houses pulled down,
the Commission thinks that Leases should also be issued to them.
6.
The Commission has not touched the question of Gardens in Honguaichung Village for the following reasons:
(i) No claims for Leases in respect of them were put in by the Villagers.
(ii) The land upon which they exist is for the most part either included in Farm Lots 49 and 51 or in a piece of land claimed by Mr G. Sharp as part of Farm Lot 52. The Villagers will, in case of dispute, have to settle matters with the respective Lessees, but the Commission does not apprehend, from the disposition of the villagers, that there is any likelihood of dispute, believing that the issue of Leases for the houses only, will give the Villagers entire satisfaction.
7.
The rent in the village rent roll has been 44 cents (the equivalent of a rupee), per annum for every house. This the Commission thinks might for convenience be changed to 50 cents to be charged in respect of every original site. As some of the larger houses in the Village have been built on the sites of 2 and some on the sites of 3 of the old houses, the rent to be charged will thus in some cases be $1, and in some $1.50 as mentioned in the Schedule.
8.
The houses that have hitherto been held under Squatters' Licence should, the Commission thinks, be held at the same rent as the other houses and the collection of the Licence fee be discontinued.
houses pulled down,
the Commission
thunks that Leases should also be
issued to them.
6.
The Commission has
not touched the question of Gardens
inn Honguaichung Fillage for the
following
reasons::
(i) to claims for Leases in respect
of them were put in
Villagers.
by
the
(II) The land upon which they "I exist is for the most part either
included in Farm Lots 49 and
51 or in a
piece of land claimed by Mr G. Sharp as part of Farm Lot 52. The Villagers will, in case of
dispute, have to settle matters. with the respective Lessees, but the Commission does not apprehend, from the disposition of the tillagers, that there is any
likelihood of - dispute believing that the issue
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of Leases
for
the horses or
only, will
give
the
Villagers
7.
entire satisfaction.
The rent in the village
rent roll has been 44 cents (the
equivalent of a rupee), per annum house. This the Commission
B
for every
thunks might for convenience be
changed to 50 ants to be ch
charged
in respect of every original site.
As some of
- of the larger houses in the Village have been built on the sites of 2 and some on
the
sites of 3 of the old horses the rent
to be charged will thus in some cases be $t, and in some $1.50
as mentioned in the Schedule.
The horwes that have.
8.
hitherto been held under Squatters Licence should, the Commission
thanks, be held at the sauce rent
as the other houses and the collection of the Lica.
ice fee be
discontrived
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