New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 112

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✨ Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act Regulations



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purchase the dwelling, and the agreement shall, until the
additional instalments aforesaid are paid, be deemed to be
amended accordingly.

  1. No alterations to a dwelling shall be made except with
    the consent of the Land Board.

  2. The Commissioner or other officer or officers appointed
    by him for the purpose shall have power at all reasonable
    times to enter and inspect any dwelling.

  3. None of the provisions of the Workers’ Dwellings
    Act, 1910, shall, except in so far as they are incorporated
    herein, be applicable to lands disposed of under these regu-
    lations.

PART IV.

LAND SET APART UNDER SECTION 3 OF THE SAID ACT.

  1. Every application to purchase or to lease land set
    apart under section 3 of the said Act shall be in the Form
    No. 1 or the Form No. 2 in the First Schedule hereto, with
    such modifications as may be required.

SCHEDULES.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

Form No. 1.

APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT ACT, 1915.

To the Commissioner of Crown Lands,

I, [Name in full], of [Address], [Occupation (if any)], hereby
apply, under the provisions of the Discharged Soldiers
Settlement Act, 1915, and the regulations thereunder, to
purchase the land hereinafter mentioned, namely:—

Section. Block. Survey District. Area. £ s. d. Method of Purchase.
(a) For Cash. (b) On Deferred Payment.

For the purposes of this application I make the following
replies to the questions hereinafter set forth:—

Question. Answer.
1. What is your full name and Regimental No.?
2. Of what Naval or Expeditionary Force were you a member?
3. What was—
(a.) Your length of service in such Force?
(b.) The date of your discharge?
(c.) The reason of your discharge?
4. What physical disabilities (if any) do you suffer from by reason of wounds or disease resulting from your naval or military service? State particulars as to loss of limb or faculty or as to condition of health.
5. (1.) Have you applied for a pension under the War Pensions Act, 1915?
(2.) If so, has your application been (a) granted, or (b) refused, or (c) not finally dealt with?
(3.) If granted, to what rate of pension are you entitled?
(4.) If refused, what were the grounds of refusal?
(5.) In the case of an applicant who is married—
(a.) To what rate of pension under the War Pensions Act, 1915, is your wife entitled?
(b.) To what rates of pension are you entitled under the said Act in respect of your children (if any)?
6. What was your occupation prior to your becoming a member of the Forces? State period.
7. For what business or purpose do you intend to use the land for which you are applying?
8. What experience (if any) have you had in such business?
9. What experience have you had (if any) in any kindred business?
10. What is the amount of capital at your disposal for use on the land?—
(a.) Amount of cash
(b.) Value of stock (if any)
(c.) Implements or other property
11. What financial assistance will you require to enable you to work the land successfully? State particulars.
12. Are you single, married, or a widower? If married or a widower, state number of children (if any) dependent on you.
13. What land (if any) do you at present own or have an interest in? Give particulars.
14. If married, what land (if any) does your wife own or have an interest in? Give particulars.
15. Have you at any time held land or received an advance under the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act? If so, state particulars.

Dated at this day of , 191 .
[Signature of applicant.]

Form No. 2.

APPLICATION FOR LEASE OF LAND UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT ACT, 1915.

To the Commissioner of Crown Lands,

I, [Name in full], of [Address], [Occupation (if any)], hereby
apply, under the provisions of the Discharged Soldiers Settle-
ment Act, 1915, and the regulations thereunder, for a lease
for a term of years, with [or without] right of renewal,
of the land hereinafter mentioned, namely:—

Section. Block. Survey District. Area.

For the purposes of this application I make the following
replies to the questions hereinafter set forth:—

Question. Answer.
1. What is your full name and Regimental No?
2. Of what Naval or Expeditionary Force were you a member?
3. What was—
(a) Your length of service in such Force?
(b.) The date of your discharge?
(c.) The reason of your discharge?
4. What physical disabilities (if any) do you suffer from by reason of wounds or disease resulting from your naval or military service? State particulars as to loss of limb or faculty or as to condition of health.
5. (1.) Have you applied for a pension under the War Pensions Act, 1915?
(2.) If so, has your application been (a) granted, or (b) refused, or (c) not finally dealt with?
(3.) If granted, to what rate of pension are you entitled?
(4.) If refused, what were the grounds of refusal?
(5.) In the case of an applicant who is married,—
(a.) To what rate of pension under the War Pensions Act, 1915, is your wife entitled?
(b.) To what rates of pension are you entitled under the said Act in respect to your children (if any)?
6. What was your occupation prior to your becoming a member of the Forces? State period.
7. For what business or purpose do you intend to use the land for which you are applying?


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🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
20 August 1918
Regulations, Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, Land Board, Land Acquisition, Leases, Purchases