Crown Lands Act 1885 (SA)

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ANNO QUADRAGESIMO OCTAVO ET QUADRAGESIMO

NON0

No. 363.

An Act to amend the Law relating to Crown Lands.

[Assented to, December n t h, 182hj.l

HEREAS it is desirable to amend the law relating to Crown Preamble.

W lands-Be it therdorc Enacted by the Governor of the

Province of South Australia, with the advice and consent of the

Legislative Council and Iioose of Assembly of the said province, in this present Parliament assembled, as follows:

l, This Act may be cited as " The Crown Lands Amendment short title and incor-

poration.

Act, 1885," and, except so far as inconsistent therewith, shall be incorporated and read with thc " Crown Lands Consolidation Act," and all Acts incorporated with or amending the same.

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by the same selector at any one time under agreement, the conditions tion cl,,,in residence and cultiva-

2, Where more than one scctoin or block of land shall be held Construction of

selectors' ae;reementa. purchased land shall cease to apply whenever such selector shall sell, or agree to sell. or shall let, or in any way part with the posaession of the land purchased bv him: And that in every case, and so long as any such selector shall claim the benefit of this section, as to residence on, or improvements, ploughing, or cultivation of any purcliased land, he shall deliver the like returns

as to personal residence, improvements, ploughing, an cl cultivation,

contained in his agreement or agreements, shall, with the consent "

of the C:omrllissioner, he deemed to apply to such srctions or blocks

of lanrl taken together, and shall continue to so apply during the

currency of any of his agreements, notwithstanding that he may

complete his purclrase under ally one or more of such agreements:

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at the office of the Commissioner respecting the purchased land. as

it would have been obligatory upon him to do had such land been

still held under agreement,

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of part of B=.

3. So much of section 33 of the " Crown Lands Consolidation

of 86 Of 1877y

to returnu by selectore.

Act" as is contained in the first four lines, and the word hereto " in the fifth line thereof, is hereby repealed, and the said section shall, after the coming into operation of this Act, be read and con- strued as if the next following section of this Act had been inserted therein in lieu of that part of the said section so repealed.

an nu^ et- a be

4. Every holder of land under agreement shall, after the coming

made.

into operation of this Act, within fourteen days from the expiration of each year of the date of his agreement, deliver at the office of the Commissioner a return eoutaining all the particulars mentioned in the Fifth Schedule to this Act.

Notice of eale to be

5. Whenever the interest in any land of any selector shall be

giVenPCommis- sold pursuant to section 39 of the Crown Lands Consolidation

aioner.

Act," by the Official Receiver of the Court of Insolvency, or by the clerk of any Local Court of Insolvency having and exercising the powers of the Official Receiver, or by the trustee appointed under any adjudication of insolvency of any selector, or by the trustee of any deed of assignment made by any selector under Division VI. of '' The Insolvent Act, 1860," whereby the selector assigns his estate for the benefit of his creditors, or whenever the lands described in any

mortgage under the ' G Mortgage of Selections Act" shall be sold by

the mortgagee, the Official Receiver, clerk, trustee, or mortgagee effecting such sale, shall forthwith after such sale forward to the Commissioner a certificate in the form and containing the particu- lars set out in the Schedule A hereto, and furnish him with evidence to his satisfaction of the truth of the particulars therein contained, and shall therewith forward the agreernmt under which the land so sold shall be held for the purpose of having the name of the pur- chaser substituted for that of the selector whose interest shall have

been so sold.

Aftar ineffectual

6. Whenever the interest of anv selector shall be offered for sale

atmpt at

by

public auction land

by public auction under section 39 of the " Crown Lands Consoli-

may be sold by

dation Act," or under the " Mortgage of Selections Act," and shall

p"sabc0ntmct.

not be then sold, the person entitled to sell such interest may, with the consent of the Commissioner, effect a sale thereof by private contract at any time within twelve months after the selector be- cornea insolvent or makes an assignment. On such sale by private contract being effected, the person selling shall forthwith after such

sale forward to the Commissioner a certificate in the form and con-

taining the particulars set forth in the Schedule B hereto, and shall therewith forward the agreement under which the land so sold shall be held, for the purpose of having the name of the purchaser substituted for that of the selector whose interest shall have been

so sold,

7. In

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7, I n default of the documents and evidence required by the two Asr-mmt

to be void

last preceding sections, or either of them, being forwarded and ,t furnishe&

if notices and evidence

furnished within twelve months from the date of the adjudication or assignment, or of the sale by the mortgagee, the agreement under which the land shall be held shall be void, and the land therein mentioned shall revert to the Crown.

