CO129-258 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [1-4] — Page 337

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18. The leases recommended should, if approved, be granted with as little delay as possible. It would be convenient if these leases, as well as those to be granted in Nonqualing District, were issued by January 1898.

19. With regard to the form of leases, it might be worth considering whether, instead of issuing leases in the ordinary way, it would not be more convenient and less expensive in these, as well as in other cases inquired into by the Board, to have the several leases for a Village or District entered in a Book and a signed copy of the entry relating to such holding supplied to the tenant. The book might have the plan of the Village and District annexed to it, and the allotments could then be described by reference to the plan. On any change in the ownership of the lease, an entry to that effect could be made in the book, which would form a convenient record of the devolution of titles.

20. In concluding its report on the claims included in the Aberdeen area, the Board desires to point out that with regard to the houses abutting the main street of the present Aberdeen Village, the plan shows that the areas actually occupied by the houses...

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granted. The personation has not been done with any dishonest motive but to cure the rights of such of the real claimants as were unable to appear. The Board does not doubt that the benefit of the leases will be secured to the proper persons. 18. The leases recommended should, if approved, be granted with as little delay as possible. It would be convenient if these leases, as well as those to be granted in Nonqualing District, were issued by January 1898. 19. With regard to the form of leases, it might be worth considering whether, instead of issuing leases in the ordinary way, it would not be more convenient and less expensive in these, as well as in other cases inquired into by the Board, to have the several leases for a Village or District entered in a Book and a signed copy of the entry relating to such holding supplied to the tenant. The book might have the plan of the Village and District annexed to it, and the allotments could then be described by reference to the plan. On any change in the ownership of the lease, an entry to that effect could be made in the book, which would form a convenient record of the devolution of titles. 20. In concluding its report on the claims included in the Aberdeen area, the Board desires to point out that with regard to the houses abutting the main street of the present Aberdeen Village, the plan shows that the areas actually occupied by the houses... Page 336

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granted. The personation has not been done with any dishonest mohve but to 3. cure the rights of such of the real claimants as were unable to appear. The Board does not doubt that the benefit of the leases will be secured to the proper persons. 18. The leaves recommended should, if approved, be granted | with as little delay would re very possible. It convenient if these leases us will as those to be granted in Nonquail ing were issure by January 1898. 19. With. regard a ready for to the form of leases it might be worth consider. ing whether, instead of issuing. leased in the orde would not be ordinary way, it - more cawenient and less expensive in these as well as in other cases inquired unto by the Board to have the several leases for a Village or 336 Destric: entered in a Book and by the Governor the and a signed copy of entry relating to such holding supplied to the tenant. The book might have the plan of the sillage and District annexed to it and the allottuents could then bes described ber on by reference to a - the plan. On any change in the ownership of the lease entry an to that effect could be- made in the book which wie convenient record thus form - of the devolution of titles. 20. In concluding its repos the clamine included in the / Aberdeen play the Board desires. it out that with regard to point to the houses a butting the main street of the present Aberdeen. Village the plan shows that the areas actually occupied by the herises. leases 1

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granted. The personation has not

been done with

any

dishonest

mohve but to

3. cure the rights of such of the real claimants as were unable to appear. The Board does not doubt that the benefit of the leases will be secured to the proper persons.

18.

The leaves recommended should, if approved, be granted | with as little delay

would re

very

possible. It convenient if these

leases us will as those to be granted

in Nonquail ing

were

issure by January 1898.

19.

With.

regard

ready for

to the form of leases it might be worth consider.

ing whether, instead of issuing.

leased in the orde

would not be

ordinary way, it -

more cawenient

and less expensive in these as well

as in other cases

inquired unto

by the Board to have the several

leases for a Village or

336

Destric:

entered in a Book and

by the Governor

the

and a

signed

copy of

entry relating to such holding supplied to the tenant. The book might have the plan of the sillage

and District annexed to it and the allottuents could then bes

described

ber on

by reference to a

the plan. On

any change in the ownership of the lease

entry

to that effect could be- made in the book which wie convenient record thus form

- of the devolution of titles.

20.

In concluding its repos

the clamine included in the

Aberdeen play the Board desires.

it out that with regard

to point

to the houses a

butting

the main

street of the present Aberdeen.

Village

the plan shows that the

areas actually occupied by the

herises.

leases

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