A striking feature in connection with the new valuation roll for Te Kuiti is (says the King Country Chronicle) that many of the sections in the outskirts of the township, to which there is no reasonable access, are assessed at a considerably higher figure than sections in central positions. Jhe anomaly is due to the fact that the valuation is b.ised upon the rents; and those who were fortunate enough to secure sections in a good position a couple of years ago at-the upset price will reap the benefit until the valuation is properly adjusted. The present position strikingly exemplifies the law, of supply, and demand*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13691, 6 March 1908, Page 5
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