Mining on Private Property Act 1899 (SA)

ANNO SEXAGESTMO SECUNDO ET SEXAGESIMO

TERTIO

VICTORI_IE REGINE.

No. 728.

An Act to extend the " Mining on Private Property

Act, 1888."

[A sse~zled to, Decenz ber 2 1 4 1899.1

E it Enacted by the Governor, with the advice and consent of

B the Parliament of South Australia, as follows:

Amendment Act, 1899," and shall be incorporated with the " Mining poration. l, This Act may be cited as '' The Mining on Private Property Short title andincor-

on Private Property Act, 18b8 " (hereinafter called the principal

Act), and its amendments.

2. The provisions of Part 111. of the principal Act, relating to ExtensionofPartIII. to copper, dver, and

compulsory mining leases, shall extend to mining leases for copper, other

silver, or other metals, as well as to mining leases for gold.

3, Mining leases hereafter granted under Part 111. of the princi- Learns.

pal Act shall be eithcr-

I. Gold leases, or

I I. Mineral leases.

4. ( a ) Gold leases shall authorise the lessee to mine for gold, C~aussof leases.

copper, silvcr, and other metals.

(6) Mineral leases shall authorise the lessee to mine for all metals .

except gold.

5, A gold lease may include any area not more than twenty acres, Area,

and a mineral lease may include any area not exceeding forty acres.

728 6. Every

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Application. 6. Every application for a compulsory mining lease shall state

whether it is for a gold lease or a mineral lease.

Fom. 7. Until new forms, prescribed by regulation, are made the forms

E, F, G, and H, in the appendix to the regulations in the Schedule

to the principal Act shall be amended so as to give effect to this

Act.

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Service of notices. 8, Evcry notice sequired to be given or served under the principal P

or any amending ,4ct may be given or served- tc

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(a) Where the person to whom the noticehs to be glwn or upon whom the notice is to be served d S not-regi@ in South

Australia, by leaving such n o t i c e F f i o m e known agent of such pprson, or by posting the notice/to such person at his last known or usual place of abode:

(6) Where the r rs ide~~caor address of' thc person to whom the

n o t i c e / i S m q i v e n or upon whom the notice is to be served is unknoin, by deli;ering such notireho the occu- pier of the land iu question. or it' there is no such occupier then by advertisement ptiblished in such newspapers as the Master of the Supreme Court may in each ease direct.

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j7veqn !huthe name and o i behalf of Her \Lajesty, I hereby rsrcnt to

this Bill.

TEN NYSON, Governor.

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Adelaide : By authority, C. E. BRIPTOW, Government Printer. Sorth Temr.a.