1877 — Page 170

Number of Gronts

Number of Grants

County

under 100 Acres,

nbove 100, not exceeding 500 Acres.

Grauts exceeding 500 Acres.

ог

District.

Number of Number of Number of Number of

Grunta,

Acres.

Grants.

Acres.

Name of Grantee.

Extent of Grant.

Total Number of Grants, 1877.

A. R. P.

Victoria,

1.

1

1. 1. 0

M.

1

1. 3. 23

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A

1.

1

0.0.201

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5

0. 3. 221

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=

I.

1

0. 0. 10

"J

J.

1

0.0. 81

+3

I.

0. 0. 211

J.

2

0.0. 20

I.

1

0. 0. 297

:

#

I.

0. 0. 15

160. 0. 0

rousal of 61 zer an

101. 8. 7

125. 0. 0

Sold on Lease for 900

85. 1. 0

03.10. 0

63.15. 0

118. 0. 0

GO

37.0.25

Granted on Lease for 99% yeah...

08.15. 7

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140. 4. 0

Total Number

of Acres

granted,

1877.

A. R. P.

Whether by Grant or Purchase.

5 Grailed on Lense for 1 |

.

Granted my Lease for

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Whero sold,

stata

the Average Price per

Acre.

C

8. d.

(Yearly Bestal per Aeracij

Stute the Total Number

of Acres grunted in the Colony.

A. R. P.

State the Total Number]

of Acres sold.

State the Total Number of Acres that remmin

ungranted.

#

I.

1

2. 2. 17

";

F.

7

14. 0. 22

"

F.

4. 3. 231

27

Kowloon,

I.

4

+

0. 3. 234

Granted on Lense for

190 years. Asem Vemies. Lery at a moanlux) Telital of El per all, 1 Solid on Lesse for 75

Gérantes) on Lenig för

175 your tothe AdBI- L

nabis fera Saudtørfum i at a nominal rendal, | { Poll vir Brave for 751

2. 1. 8

20.10. 8

G.

4

5. 3. 27

Shán-ki

15

2. 0. 11

Wún,

13

1. 2. 351

GO

37. 0. 251

00

37.0.251

{ Suld on Lensa for 143

Full on Lesse for 922

4. 3.

20. 0. 0

15. 0. 0

4

004. 1.131

All Lands in the Colony are granted on Leuse, none are sold

in perpetuity.

Tenants at Will. Land for building purposes is made The small quantity of Arable Land in the Colony is hired by available as circumstances require.

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RETURN OF LANDS GRANTED AND SOLD DURING THE YEAR 1877.

REMARKS ON SQUATTING.

No Squatting, in the sense in which it is understood in most other Colonies, is adopted here, as the land is unavailable for pasturage, and, except in a few places, for agriculture. Persons having possession of Land or Houses previously to the Treaty were allowed to retain them on payment of certain assessed rentals, now collected by the Registrar General; and in cases where such Lands or Houses are not leased, the occupiers are considered as Tenants at Will.