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apprized accordingly. The inference naturally drawn,
and which it was intended
early
should be drawn, was, that the leases having been. granted at such an date, before there had been any thought of the present: battery at Belchers point, (which is in close proximity to the lots in question) special clauses on Military grounds had been inserted. A further and recent _
reference
no
to the Land Office reference to the Land has however elicited the fact:
that the lots in question
were
formerly comprised in Inland-
Lot No. 418, which.
W.
appears to have been sold in 1866, but which was subsequently.
4- Chater
required by Mr. C. 8. Chater. sito In July. 1887, surrendered the Crown lease of it and -
applied for three new leases in lien thereof, for three separate
which he asked permission
allotments into
to