8,

If any person, after notice of intention to forfeit any agree- Penalty for removing

ment or after being summoned under section 15 of LbThe Crown Lands Act, 1878," shall remove, injure, or destroy, or permit, or procure to be removed, injured, or destroyed, or be concerned in removing, injuring, or destroying any improvements on the land held by him under agreement, and any other person removing, injuring, or destroying, or being concerned in removing, injuring, or destroy- ing any improvements on any land held under agreement, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor: and on being convicted thereof shall be liable to be imprisoned with or without hard labor for any term not exceeding two years.

9, Section 48 of the '"rown

Lands Consolidation Act " shall Amendment of section

be read and construed as if, after the word " purchasing " in the 48 of 86 of 1877.

last line but one thereof, the words " or becoming the transferee of7'

had been inserted therein.

10, Any selector who shall heretofore have surrendered, or shall Lessee to be credited

with amount paid for

hereafter surrt?lder his agreement in exchange for a lease under the

,,age.

provisid ns of Part rr r. of The Agricultural Crown Lands Amend- ment Act, 1884," and who shall have purchased and paid for any excess area of land uuder section 8 of The Crown Lands Act, 1878,'' shall, on surrendering his rllceipt for the purchase-money of such excess area to the Commissioner, be credited with the amount so paid by him against the rent payable under his lease, and the land purchased bv him as aforesaid shall thereupon revert to the Crown, and shall be included in his lcase.

11. So much of section 23 of "

'The Agricultural crown Lands Rmmalof oartaee.

~rnindment Act, 1854,"

as follows t h e words " five thousand 23'0' 3L8

if M84*

to personal residence.

acres " in the seventh line thereof is hereby repealed.

12, Any person may hold a selection and also lands leased credit anasurren-

under section 21 of

The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment $t,"g$zy

be

Act, 1884": Provided that no person shall hold, under agreement and lease combined, more, in the aggregate, than three thousand acres, except in such hundreds, or parts of hundreds, as may be from time to time proclaimed by the Governor, when the aggregate may be extended to five thousand acres, and that no selector within the Schedule to '' The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment Act,

1884," who shall avail himself of the provisions of this section

shall'be entitled to lease any second-class fands, except so as to make of second-class lands and lands leased as above, in all three thousand acres.

13, Personal

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Co~tructiot~

of per-

13. Personal residence by any such person on any portiori of

sonal reaideme con-

dition on credit and

such three thousand or five thousand acres, as the case may be,

surrendered lande.

shall be considered personal residence on the whole of such land; and such personal residence on a selection shall continue to be so considered notwithstanding the completion of the purchase of the selection; and personal residence by any such person on any portion of the land held by him under one or more leases shall bc con- sidered personal residence on the whole of the land held by him under such lease or leases: Provided that such performance of the said conditions on any purchased land shall cease to apply whenever such selector shall sell or agree to sell, or shall let, or in any way part with the possession of the' land purchased by him: and that in every case, and so long as any such selector shall claim the benefit of this section, as to residence on or improvements, ploughing or cultivation of any purchased land, he shall deliver the like returns at the office of the Commissioner, respecting the purchased land, as i t would have been obligatory upon him to do had such land been still held under agreement.

Credit lands and lande

14, Any person now holding a selection situate wholly or partly

reserved for leasing

may be held together.

within the boundaries described in the Schedule to " The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment Act, 1884," may also hold on lease drainage lands and first-class lands: Provided that the aggregate area of land so held by him under agreement and lease combined

shall not exceed one thousand acres of

drainage or first-class land.

personal residence

Construction of

15, Personal residence 'by any such person on any portion of

condition on credit

such one thousand acres shall be considered personal residence on

landa and lhds

reeerved for leasing.

the whole of such one thousand acres, as well. as on any second-class land held by the same person; and such personal residence on a selection shall continue to be so considered notwithstar~ding the completion of the purchase of the selection: Provided t,hat personal residence by a, selector on his leased land shall not be considered personal residence on his selection unless the consent in writing of

the Commissioner to such residence shall have been first obtained.

