New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 14

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✨ Loan Application Form



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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(d) Have you or your wife (husband) at any time owned a property mortgaged to another Government Department; and, if so, state particulars?
(e) Has similar application been made to any other Government lending Department?
(f) Are you the owner of any property other than the land on which the loan is required; and, if so, state full particulars?
2. What is the amount of loan required (maximum £500): £
3. The purpose for which required:
4. Are you married? State age:
5. Is the land freehold or leasehold?
6. If leasehold, what is the class of lease (see para. 1 of pamphlet)?
7. Where is land situated (state name of road and district)?
8. State sections and block, also survey district:
9. State area: acres roods perches.
10. Who holds the title-deeds?
11. If the land is already mortgaged, state—
(a) Amount: £
(b) Maturity date:
(c) Date to which interest is paid:
(d) Name(s) and address(es) of mortgagee(s):
12. State amount owing on stock, implements, and machinery:—
(a) £
(b) State to whom:
13. Are you indebted to any bank, stock company, or similar institution? If so, state—
(a) To whom:
(b) Amount:
(c) Nature of security given:
14. What dairy factory do you supply? What orders have you given on your milk cheques?
15. What roads give access to the lands? Are they metalled?
16. State distance from—
(a) Nearest railway-station (giving the name): ; and
(b) Nearest post-office (giving the name):
17. If the land is held on lease, state—
(a) When the lease commenced:
(b) The annual rent payable:
Improvements:—
18. Buildings.—State particulars: Date of erection and materials:
19. Are they insured? If so, name the office:
(a) And state amount of insurance (on buildings only):
(b) And what amount of insurance is obtainable:
20. State—
Acreage cleared of original bush or scrub:
Acreage sown down in English grass:
Acreage ploughed:
Acreage of flat land capable of being ploughed:
Extent and value of the fencing:
Is the land subdivided, and into how many paddocks?
21. What stock is now depasturing on the land? No. sheep: ; dairy cows: ; other cattle: ; horses: ; other stock:
What is it capable of carrying? No. sheep: ; dairy cows: ; other cattle: ; horses: ; other stock:
22. Annual amount of all rates, taxes, or other charges (exclusive of rent) to which the property is liable:—
(a) Land-tax .. .. .. £ : :
(b) Rates .. .. .. £ : :
(c) Electric-power Board charges .. .. £ : :
(d) Other charges (state nature): £ : :
Total .. .. .. £ : :

What arrears exist?
  1. State present value of the—
    Land unimproved .. .. .. £ : :
    Buildings .. .. .. £ : :
    Fencing .. .. .. £ : :
    Other improvements .. .. .. £ : :
    Stock .. .. .. £ : :
    Implements .. .. .. £ : :
    Total .. .. .. £ : :


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