New Zealand Gazette – 1894 – No. 7

Page 147

✨ Lease Sale Conditions

Jan. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 147

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

No. of Section.	Street.	Area.	Upset Rent.
		A. R. P.	£ s. d.
70	Blake	..	0 0 32
71	"	..	0 1 0
72	"	..	0 1 0
73	"	..	0 1 0
74	"	..	0 1 0
75	"	..	0 1 0
76	Cromwell	..	0 1 0
77	"	..	0 1 0
78	"	..	0 1 0
79	"	..	0 1 0
80	"	..	0 1 0
81	Kane	..	0 0 31·7
82	Calliope	..	0 0 25·5
83	Blake	..	0 0 32
84	"	..	0 0 32
85	Calliope	..	0 1 7·9
86	"	..	0 0 38·2
87	"	..	0 0 28·6
88	Blake	..	0 1 0
89	"	..	0 1 0
90	"	..	0 1 0
91	"	..	0 1 0
92	"	..	0 1 0
93	Cromwell	..	0 1 0
94	"	..	0 1 0
95	"	..	0 1 0
96	"	..	0 1 0
97	"	..	0 1 0
98	Calliope	..	0 1 0
99	"	..	0 1 0
100	"	..	0 1 0
101	"	..	0 1 0
102	"	..	0 1 0
103	Kane	..	0 1 0
104	"	..	0 1 0
105	"	..	0 1 0
106	"	..	0 1 0
107	"	..	0 1 0
108	Calliope	..	0 1 0
109	"	..	0 1 0
110	"	..	0 1 0
111	"	..	0 1 0
112	"	..	0 1 0
113	Kane	..	0 1 0
114	"	..	0 1 0
115	"	..	0 1 0
116	"	..	0 1 0
117	"	..	0 1 0
118	Calliope	..	0 1 0
119	"	..	0 1 0
120	"	..	0 1 0
121	"	..	0 0 35·9
122	"	..	0 0 27·6
124	Kane	..	0 1 0
125	"	..	0 1 0
126	"	..	0 1 0
127	"	..	0 1 0
128	Calliope	..	0 1 9·4
129	"	..	0 0 37·4
130	"	..	0 0 25·6
131	"	..	0 0 16·2
133	"	..	0 0 24
134	"	..	0 0 24
135	"	..	0 0 24
137	"	..	0 0 24
138	"	..	0 0 24

SECOND SCHEDULE.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

THE highest bidder shall be the purchaser of the lease, and the amount bid shall be the annual rental thereof.
The bidding shall be an increase on the upset rental, and shall advance at the rate of not less that ten per cent.
The purchaser shall forthwith deposit the sum of £1 10s. for the cost of survey and preparation of the lease, and also the first year’s rent, being the amount of his bid.
Should the purchaser of the lease fail to comply with the third condition hereof, or should any dispute arise, the lease shall be put up again and resold.
The lease shall be executed by the purchaser within thirty days from the date of notice that it is ready for execu-

tion, or the right to the lease shall become forfeited, and any deposit paid on account thereof shall become forfeited also.

No person can purchase or hold a lease of more than one section.
No married woman, not having obtained a decree of judicial separation or protection order, shall be capable of becoming a lessee, excepting under a will or an intestacy.

THIRD SCHEDULE.

SYNOPSIS OF CONDITIONS OF LEASES.

TERM of lease, sixty-six years.
Rents payable annually in advance.
Leases not to be transferred or holdings subdivided or sublet without the consent of the Minister of Mines.
No transfer will be allowed until lessee has been twelve months in legal occupation and complied with the conditions of his lease.
A fee of £1 1s. shall be paid for recording every transfer of any lease.
The lessee will be required to occupy his leasehold in a bonâ fide manner for business purposes or residence within six months from the commencement of the term of lease.
Any lessee who shall fail to comply with any of the conditions of lease in any respect shall, upon sufficient proof thereof to the satisfaction of the Warden of the district, forfeit his interest in the said lease and his right to hold the land thereunder.

ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Warden.

Village-homestead Lands for Lease in Otago Land District.

District Lands and Survey Office,
Dunedin, 23rd December, 1893.

IT is hereby notified that the under-mentioned lands will be open for application on lease in perpetuity as village-homestead lands, on Wednesday, the 7th February, 1894.

SCHEDULE.

OTAGO LAND DISTRICT.

Section.	Block.	Area.	Rent per Acre.	Half-yearly Rent.
		A. R. P.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
1s	XII.	5 0 0	0 19 2	2 7 11
2s	"	5 0 0	0 17 2	2 2 11
3s	"	5 0 0	0 17 2	2 2 11
4s	"	5 0 0	0 17 2	2 2 11
5s	"	5 0 0	0 17 2	2 2 11
6s	"	5 0 0	0 16 2	2 0 5
7s	"	5 0 0	0 16 2	2 0 5
8s	"	5 0 0	0 16 8	2 1 8
9s	"	10 0 0	0 16 8	4 3 4
10s	"	10 0 0	0 16 8	4 3 4
11s	"	10 0 0	0 16 2	4 0 10
12s	"	10 0 0	0 17 2	4 5 10
13s	"	4 3 33	0 19 2	2 7 11
14s	"	4 3 29	0 19 2	2 7 3
15s	"	10 0 0	0 18 2	4 10 10
16s	"	10 0 0	0 18 2	4 10 10
17s	"	10 0 0	0 18 2	4 10 10
18s	"	9 3 33	0 19 2	4 15 6
19s	"	9 1 16	0 16 2	3 15 7
20s	"	9 0 8	0 16 2	3 13 2
21s	"	9 1 3	0 15 2	3 10 3
22s	"	16 0 24	0 14 2	5 14 6
23s	"	20 0 0	0 14 2	7 1 8

AWAMOKO DISTRICT.

| 24s | VIII. | 20 0 0 | 0 14 2 | 7 1 8 |
| 25s | " | 20 0 0 | 0 14 2 | 7 1 8 |
| 26s | " | 20 0 0 | 0 16 2 | 8 1 8 |
| 27s | " | 20 0 0 | 0 16 2 | 8 1 8 |
| 28s | " | 20 0 0 | 0 17 2 | 8 11 8 |
| 29s | " | 12 3 20 | 0 16 8 | 5 7 4 |
| 30s | " | 12 3 20 | 0 16 8 | 5 7 4 |
| 31s | " | 25 0 1 | 0 16 8 | 10 8 4 |

J. P. MAITLAND,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1894, No 7

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🗺️ Leases of Town Lands for Sale in Nelson (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated1 January 1894
KeywordsLease Sale, Auction, Nelson, Blake Street, Cromwell Street, Kane Street, Calliope Street

🗺️ Conditions of Sale for Town Lands

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsConditions, Sale, Town Lands, Nelson

🗺️ Synopsis of Conditions of Leases

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLease Conditions, Town Lands, Nelson
👩‍💼 Officials

Alfred Greenfield, Warden

🗺️ Village-homestead Lands for Lease in Otago Land District

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated23 December 1893
KeywordsVillage-homestead, Lease, Otago, Dunedin
👩‍💼 Officials

J. P. Maitland, Commissioner of Crown Lands

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