Pastoral Leases Act 1865 (SA)

ANNO VICESIMO NON0

V I C T O R I E REGINB.

No. 16.

A% Act to amend the laws relating to the Leasing of the Waste Lands

of the Crown, within the Province of South Australia, for

Pastoral Purposes.

[Assented to, 16th March, 1866.1

HEREAS it is desirable to amend the laws relating to the P*-bl%

W leasing of the waste lands of the Crown, within the Province

of South Australia, for pastoral purposes-Be it therefore Enacted,

by the Governor-&Chief of the Province of South Australia, by

and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly of the said Province, in this present Parliament

a

assembled, as follows: -

toral purposes, whose names and the number of whose leases are freBh surrender and get 1. The several lessees of the waste lands of the: Crown for pas- Pastoral teaanb may

mentioned 'and described in the Schedules A, B, and C, to this notice within a i t

Act annexed, or the assigns of the said several lessees respectively, Ad, month of date o f thir

shall be entitled to the benefit of this Act, by giving notice'in

writing to the Commissioner of Crown Lands -and ~mrni~ration,

within six months of the passing hereof, of their desire to sur-

render their present leases or rights of renewal, and obtain uew

leases, which notice may be in the form or to the effect following,

that is to say-

To the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Sir-I [name at full

length] of [place of abode and description], being the lessee of

that portion of the waste lands of the Crown included in the lease [or leases] numbered 1, do hereby give you notice that it ia my desire to surrender such lease [or leases], and to obtain a fresh leaae [or leaseal, under the Act No, of 1866. Dated

this day of 186 . Provided

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Provided that no lessee shall be entitled to the benefit of this Act by surrendering a portion only of the lands held by him at the time

of the passing of this Act which may be contiguous to one another

and included in any one Schedule.

On receipt of notisc,

Governor may grant	2. On receipt of such notice, within the period aforesaid, it shall assignee giving such notice, at the rent and for the term of years or respective terms of years to be ascertained as herein men- tioned upon such conditions and clauses of forfeiture and of resump- tion as are or shall be prescribed by any regulations now in force or hereafter to be made touching the waste lands of the Crown demised for pastoral purposes: Yrovlded that if any such demise shall terminate either by ~ffluxion of time or otherwise, the land comprised therein shall not be re-let for pastoral purposes without the same having been first offered to be let to the person bidding the highest rent for the same at public auction: Provided also that all lands surrendered by any lessee which are cofltiguous to one another and included in any one Schedule shall be demised
renewed lea~e.	be lawful for the Governor to demise the lands to the lessee or
by one lease only, and no lease under this Act shall contain lands
included partly in one Schedule and partly in another Schedule.
newed leases to be
Term for wbic-h m-	3. The term for which the renewed lease shall be granted to any lessee, for land held under one lease only, included in any one Schedule, not being contiguous to any other land in the same Sche- dule dernked to such lessee, shall be the unexpired time of the term granted by the surrendered lease, and the additional number of five years to which the lessee may be entitled by virtue of the Act No.
granted.
20 of J 858, and the additional number of years herein mentioned,
according to the Schedule in which the lands intended to be demised are includecl, that is to say-if such lands be in Schedule
A, the additional nunlber of years shall be three; if such land. be in Schedule B, the additional number of years shall be six; if such land be in Schedule C, the additional number of years shall
be ten.

Term for whit h .4. The term for which the renewed lease shall be granted to any

renowcd lwscu to be lessee for lands contiguous to one another included inany one ~ c h &

grmted of 1 n t l. l ~

ooctiguous to m e	dulc, and held by him at the time of the passing of this Act, under
another.	several leases, shell be the awrage of the uncspired time of the several terms granted by the surrendered leases respectively, such average being calculated with reference to the area and the unex- pired'timi of;uch leases respectively, the additional number of five
years to which the lessee may be entitled by virtue of the Act No.
20, of ,1858, and the additional number of years herein mentioned according to the Schdule in which the lands inten4ed to be dernised are included, that is to sq., if such lands be in Sclledule ,4 the additional number of years shall be three; if such lmds shall be in
k d i lie in Schedule C the additional' number of years shall be ~chedule $ the additional number of years shall be sir; and if such
6n*

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5. The rents to bc reserved upon demises rnadc in pursuance of Rent to be pwable

this Act, shall bc as follows :- under new leaeer.