Commissioner may

16, The Conlmissioner shall have the satne power of remitting

remit personal

residence condition

the condition or covenant for personal residence contained in any

in lease.

lease as is conferred upon him by section 19 of " The Crown Lands

Amendment Act, 1682,'' with respect to credit agreements

waive forfeiture in

Commissioner may

17. Whenever any agreement for the purchase of land by a

certain cases.

selector shall have become or be liable tc revocation for non- performance or violation of any of the eondi tiotls the1 ein corl tained, and in the opinion of the Commissioner a lesser penalty than revoca- tion would meet the justicc of the case, the Commissioncx may from time to t h e extend the period during which the purchase of the land mentioned in such agreement may be completed, for such time and subject to such terms and conditions as he may think fit; and all acts done by the Commissioner, and a11 terms and conditions imposed by him in such cases before the passing of this Act, are

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hereby declared to be as valid and effectual as if done under this Act. The terms and conditions so imposed by the Commissioner shall be binding upon the selector, and all transfcrees, mortgagees, assignees, and othcr persons claiming through or under him and the agreement under which the selection is held, shall be construed as if thc said terms and conditions were contained therein.

18. The ' executors or administrators of any selector or lessee of Personal representa-

tives of selector or

Crown lands with a right of purchase may, with the consent of the

may

Commissioner of Crown Lands, mortgage the lands selected by or to cornpleb purchase.

leased to the pcrson whom they may represent: for the purpose of

completing the purchase from the Crown of such lands.

19. The Governor may, in any case where any selector shall Sites for blacksmiths'

shops and other

desire to use or transfer any portion of

his selection as a site for a pltrposes may be

blacksmith's shop, carpenter's shop, mill, store, post office, or for granted-

any other purposc to be approved by the Governor, a t the request

in writing of such selector, and on payment by him to the Treasurer

of the purchase-money for the land granted at the same rate per

acre as the purchase-money of the whole section, grant to such

selector or his nominee any portion of such selection not exceeding,

for any one of the aforesaid purposes, half an acre: Provided that no

such grant shall be ma,de of any land situate within five miles of any

town lands. The purchase-money paid for such land shall be credited

against the purchase-moncy payable under the selcctor's agreement.

20, No person who would be disqualified under section 38 of the Diqualifiostion of

Crown Limds Consolidation Act " from holding any land upon ~~~~~~'e~m

credit, shall be entitled to hold auy land under lease from the crown, in any case where the rnaximim area of land that any one person may hold under lease, is fixed by any of the Crown Lands Acts.

21, Notwithstanding anything contained in any of the Crown Leases of scrub lands,

Lands b c

ts, thc pcrson who shall br entitlcd to a lease of any scrub haw Offemd

far '"

land offered by p ~ b l i c

auction for sale with ai right of

shall

be the pcrson who at such auction shall offer t l ~ e

highest sum for

the purchase of such larld. 'l'ht. land shall be offered at the upset price of One Pound per acre, and the competition at such auction shall be in advance of such upset price. The amount of the

purl hase-money sliall be pi~yablc

as n ~ n t

by equal ymrly instalme~~ts,

ps! able in R ~ V ~ I ~ C C,

distributed over the term of the lease, but the Proviso,

lrssee shall be at liberty to cornplcte his ~urcllase

at any time during

the last elevcn years of' t h t ~

term, ulmn payment of' the bnlancc of

the purchase-money then rema;lning unpaid.

22, Notwitl~st

;t 11 tiing that al: v ;xrson shall haw sur~w~tie~.cd

Ilis Persons i iurr~n~~eling

agreement Dlr ii leesr of the sake land, and shall have transferred

kaee may wlec t other

such lease, sucah pcrson shall, subject, to the approval of the Com- missioner of' Crown L~ncis, at any time be entitled to become a purchaser, upon credit, of any other land not exceeding in area the quantity which such person shall be entitled to hold under the

provisions

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p~ovisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act," or any Act amending the same: Provided that such land shall have been surrendered previous to August first, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five.

