands
of the Crown within the district of boundaries,
and has this day paid into my hands the sum of
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Continuation of Waste Land Regulations regarding Run and Timber Licenses
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🗺️ Lands, Settlement & SurveyWaste Lands, Run Licenses, Timber Licenses, Sheep Capacity, Regulations, Commissioner, Superintendent
NZ Gazette 1859, No 29