I. Where the lands shall have bccn valued un6er the provisions of the Act passed in the 22nd year of the reign of IIer

present bIajesty, No. 29, intituled An Act f'or an Assess-

ment on Stock, and for other purposes," ancl the lessee shall

hold such lailds ul~de' or by ~ i r t u e of m e lease only, then

during the nncxpired term for which such lessee would,

exccpt for this Act be entitled to hold such lands, the rent

ohall be the amo~iilt ascertained by the said Act, subject to	-
anv reductions therein for improvements, accortling to such valuation, and for the remainder of the term the rent shall be the amount so asccrtainecl as aforesaid without any reduc- tion for improvcn~ents that may have been allowed under Act No. 8 of 1864:

r x. When the lands shall have been valued as aforesaid, and the lessee shall hold the same under or by virtue of two or morc leases, then, during the tcrm fbr which such lessee would be entitled, except for this Act, to hold the wholc of such land, the rent shall be the amount ascertained by the said Act, subject to any reductions therein for improvements according to such valurttions; bnt when and so soon as the term of any lease, except for this Act, -would have expired, the rent payable under the new lease shall be increased by such an amount as shall have bcen fixed by such valimtions as aforesaid, in respect of' the lands included in the original lease, without any reduction for inqxoveinents, and so on from time to time until thc whole of the leases, except for this Act, would haw expired, and for the remainder of the term thc rent shall be for the total amount so ascertained as afore- said, withont any recluction f'or improvements: Provided

nevertheless, that whenever the lessee shall not have been	allowed the fnll vnluc of his improrernents, according to
such valuation, by reduction in the rcnt as proaided by Act No. 8 of f 864, the rent payable under the rcncwed lease for the additional number of years, as provided by this Act, shall bc rcrtuced so that the said lcssec may be allo~vecl the value of such impro~wnents: Provided that in no case shall the rent payable be less than Ten Shillings per sqnare mile.

111. Where the lands shall not have been ~ a l u c d as aforesaid, the rent under the new lease or leases shall bc the amount of rent, or rent and assessment, as the case may be, payable under the original lease or leases, or in respect of the lands therein contained; but when and as often the term of any lease would, except for this Act, have expired, the lands included therein shall be valued, as provided by the said Act, No. 20 of 1858, and the future rent shall be the sum

to be ascertained, as is provided in the preceding part of the section, as though the land had been valued at the time of the pwing of this +Act.

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newed lessee not to 6. No lessee holding any new lease under this Act shall be	Lessees under re-
be entitled to renewal entitled to any further right of renewal, or to any compensation for

improvements, save and except for such improvements of tl per- manent character as are mentioned in the Act No. 22 of 1 864; but at the expiration of any such lease the lands therein included, together with all improvements made thereon, shall vest absolutely in Her Majesty, Her heirs and successors for the uses of the said Province.

Term forwhich future

leases to be granted. have not heretofore been held undcr lease, may be granted for a

7. Leases of waste lands of thc Crown for pastoral purposes which term not exceeding twentyfive years, and at the-expiiTation of such term, the lands and all improvements thereon shall absolutely revert to the Crown.

Inbrpretation.

8. Where the word " Lessee" occurs in this Act, it shall mean as

well lessee as the assignee, or personal representative of such lessee.

7.

Ehcrt title. 9. This Act may be cited as The Waste Lands Amendment Act,

l86i%6,"

In the name and nn behalf of the Queen I hereby assent to

this Act.

D. DALY, Governor.

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SCHEDULES REFERRED TO.

No, "bf Name of Lessee. No. Of xsms of Leaetr.

Leaee. Lease.

G	Tinline & Fisher	319 Tinline & Fisher
7	Ware & Chapman	3 3 2 ~ Grant & Stokes
10	J. Gilbert	332s John Taylor
14	Robcrt Stevens	333 Grant & Stokes

15 W. T. Salter 3 3 3 ~ P. Levi

*22	H, Aj-ers	344	J. Taylor
2 6	A. McCulloch	345	G. Hiles

3 0	A. McCulloch	348 Dare & Mundy
32	A. Scott	350 H. J. Richman
3 3	A. Barker	360 C. Swinden
55	A. Scott	361 J. Taylor
5 6	J. H. Angas	362 C. Swinden

57 John Taj lor 371 W. L. Marchant

59	H. J. Richman	372	A. McCulloch
648	George Hiles	381	J. Taylor
"6 9	B., G. , 82 J. Ragless	383	Price Maurice

7 4 A. TV. T. Grant . 394 A. W. T. & F. A. Grant .