Improvements made

23. Every person who shall have surrendered or shall hereafter

by8e1mtor

surrendered

during.

agree-

surrender his agreement in exchange for a. lease of the same land,

ment to be paid for.

shall be entitled to be paid by the Commissioner for all improve- ments made by him on the land during the term of his agreement, in the same manner and to the same extent as if such improvements had been made by him during the term of his lease.

Extension of time for

amndering

24. Section 6 of " The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment Act, 18b4," shall be read as if the words

first day of March, one

agreements.

said section in lieu of the words "first day of' March, one

thousand eight hundred and eightfive." The said section and

section 4 of the said Act shall be read as if the words first day of

thousand eight hundred and eighty-six,?' had been inserted in t l ~ e in the said sections in lieu of the words " f h t day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seven ty-nine,"

Benewedlssremay be

25. Whenever under any of the Crown Lands Acts my lessee therefor within some fixed time, the Cornmissioner may accept such notice, and cauee a new leaie to be issued, notwitistandi& the time so fixed shall have passed, or the lease shall have expired, in all cases in which he shall be satisfied that the omission to give such notice in due time was accidental, and that it is just and equitable that a new lease should be granted; and the om- missioner may impose any terms that he may think fit as a pendty for such omission.

granted, notwith-

is entitled to a renewal of his lease on giving notice of his d~sire

,sing

to

give notice.

Land orders avail-

able for payments

26. Everv land order issued under the provisions of "The Immi-

gration ~ c t,

wl

b72," shall br as availdble to its full nominal value for

under peraonal resi.

dence scrub leases.

any payment to be made under any lease of scrub land held under

the condition of personal residence, as it now is for the purchase of

Crown lands,

Surrendered lands

27, Whenever the lease of any unsold surrendered land shall to section 33 of '' The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment Act, 1884," and shall not be sold, the land so surrendered shall revert to the Crown and become Crown lands, and may be dealt with accordingly.

offered on lease and

not sold to revert to

have been or shall be offered for sale by public auction, pursuant

the Crown.

&lector to receive

28. Where any land shall revert to the Crown, pursuant to

amount paid for

impm~ements.

section 27 of this Act, or to section 4 of " The Crown Lands Amend- ment Act, 1882," the selector who shall have surrendered his agree- ment relating to the purchase of such land, shall be entitled to be

paid any amount which the Qown may thereafter be paid for the

improvements made by him on such land. 29. The

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29. The Commissioner may, after a plan of the land proposed to Surveys

be made

be so divided has been laid before Parliament

for thirty days, cause ~

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any Crown lands, town lands, suburban lands, and Crown lands acres, and lsaws

rescrvcd for the use and benefit of

the aboriginal inhabitmts of the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, O f f e r e d

at

province, or as travelling stock reserves, to be surveyed, in blocks not exceeding twenty acres in area, and cause leases of such lands to be offered for sale by auction at an upset annual rental of not less than Sixpence per acre.

30, No lessee, under section 29 of this Act, shall be entitled ~eesee

not to im-

to impound any cattle or sheep trespassing on any land comprised ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. u n ' e 8 8

l*'

in such lease, unless such land shall be fenced against cattle and

sheep.

31, No person, except one who gains his livelihood by his own On17 working men

labor, and who has attained the full age of eighteen pears, shall be 1,8s,,,

eligrble to beaome

entitled to any such lease, nor shall any such person hold a lease of more than one block of land under the provisions of section 29 of this Act.

lease as hereinafter provided, and shall, on being declared the pur- auction.

32. The highest bidder at such auction shall be entitled to a Proceedings at

chaser, pay his first year's rent, and shdll also satisfy the Cornmis- sioner that he gains his livelihood by his own labor, and is of the full age of eighteen years.

33. Every such lease shall be for the term of twenty-one years, Term of lease to be commencing from the first day of January or the first day of July, twent~-One~ea*. as the case may be, next succeeding the date of the sale.

34, Everv such lessee shall have the right to a new lease of the Renewalof term.

lands dernisld to him for a further term of twenty-one years on the expiration of thc term of the first lease. at such rent as shall be fixcd by the Cornmissioner: Provided that he shall give the Corn-

have such new lease, which notice shall expirc during the currency

missioner six months' previous notice, in writing, of his desire to

of the then existing lease.

annually, in advance; and every such lease shall bind the lessee to of lease.

