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to

of that land, it would be necessary

the reversal of that

obtain virtually judgement.

After a careful perusal of the judgment, and considering all the fact of the

race,

expecially the difficulty of determining positively the pointe from which the bow, daries of the different lot should start, I am of opinion,

allowing for the fresh

elerr

evidence which Mr Stepheus says he con produce, that it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to obtain a judquent really be the reversal

which would,

of that of the 6. March, 1885, and to prove that the owners of allarine fot 185 are in possession of more

thave they

are et

entitled to

land

I have already fully reported the question of compensation, and

Annexure to Circlosure 2,

•Report by the Acting Attorney several.

332

ler Stepheus, in his letter of the 12th December 1885 claims from the Lovernment a su of $10,000 a Compensation for being deprived of a strip of land along the Eastern Boundary of alterine fot no 184

Covering

an arba

of 339 square foot.

His claim, he states, is made up "the actual value of the land which

to him by the

of the he

seup

wvde

conveyed

Crown Lease, and to this he adds :

1 . ° The cost of defecting his titte

with the express assent and a

of the Crown Officers

assistance

2. The expences incurred in preparing

plans, making contracts, to for

the

omid leaved, of

gromid

down to cover the entire

072

Construction

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on the

godmon

ground.

3. The

concluded that under the circumstance

case Mr.

Stephens is not entitled

of the

to any

any compensation sof

Edw.

J. Ackroyd,

A17 Atty Gaveral

aud

of the

expenses of altering plano

buildings

to suit the smaller

are-a

➡➡2th July 1887.