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1921 IN UPPER CANADA. 95 200 acre grant, amounting to £1 13s. Gd. currency. This was to be divided among the land officers in the following proportions : 8. d.
Clerk of Council 5 Attorney-General 5 6 Surveyor-General 6 3 Secretary and Kegiatrar 6 3 Lieutenant Governor 6 3 Auditor-General 3 3 Excepting the sum of 2s. 6d., to be paid by the lessee when he received the lease, as an offset to the cost of the stationery required, this amount waa to be taken out of the rent itself as it accrued, inst...ead of being paid by the applicant. The reason for so doing lay in the belief that by not burdening the lessee with fees more reserves would be applied for and would be occupied earlier. It was also recommended that alienation of leases be permitted if desired. At the end of the year a more specific clause respecting the rent of odd lots was added to the regulations.^ When lots were under 200 acres the usual rent was to be charged as advertised, but when over 200 acres an additional rent for every five acres was to be added, at the rate of threepence currency for the first seven years, sixpence for the second, and ninepence for the third.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1921 IN UPPER CANADA. 95 200 acre grant, amounting to £1 13s. Gd. currency. This was to be divided among the land officers in the following proportions : 8. d.
Clerk of Council 5 Attorney-General 5 6 Surveyor-General 6 3 Secretary and Kegiatrar 6 3 Lieutenant Governor 6 3 Auditor-General 3 3 Excepting the sum of 2s. 6d., to be paid by the lessee when he received the lease, as an offset to the cost of the stationery required, this amount waa to be taken out of the rent itself as it accrued, inst...ead of being paid by the applicant. The reason for so doing lay in the belief that by not burdening the lessee with fees more reserves would be applied for and would be occupied earlier. It was also recommended that alienation of leases be permitted if desired. At the end of the year a more specific clause respecting the rent of odd lots was added to the regulations.^ When lots were under 200 acres the usual rent was to be charged as advertised, but when over 200 acres an additional rent for every five acres was to be added, at the rate of threepence currency for the first seven years, sixpence for the second, and ninepence for the third.
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