35, The rent payable under every such lease shall be payable Terms and conditions

personally reside on such land for nine months at the least in every year of the t em, and shall contain a covenant by the lessee not to transfer, assign, sublet, or part with the posscssion of any of the demised land without the consent of the Commissioner, and such other terms and conditions as the Commissioner shall see fit to require.

36. On the lessee making default for the period of twenty-one Forfeiture.

days in the payment of the rent reserved by such lease, or making default in the observance or performance of the condition or covenant for personal residence contained in the lease, the lease

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shall be absolutely void, and the land thereby demised shall, with all improvements thereon, revert to the Crown and become Crown lands: Provided that the Commissioner may, if he think fit, waive such forfeiture, and impose any other penalty in lieu thereof.

Construction af per-

aonal reeidence

37, Personal residence by the wife, or family, of any such lessee

condition.

on the demised land, shall be considered personal residence by the

lessee.

Forfeiture on neglect

38, Should any person who shall have become entitled to any

"

exeCublF.ae.

such lease neglect to execute the same within twelve months after the date of the sale, his right to a lease, and all moneys paid by him, shall be absolutely forfeited to the Crown.

Governor may make

39. The Governor may, from time to time impose such fees and

regulatione.

make such regulations for carrying into effect the provisions of this Act relating to leases of blocks of land not exceeding twenty acres in area as he may think fit.

Leeseeaunder~ct No.

40, Pastoral lessees of land under the '' Crown Lands Consoli-

travelling etock h e.

dation Act," No. 86 of 1877, shall be charged travelling stock fees only on sheep or .cattle that are travelling over waste lands of the Crown on February first, April first, June first, August first, October first, and December first: Provided that such sheep or cattle have been included in returns of stock depasturing on Crown lands, in accordance with clause 68 of the " Crown Lands Consoli- dation Act."

It shall be lawful for the Governor to let on lease any roads not within the limits of any District Council that arc not required for public use to the owners of land adjoining such roads at such rates as may be fixed by the Conmissioner of Crown Lands, or to offer leases of' the same for sale by auction: Provided that such leased

41,

o v e o r

rode.

roads may be resumed at one month's noticc from any time.

Ninth Schedule of

42, The Ninth Schedule of the " Crown Lands Coilsolidation Schedule C to this Act were referred to and incorporated with the said section in lieu of the Schedule hereby repealed; and it shall be competent for the Cornrnissioner to include in any one notice the names of onc or more persons holding land under agreements liable to be revoked.

Lands

solidation Act

Act " is hereby repealed, and section 47 thereto shall bc reid as if

repealed.

Interpretation.

43, In the construction and for thc przrposcs of this Act the

following terius in invc.rted cotuma6 shall have the rneani~lgs

herein-

after as;ignd

to thtlrn that is to say ,-

'C I'rrainage lands " shall mean lands reserved for leasing which in the opinion of the Con~missioner are or probably may be beneticially aff'wted by any public works now already, or here- inafter to be carried out at the public cost:

" First-class

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First-class lands " shall mean the first of the two classes of lands reserved for leasing referred to in section 27 of C C The Agricultural Crown Lands Amendment Act, 1884 ":

Second-class lands " shall mean the inferior class of lands

referred to in the same section.

I n the name aud on behalf of Her Majesty, I hereby assent to

this Hill.

WILLIAM C. F. ROBJNSON, Governor.

SCHEDULES

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SCHEDULES REFERRED TO,

SCHEDULE A.

Form of

CertzJicate OB 8ale 6.y Auction of

Credit Agt-eement.

To the Commissioner of Crown Idands-

I, the undersigned [fill in nurrae], being the [Official Receirer of the Court of Insol- vency, or, the Clerk of the Local Court of Insolvency at, or, the trustee appointed at the instance of the creditors in the matter of name of selector], an insolvent, or, the trustee of the deed whereby [nanze cf sebctor i assigns his estate for

the henefit of his crcditors, or, the mortgagee under the mortgage by [name of

selector], dated

day of

18

day of

18

, the interest of the said name of

i. do hereby certify that on the

selector], under agreement

No.

