Land Regulations, Estate, Company




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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
7. Every selection shall be subject to the regula-
tions as to frontage and proportions in force in the
Province of Taranaki with respect to general Crown
Lands.

  1. Every selection shall be subject to reasonable
    modification of size, form, and position, on completion
    of the detailed survey.

  2. No selection shall be made so as to leave
    patches of less than fifty acres in area or of
    irregular shape intervening between it and previous
    allotments, and in the construction of this regula-
    tion, the decision of the Commissioner or other
    person conducting the sale shall be final.

  3. Every selection shall be subject to any road
    that may at the day of sale be drawn upon the
    official map then exhibited, or to any road that may
    be ordered by the Commissioner of Crown Lands or
    other person duly authorized by the Colonial Secre-
    tary within five years after the selection.

  4. One-fourth of the purchase money at auction
    shall be paid to the Commissioner or other person
    conducting the sale, on the fall of the hammer. A
    second instalment of one-fourth in three calendar
    months, and the balance in nine months, either to
    the Commissioner at the Land Office, Taranaki, or
    to the Colonial Treasurer, failing any of which
    instalments the previous payments shall be forfeited:
    Provided that if upon the detailed survey any
    modification reducing the size of an allotment shall
    be made, or if any road shall have been ordered
    under the last preceding regulation, a deduction
    from the last instalment of purchase money shall be
    made in proportion to the area of such reduction or road.

  5. The unsold portions of every block shall after
    auction, and until specially withdrawn, remain open
    for purchase at the Land Office, New Plymouth, or
    at such other place as the Colonial Secretary may
    from time to time direct, for cash, payable at the
    Land Office, New Plymouth, at the upset price at
    which the lands within such block were respectively
    offered, and in lots not exceeding five hundred
    nor less than one hundred acres, to be selected
    according to the order of application, and subject
    to regulations six, seven, eight, nine, and ten. All
    such applications should be in writing, addressed
    to the Commissioner or other authorized person,
    who shall, upon receipt of each application, sign
    his name and the date of receipt thereon. No
    selection under any such application shall be made
    before noon on any day. All applications received
    before noon on any one day shall be deemed con-
    temporaneous, and in case of two or more contempo-
    raneous applications, the Commissioner, or other
    authorized person shall, at the request of any of the
    applicants, put up the right of prior selection to
    auction among the applicants.

  6. The Colonial Secretary may at any time
    withdraw from sale the whole or any part of a block,
    and the Governor may at any time make such
    reserves therein as he is by law empowered to make.

  7. The Government shall not be bound to
    complete the detailed survey of any selection within
    twelvemonths of the date of selection: Provided
    that a purchaser desiring a survey at any earlier
    date, may apply for a special survey, paying for the
    same at the rate of sixpence per acre, which payment
    shall be returned to him if such special survey should
    not be completed within the specified time.

  8. A skeleton map of every block shall be
    deposited for public information one fortnight before
    such block is offered for sale at the office of the
    Secretary for Crown Lands, Wellington, and at the
    Land Office, New Plymouth, and at such places as
    the Colonial Secretary may direct in Auckland,
    Wanganui, Patea, Napier, Nelson, Blenheim, Christ-
    church, Hokitika, Dunedin, and Invercargill.

  9. All powers conferred and all duties imposed
    on the Colonial Secretary under these regulations
    may be exercised and performed by the Minister for
    the time being in charge of confiscated lands.

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.-The public are
informed that copies of the above, in weekly
parts, can be procured from the Government Printer,
price One Shilling, and, when six or more copies are
purchased, at Eightpence each. The names of parties
wishing to subscribe for the Session will be received,
and the weekly issues regularly posted to their
address, upon payment of the sum of Ten Shillings.
The payment to be made in advance.

GEO. DIDSBURY,
Government Printer.

Government Printing Office,
Wellington, 5th August, 1868.

R OBERT CHAPMAN, Esq., Official Administrator
of Intestate Estates at Otago, in account with
the Estate of SUSAN GORRIE, deceased, intestate.

  1. DR. £ s. d.
    Sept. 3. By cash from R. Duckworth,
    mortgage debt ... 100 0 0

Oct. 10. By cash from C. H. Street:-
McKerrow's mortgage, debt
and interest ... 107 0 0
Potter's ditto ditto ... 106 5 0
Fleming's ditto ditto ... 106 5 0
£419 10 0

  1. CR. £ s. d.
    Sep. 10. Paid advertising supplementary
    balance sheet ... 0 7 6
    Paid administrator's commission
    at 5 per cent... 20 19 6
    Paid supplementary balance to
    Messrs. Gillies and Street,
    attorneys of next of kin, by
    order of a Judge ... 398 3 0
    £419 10 0

STATEMENT of the Assets and Liabilities of the
"Totara and Jones' Creek Amalgamated Water-
race Company (Registered)," Ross.

Assets.
£ s. d.
By cost of races to date ... 11,857 13 7
Amount due to Company ... 67 16 6
£11,925 10 1

Liabilities.
To Bill payable on the 10th Dec.,
1868 ... 300 0 0
Interest due on same ... 4 0 0
Amount due by Company ... 2 3 6
Ditto to Bettisson and Co.
on account of tunnels ... 40 7 6
One month's rent of the Nelson
Water-race ... 28 0 0
Dividend due on forty shares ... 26 0 0
Actual assets of Company ... 11,525 19 1
£11,925 10 1

Thursday, 26th June, 1868. C. MALFROY,
Manager.

Printed under the authority of the New Zealand Government, by GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.




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🗺️ Continuation of Regulations for the sale of rural lands in Taranaki districts (Clauses 7-16) (continued from previous page)

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
27 June 1868
Land sale regulations, Crown Lands, Taranaki Province, Survey, Purchase money, Colonial Secretary
  • Commissioner of Crown Lands
  • Colonial Secretary
  • Minister for the time being in charge of confiscated lands

🏛️ Notice regarding availability and subscription for Parliamentary Debates copies

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
5 August 1868
Parliamentary Debates, Government Printer, Subscription, Wellington
  • GEO. DIDSBURY, Government Printer

💰 Official Administrator's account for the intestate estate of Susan Gorrie, Otago

💰 Finance & Revenue
Intestate Estate, Otago, Administrator, Debt, Commission, Next of kin
8 names identified
  • Susan Gorrie, Deceased intestate estate subject
  • R. Duckworth, Mortgage debt payment received
  • C. H. Street, Mortgage payments received
  • McKerrow, Mortgage debt subject
  • Potter, Mortgage debt subject
  • Fleming, Mortgage debt subject
  • Gillies, Attorneys of next of kin
  • Street, Attorneys of next of kin

  • ROBERT CHAPMAN, Esquire, Official Administrator of Intestate Estates at Otago

🌾 Statement of Assets and Liabilities for Totara and Jones' Creek Amalgamated Water-race Company

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
26 June 1868
Company Statement, Assets, Liabilities, Water-race, Ross, Dividend
  • Bettisson, Creditor for tunnel construction

  • C. MALFROY, Manager