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Lake County Press, Issue 79, 6 December 1872, Page 4

SbtuO gorges. THE PURE (fast STALLION NATIVE INDUSTRY WILL STAND THIS SEASON AS UNDER— At HAYES CREEK—On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At FRANKTON—Every Monday, At MILLER’S FLAT—On Wednesdays. At ARROW JUNCTION—On Friday of each, week during the season. Terms £5 each mare, Groomage ss. „ Mares Guaranteed as per agreement. For all marts not proving in foal, half the usual charges will be returned. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION ST. ALBANS 'WILL ALSO STAND AT HAYES CREEK. Terms £4 each mare Groomage ss. „ For Pedigrees and other particulars, apply to the groom in charge. Good grassed paddocks provided for all mares coming from a distance, of which every care will (without responsibility) be taken. WILLIAM PATERSOV, Proprietor. the PURR CLYDESDALE STALLION ROB ROY Will Travel this season in the WAKATIP DISTRICT. Rob Roy’s dam, Fanny, was imported from Lanarkshire, Scotland, to Tasmania, and from the latter place to Victoria. Fanny was purchased by Mr Boyd, of Noith Taieri, at which place Rob Hoy was foaled. His sire was Oliver Cromwell, a horse imported by Mr. M'Dougall. Rob Roy is a dapple-bay, with black points, and is a sure foal-getter. Asa tow-year-old he gained the first prize at the Taieri Show, and the first prize as a three-year-old at the Tokomairiro Show. There is not a better bred horse in the district. TERMS-. £3 IQs. Half the money is to be payable at the and of the season, and the balance when the mare proves in foal. Guarantee as per agreement. A good grass Paddock, near Spear grass Plat. Jor distant mares; and every care taken, but no responsibility. THOMAS DOW.

SUMMARY OF STAMP DUTIES. Agreements effecting mining property, such as sales, transfers of water-rights, claims, sales of interests in claims, transfers ol mining or agricultural lease interests, must be written on duly stamped paper. Agreements only under hand can. be renl.- nils if the value is over £llO ; the stamp to be cancelled by both parties. It is advisable, however, to use stamped paper or parchment for all agreements, as a general rule.—(See next clause.) Agreements by Deed—los It is difficult to decide what is an agreement sometimes under baud only and an agreement by deed. An agreement by deed genet ally contains a specific covenant, and is often seakd. Rills of Exchange and Promissory Notes must also be drawn upon duly stamped pap> r. The duty is Is for every £SO. 1.0.U.’5, if not drawn as promissory notes, require no stamp. Bills of Sale, and Bills of Sale by way o Mortgage, and C'oiivevauces, requite registration, within ‘/I to 28 days. In tbe-e matters the general public had better consult some mercantile man, agent or solicitor, as to stamp duty, If a countirpart of any lea?e or agreement by deed (as in sections 1 and 3, as above) is inquired —2s 6d. As this would bo a piutictiou required by the seller, it would be bis duty to the charge. Leases.—The charge for duty is 5s per £IOO, or 2s 6d for every £SO. They should be written on stamped paper but can be sent to town to be stamped. There are ad valorem duties attached.