741	Phillips, Waterhousc, & Milne	400 G. S. Willi'ams
tso	P, Maurice	401 P. McKechnie

t l 0 7 D, Cudmore 405 J. JVilliams

t1os J., W. C., & 'C. R. Bowman 413 Levi & Wllliams

109 J. & A. I3allett 421 John Ellis

110	J. H. Angas	426 A. Scott
112	J. Williams	4 2 6 ~ \V. T. Salter

11 3 J, Williams 427 J. McKcchnie

121	J. II. Angas	434 Levi & Williams
122	Graht & Stokes	438 A. Stewart
137	M. Forster	445 E. Stirling
138	M. Forstcr	448 P. hlaurice

"235	A. W. T. & F, A. Grant	449	J., W. C. & T. R. Bowman
23 7	J., W. C., & T. R. Bowman	456	A. McCullocll

239	A. McCulloch	463 P. Levi
241	A. Scott	465 P. Levi
245	P. Maurice	467 JohnEl l i s

247 W- G., John, & T. R. Bowman 472 A. Stemart

248	TV. C., John, & l'.	R. Bowman	4 7 V. Levi
25 1	A. W. 'l'. Grant	480 J, McKechnie
255	J. Gilbert	486 J. McKcchnie
262	J. Williams	492 John Ellis
2 6 2 ~	TV. L. Marchant	522 A. Scott
263	PBilip Levi	530 J. McKechnie
264	John Taylor	536 P. Levi

268 P. Maurice 541 P. Levi

2G9 J. McKechnie 559 C. Swinden

274 J. Taylor 570 J. Taylor

279 George Hiles 57Q J. H. Angas

281 Tinlice & Fisher	601	J. Williama
t288 D. Cudmore	594	Messrs. IIope,Moorhouae,Foater,

290 A. W, T. Grant Faulding, & Fisher

291 A. W. T. Grant 6 i 0 Levi & Williams

297 A. W. T. Grant 632 W. T. Salter

301 P. Levi 690 J, Taylor

308 B., G., & J. R a g l e s ~ cl07 J. McKechnie

311 Price Maurice 717 G. S. Williams

partly in Claer A and partly ia Claw B. t Part excluded fiom ertearfoa

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No. of No. of

Name of Lessee. Name of Lesaer.

Leaee. Lease.

721 F. H. Dulton 780 A. Tennant

823 J, Ta ylor 796 Heath & Wooldridgo

89'1	A. D. Tassie	800	H. C. Hawsou
898	A. D. Tassie	801	H. C. Hawson
899	A. D. Tassie	816	Jno. Foreter
904	P, McKcchnie	821	W. A. Horn
908	A. D. Tassie '	838	Jno. Kelsll
911	J. McKechnie	839	Jno. Kelsh
1024	J. Taplor	917	Heath & Wooldridge
1029	H, J. Richman	921	H. C. Hawson
1030	H. Holroyd	926	Jno. Forster
1037	A. D. Tassie	927	Jas. Thompson
1039	C. Swinden	936	H. C. Hawson
1099	H. J. Richman	937	H. C. Hawson

11 01 J. McKechnie 943 H. C. Hawson

1120	John Morphett	947	Heath & Wooldridge
1124	P. Levi	9 72	F. TV. Vrampton

11 34 J, Jonas 973 F. W. Frampton

1137	J, Taylor	974	James Geharty
453	J. C. Marchant	976	A. Schlinke
487	Acrarnan & Co.	1038	Hoskin & Bryant
49 1	G. Hawson	1079	Hoskin & Bryant
495	Tennant and Love	Id80	Hoskin b Hryant
514	J. C. Marchant	1087	H. C. IIawson
580	C. W. Duttvn	1090	Cramford & Linklater
J. C. Marchant	1091	Carlisle & Irwin
Acraman & Co.	1093	H. C. Hawson
Bishop & Baird	1098	W. A. IIorn

Tennant & Love 11 02 Dalwood, Goode, & Good

Bishop & Baird	1109	H. A. Cramford
J. & T. I<elsh	1110	Jamcs Hicrn
W. A. Horn	1111	James Linklater
H. A. Crawford	1129	Crawford & Linklatw
H. C. H a w o n	1152	llalwood, Goode, & Good
W. A. Horn	1154	H. A. Crawfo~d

B

'No. of No. of

Name of Lessee. Name of Lessee.

