POLITICAL NOTES.
(SPICIAL TO * _H1 PEES 3.") WELLINGTON, December 1. PREVENTING RE-AGGREGATIONS. The report of the conference of Managers from the two Chambers on the amendments made by the Council in the Land Settlement Finance Bill recommended that the amendments be agreed to, excepting the excision of subsection 7 of section 8, and that two new clauses be added. Sir Joseph Ward stated that the new amendment would altogether prevent aggregation in the estates dealt with under the Bill. The conference had agreed on £2500 as the maximum value of land that might be held by anyone applying for land under the Act. In reply to Mr Hogg, it was stated by Mr Fraser (one of the Managers) that the titles would be under the Land Transfer Act, and therefore re-aggregation would be impossible.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13905, 2 December 1910, Page 8
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