, was offered for sale by public auction by [name of

auctioneer], at [place

of sale], and that at such sale [name, address, und description of purchaser], became the purchaser of the interest of the said Lnanze of

selector] in the land held under

the said agreement, and that notice of such sale was advertised in [names of

news-

papers] on [dates of

insertions of

advertisementsj.

Dated this

itay of

18

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[Sipaature.]

Form of &rtificntc OIL Sale 6y Priunte Cvo?~tr(6rt

qf Credit dgreenzcnt.

To the Commissioner of Crown Lands-

I, the undersigned [ ' I 2 in

name], being the [Official Kecciver of the Court of

Insolvency, or, the Clerk of thc Local Court of Insolvency at

, or, the

trustee appointed a t the instancc of the creditors in the mattrr of

nn~rte

yf selector],

an insolvcnt, or, the trustee of the deed whereby [nanze gf

selector assigns his estlttc

for the benefit of his creditors, or, the mortgagee unrlcr the mortgage by [nanze of

f

selector], rlatcd

day of

, 18

1 do lleruby certify that on

the

day of

, 18

,

thc interest of the said [name qf selector],

under agreement No.

, was offered for sale by p b l i c auction by [narne qf

notice of such attempted sale was advertised in [nnmes qf' newspapers] on [dates JJ'

auchoneer] at [place ?f attempted sale], and that no sale was thcn effected; that

insertions qf advertisement], and that on the day of 1 8 , I effected a sale of such interest by private contract to [name, address, and description

of

purchaser].

Dated the

day of

, 18

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[Sigaature.]

SCHEDULE C.

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To each of

the several selectors whose names, addresses, and occupations, uud the

description of whose respectiw selections and selectors' agreements are set

forth in the first, second, and third columns of the schedule hereto:

Take notice that I, the Commissioner of

Crown Lands for the province of

South

Australia, am satisfied that the selector's agreement held by you, and specified in the said schedule, is liable to be revoked, and the selections held by you, described in the said schedule, and all other selectiom held by you, are liable to be resumed,

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by reason of your having committed the act, or have been guilty of the fraud, or

have violated or failed to perform the conditions contained or implied in your agreement, specified opposite your nnmc in the fourth column of the schedule hereto: And further take notice, that you are a t liberty a t ally time before the expiration of one month from the publication of this uotice in the Governmeut Gazette, to furnish mc with any docunlcntary evidence (as to which the burden of proof is upoll you) that you have not committed the act, or have not been guilty of the fraud, or h a w not violated or failed to perform the condition of your agreement above referred to, and specified in the said schedulc: And also take notice that, if ynu furnish no such evidence, or if the evidence furnished by you fails to prore to my satisfaction that you have not committed such act, or been guilty of such fraud, or violated or failed to perform the above-mentioned condition contained or implied in your agree- ments, it will be lawful for me, and i t is my intention, to revoke all selectors' agree- ments held by you, and to resume the lands therein described aftcr the expiration of one mouth from the publication hereof in the Government Gazette.

Dated this

day oY

, 188

.

, Commissioner of Crown Lands,

T H E SCIIEDULB RGFGRRED TO.

S~ro~nrr~

Cor,nhrs.

Bclectors to whom this notice is given.

Reference to Agreement.

Description of Selection.

V~ture of

Cause of

Forfeiture.

Name.

Address.

kcupation.

Date.

Number.

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John Jones

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Kapunda

Farmer

Section 1,

Yov. 9, 1881

l bOO

Holding the

selec-

hundred of

tion as servant of

Blyth

Samuel Smith.

Michael Morris

Blillicent

Unknown

Sections 2 &

bar. 20,1884

970

Entering into an

3, hundrec

agreement with

of

B l a n c h

J. Fry to permit

William Joner to acquire part of

the ~clection.

Peter Penn,

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Unknown

Laborer

Section 4,

ran. 26, 1885,

2600

I I o l d i n g

m o r e

hundred of

than the maxi-

Uomhurg.

and

mum

area of

land

and secs. 3

3ct. 18, 18i7

Kot

under

a g r e e -

and6, hun-

numbered

men t.

dred of Play ford

Ralph Roe

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Uundred

Fwmer

Seciion 7,

Not rliltod

286,;

Failing to reside

of

hundred of

on the selecrion

Booleroo

Booleroo

for nine months

in every year after the first year.

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