Lease. Lease.

"22 H. Ayers 2 7 1 ~ W. J. & J. H. Brownc

50 J. Taylor 2 7 1 ~ P. Butler

*69	B, G., & J. Ragless	273	W. J. & J. H. Browne
76	W. J. & J. H. Browne	276	Grant & Phillips
82	C. Thorold	2 7 6 ~	TV. J. & J. H. Bromno
83	W. L. Marchant	280	Grant & Phillips
84	W. J. & S. W. Browne	282	A. W. T. & F. A. Grant

11	7	Grant & Phillips	285	H. Ayers
l 1 8	Grant & Phillips	287	J. & A. Hallett

119	M. Gillies	298	J. & A. Hallett
120	M. Gillies	S299	Daniel McCullum
141	W. J. & J. H, Browne	Ware & Chapman

1 4 1 ~ Samuel Sleep A. P. Marryat

229 A. 3fcCulloch	Giles & Bocaut
231 S.Boord	P. Levi
233 P. Butler	Gooch, Hayward & Scott

*235 A. W. T, & F. A. Grant W. J. & J. H. Br~wne

238 C. Davits	A. W. T. Grant
252 Grant & Phillips	Chas. Thorold

259 F. W. S t o k p .. Taylor & Smith

260 P. Butler	F. W. Stokes
2616 C. Thorold	W. Warwick

* Partly in Claw A, and part17 in Clasfi B. f Partly in Clm B, and partly in C b C.

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:,";S",: Name of Lessee. Lease. No' of Name or ~easee.

327 S. Sleep 517 J. F. Hayward

328 M. Gillies 5 1 'la Saml. Slcep

331 A. McCulloch	524 A. McCulloch
334 C. Davies	528 J. F. Hayward

340 A. W. T. & F. A. ffrant 528s W. 3. & J, H. Browne

341 D. McAllum 531 P. Levi

342 W, Warwick 5 3 1 ~ Qooch, Hayward, & Scott

343 P. Butler	543 Alex. Stewart
3524 J, G. Sims	545 Barritt & Duffield

3 5 2 ~ A. W. T. & F. A. Grant 546 F. A. Grant

369 A. Scott	551 S. King
373 A. P. Marryat	559 S. Sleep
382 S. Boord	553 Dare & Mundy
388 John Taylor	50'1 A. McCulloch
392 W. L. Maschant	602 A. P. lllarryat
398 Dare & Mundy	606 P. Butler

399 J. & A. Ilallctt 639 Grant & Stokes

408	W. J. & J. H. Browne	6454 J. Willhma
414	(3. S. Williams	6 4 5 ~ A. P. Marryat
417	P. Butler	668 J. & R. Ragless
418	F. W. Stokes	669 R, G., & J. Raglcss
419	8. Tomkinson	670 B., C)., & J. Baglese
420	C. Duvies	6'71 B., G., & J. Raglese

425 W.L.Marchant	672 0. Ragless
428 A. McCulloch	677 W. R. Saan

429	W. J. & J. H. 13rowne	688	0. Ragless
f 435	If. S. Price	745	A. P. Marrynt
436	Phillips & Grant	746	A. P. Marryat

439 W. Warwick 793 J. Hedger

447 It7, J. & J. 11. Browne 867 J. Keynes

454 Dare & Mundy 869 J. Keynev

455 W. 3. & J. H. Browrie 870 J. Keynes

459 J. F. Hayward	984 R. Brnce
459s Saml. Sleep	1011 A. Scott

462	C. Sminden	1025, J. Taylor
4 6 2 ~	Gooch, Hayward, & Scatt	1026 Gooch, Hayward, & Scott
4 6 2 ~	P. Levi	1040 Ware & Chapman

466 J.Wi11s	1058 J. Heynes
469 F. A. Grant	1059 J. Keynes
488 W. R. Swan	lOGO J. Keynes

496 C. Davies l977 A. Scott

497 H. S. Price 1089 R. Hicks

498 W. J. & J. H. Broane 1103 Gooch, Hayward, & Scott

499 F. A. Grant 1121 T. Brinkworth

504 A. Barker 1131 J. Waller

612 3. Taylor	1132 J.Waller
515 S. Sleep	1148 Gooch, Hayward, &:~cott
516 C. Thorold	1149 Gooch, Hayward & Scott

5 1 6 ~ Grant & Phillips

F,";: Name.of Le~see. : ; : 2 Name of Lessee.

