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several Cleinamen from purchasing. and now begs the for reduction; he certainly did not require land, and I agree with him he must have had both a latent diseased brain and an enlarged bump when applying for land, particularly when there is no probability of its resale.
These lots, like all other Marine lots, must be built upon; they are lower than the Queen's Road; but, if he wished to improve them, he might take pattern from his neighbours, who occupy similar ground to advantage.
Lot 138. Mr. Duddell might have occupied this lot to advantage, had he wished to do so; the upset price was L.31..4, the present rent L.38.13.2, which I do not think at all likely, as it abuts on Wellington Street, which Mr. Duddell appears to appreciate so much, and comprises upwards of a quarter of an acre.
Lots No 35 and 9, before alluded to, see I. Lot 219. I doubt very much ever, if the Government accede to his request, and grant the land at a low rent, it will be easier to let, the rent being 28.12.17.
Farm Lots 1 and 8. I think the Committee might refer to the remarks of Mr. Duddell applying to this land without the precincts of the town; if protection and facility of access, together with a very low rent, be given, I think it very likely several farms would be established, and planting and agriculture flourish, to the manifest benefit of the whole population; in fact, the road round the Island was made in a great degree having that for its object, as will be seen by reference to Sir John Davies' Despatch.
Inland Lot 339. I see no cause to recommend any reduction upon this, and cannot understand how he was necessitated to accept it, seeing the offer he made for the purchase himself.
It will be perceived that Mr. Duddell, without exception, asks for reduction on all his lots, 22 in number, but of the whole I can only see he has a shadow of a claim for such a reduction.
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several Cleinamen from purchasing.
and now
begs the
for reduction; he certainly did not require land, and I agree with hind he must have had both
a
- latent diceased in the brain and an enlarged bump
when
for land, particularly colon theen is on probability of
its resales.
These lots, like all other Marine
be improved befour they
ca.w
BY
Cown lots, must
J
be built upon; they a
lower than the Queen's Road; but, if he wished to
improved them, he might take pattern from his
neighbours, who occupy similar
aro
apy similar ground to advantage.
Lot 138. Mr. Duddell
lot to advantage,
price
tva s
: night have occold this
had he wished to do so; the upset
L. 31..4, the presents rent L. 38.13.22,
which I do not think at all.
leigh,
as it a buts.
Wellington Street, which Mr. Suddell appears
appreciate so much, and comprises upwards of a
quarter of an acrer
to
Lots No 35 and 9, before alluded to, see I. Lot 219.
vent accede
I doubt very much ever, if the Governmen
to his request, and grond
the Land at a
poppercorn
?
· find, it casier to let, the rent y
rent, if he would oach lot being, 28.12.17.
rent upows
Farm Robs 1 and 8. I think the Committer might
refer to the remarks of Mr. Duddoll applying to
Farm
Therm land without the procinats of the town ; if
cess could
protection and facility of access
ther with a
together
very
low pent,
be, be given,
I think it very
likely several farms
6 forms would be established, and planting and agriculture flourish, to the manifest benefit of the whole population; in fact the road
round the Island
was made in a
in a great degren
having that for its object, as will be seen by reference to Sir John Davies Despatched Inland Lot 339.
I see no cause to recommend any
reduction upon this, and Scannot understand how
he
was necessitated to accept it, seeing,
the offer for the purchase himself -
he made
It will be perceived that Mr. Guddell,
without exceptess, acks for reduction on
all his
lots, 22 in number, but of the whole I can only see he has a phadowd of a claim for suck a
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