94 C. H. Armytage 330 L. McBean

2 3 6 ~	P. Levi	351	W. J. & J. H. Browne
2 3 6 ~	J. F. Hayward	359	J. Baker

242 C. H. Armytage 367 l?. Levi

280 W, J. & J. H. Browne 368 J. Baker

299 W, J. & J. H. Browne :l79 R. B, Smith

312 S. Board 393 J. F. Hayward

335 W, R. Swan $03 J. Baker

$ Partly in O l w B, and partly in Claorr C.

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ZiBEar ~ a m e of Lessee. 2,";:: Name of Lesscr.

404 P. Levi 673 J. T. & R. Brown

407 W. J. & J. H. Browne 681 W. R. Bwan

415 J. & A. Hallett 699 D. McAllum

416 Giles & Boucaut	709 R. B. Smith
422 P. Levi	718 W. R. Swan
424 H. S. Price	733 J. Warwick
432 W. J. & J. H. Browne	756 J. Thyer
$435 H. S. Price	764 Gilts & Houcaut
437 J. Ralier	879 Giles &L Boucaut
441 C. H. Armytage	890 1'. LTnite
442 J. Ualcer	895 C. H. Armytage
443 P. Lcvi	896 C. H. Armytage
444 P, Levi	900 C. 13. Arrnytage
446 P. Lcvi	901 C. H. Armgtage
457 S. Boord	922 W. Warwick
458 P. Levi	341 S. Davidsori
460 S. Boord	942 S. Davidson
464 R. 3. Smith	041 J. Chemings

475 S. Baker 945 J. Chcwings

476 P. Levi	9413 ]V. Cockrlim
4'18 A. Saott	960 I. ICillicoat.
489 J. Baker	961 A. McCulloch
500 11. S. Price	985 S. Slcep
501 S. Roord	904 Chas. Swinden
503 P. Levi	9'35 Kichd. Rosnorth

505 Oiles & t h u c n u t 1003 J. Warwick

506 Taylor & Smith 1005 Thornson, Stobie, & Fowler

505 W. I,. 3I:wchant 1055 'l'. Worsnop

509 G. Vickery 1057 T. Tvorsnop

513 G. Viclrcry 1128 Kiclld. Uosworth

523 C. Swinclen 68 J. W h i t c

533 P. Levi 86 J. Chnmbcrs

537	TV. \Varwirlr	87 E. hr. &got
538	11. S. l'liee	93 D. C~~r in lore

548 P. Waite 95 J. Chambers

550	D. MrAl lu~n	2 - 1 ~ J & A. Haliett
5 5 0 ~	W. It. Swan	253 C:. H. Armytage
663	TV. J. & J. 11. Crowne	275 J. & A. Hallett
567	Gilcs 13r Boucaut	303 J. Chewing,s
576	Taylor 8r Smith	301 Lcl i & Sprigg
5 7 6 ~	T a j lor & Smith	330 J. I lnr t

581 J. Cliewings 347 J. TVhyte

582 1'. Swindsr. 353 R. X. Ragot

585 C. S w i d e n 3 5 3 ~ J. F. Cudmore

586 W. J. & J. H. Brownc + 370 C. H. hrmytago

501	J. AI. Mcijride	3'78	J. W h j t o
596	A. Scott	380	D, Cudmore

616 l'. L w i 326 J. Chambers

617 F, Lcvi 387 Levi & Sprigg

618 P. Imi	369 J. Chambcrs
019 11. S. Price	397 Levi & Sprigg
620 P. & J. C'adby	402 Duffield & Harrold

629 J. H. Angas 431 J & A. Hallett

6 2 9 ~	P. IAe\i	468 A. Scott
634	W. J. & J. 11. Rrowne	470 J. H. Angas

635 U*, J. & J. 1-1. Urowne 4 7 0 ~ P. Levi

636	W, J. & 5. H. Browne	471	J. PE A. Hallett
648	W. R. Swan	473	G. Vickery

649 P. Levi	490 A. Scott
650 P. Levi	528 G. Vickery
656 P, Waite	520 D. Power

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No' Learn. of Name of Lessee. Name of Lessee.

526 Duffield & IIarrold	711 I. P. Hall
527 T. Elder	714 W. & J. Jacobs
529 A. Scott	7 1 5 ~ Crase & Moyle

535 J, & A, Hallctt '115 W. & J. Jacob

540 T. Elder	716 J. Baker
544 Messrs. Thomas	723 J. Taylor
549 Dare & Mundy	'130 Levi & Sprigg

556 J, Scott '131 J. & A. Hallett

557 l'. Levi	734 Z. H. Angas
558 Levi & Sprigg	735 P. Lcvi & Sprigg
560 J. McTaggart	742 Dare & Mundy

5 6 0 ~ M. D. PE J. McCallum 743 J. & A. Hallett

562 T. Elder	741 J. H. Angas
564 Levi & Sprigg	747 J. Taylor
565 T. Elder	748 J. Taylor
566 Jas. Thomas	'749 J. Taylor
572 I. P. Hall	'150 3. Taylor
575 G. 11. Davenport	760 J. H. Angas
577 G. Vickery	765 Levi & Watts
581 J. Chewings	'177 Younghusband & Ferguson

583 3. Chambcrs 781 Davenport & Power

587 H. McConville	786 Davenport & Power
592 J. Scott	806 P. Levi
593 R. Smart	812 J. Whyte
595 W. PE J. Jacob	813 J. Whyte
598 P. Levi	833 Levi & Watts

603 1. P. Hall 834 Lucav & Reid

605 R. Bsetson 836 J. H. Angas

607 Duffield & W~rrold 873 Elder & Smith

613 W. & J. Jacob	878 Elder & Smith
61 3n Crase & Moylc M. D. & J. McCa!lum	880 l'. Elder
881 T. Elder

P. Levi	Elder & Smith
J, Baker	Levi & Sprigg
J. H. Angas	Levi b Sprigg
J. Baker	I. P. Hall
H. C. Gleeson	Levi & Sprigg
Dare & Mundy	Levi & Sprigg
3. Baker	Elder & Smith
J. Baker	J. Balrer
I. P. Hall	Davenport & Fowler

H. C, & J. W. Gleeson P. Levi

Milne, Tomkinson,& Watelhouse	E. M. Bagot
John McAllum	J. F. Cudmore
Duffield & Co.	J. Taylor
Duffield & Co.	J. Taylor
Dare & Mundy	P. Levi
J. Chewings	P. Levi
W. R, Swan	Davenport & Power
J. & A. Hallett	T., T. H., & A. Mathewa
Levi & Sprigg	J. Chewings

Levi & Sprigg	C. H. Armytage
Milne & Tomkinson	P. Levi
J. T. & R. Browne	P. Lcvi
Levi & Sptigg	P. Lcvi
Levi & Sprigg	P. Levi
J. Chewings	P. Levi
J. H. Angas	P. Imi
James Thomas	P. Levi
J. McTaggart	P. Levi
J. & A. Hallett	P. Levi
I. P. Hall	J. Taylor
1. P. Hall	P. Ferguson

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& ! Name of Lessee. Lea&. No' Of Ntrme of Leesea.

968 J. ~ a k e r 1100 Smitll & Russell

971 R. Standley 1104 I. P. Hall

977 J. Taylor 11 05 Younghusband & Fergueon

9'18 P. Levi	l 106 I. P. Hall
979 P. Levi	1112 Duffield& Co.

987	W. & J. Jacob	11 13 Duffield & Co.
988	W. & J. Jacob	1 11 5 J. Taglor

996 Thomas Elder 1116 11. Taylor

99'1 TV. & J. Jacob 11 17 J. Taylor

1012 R. B. Lucag	1119 J. Whyte
1019 R.B.Lucas	1 123 l'. Levi
1020 Lcvi & Watts	1125 Levi & Sprigg
1021 J. Reed	1133 T. Elder

1046 0. H. Davenport 1135 Freeman & Murray

1049 T. Elder	1138 R. Beetson
1050 T. Eldcr	1141 P. Levi
1051 R. B. Smith	1142 P. Levi
1052 R. B. Smith	1143 D. Powcr
1054 J. Chambers	1144 D. Power
1071 J. Taylor	1145 Gregory Hawson
1086 J. Chambers	11.50 J. Chambers
1088 J. F. Cudmore	1151 J. Cbrewings
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In the name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent to

this Act.

I). DALY, Governor.

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