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(c.) The Weekly or other Payments contracted for, the Amount of such Payments received, and the Amount of Arrears outstanding— continued.

£ s. d. (') 19 10 4") 14 4 0J- Dwellings now vacated and sold to new purchasers. 16 2 7 J 27 8 9 Owing by former occupant at present in Roto Roa. Proceedings will be taken for recovery of his arrears when opportunity offers. Other arrears small amounts. (0)11 9 0) 15 9 6 > All paying £1 per month off arrears. Balance arrears small amounts. 19 6 6 J (:i) (i 10 8 This occupant paid up all arrears at the end of April. (i (i () This man paid off arrears at the beginning of May. Other amounts evenly distributed between occupiers. (■') 23 0 0 Owing by purchaser killed at war. 13 0 0 Owing by purchaser wounded at war. 14 19 0 Dwelling being transferred to another purchaser. Balance of arrears comprises small amounts. Ifl 0 7f Dwellings transferred to new purchasers. \1 r ijl Efforts being made to find more suitable purchasers in place of present occupants. (") 13 10 0 Paying off arrears at rate of 16s. 3d. per fortnight. 6 18 0 Purchaser deceased. Dwelling being transferred to new purchaser. Balance small amounts. ( 7 ) 13 7 21 Occupiers warned unless arrears reduced immediately agreements will be cancelled. Balance II 12 II } small amounts. (*) 10 7 0 This purchaser has since paid off his arrears. 8 7 6 Occupier written to that unless arrears paid immediately agreement will be cancelled. Other arrears small amounts. N.B. —Where dwellings have been sold to new purchasers the sum paid off the principal by former purchasers has in nearly every instance been sufficient to pay off arrears.

(1.) Settlement. (2.) (3.) (-1) (5.) Weekly or other Arrears out- Payments con- rp.+-i imrri Arrears outstanding us lit tracted for JESIJSmE standing as at 31st March, (exclusive of vT„" 31st March, 1913. Arrears, Col. 2). '. Iear - 1916. (Total for Year.) | (6.) (7.) Arrears as at *-! 0.4J 31st March, ? » g l!il6, were re- £ b g tlucedbyl3th g3& April 1916, a%% to « Q * (8.) Average Arrears per Dwelling. Palmerston Nortl — Loughnan Greymouth— Cobden Tcmuka— Buxton Fairlie— Tengawai Waimate— Gorge Road Willowbridge Timaru — Craigie Milton Road Invercargill— Seaward Bush Masterton.— Kuripuni Solway Hamilton — Laurenson Westport— Leaver .. Patea Gisborne — Te Ha.pa.ra Te PukeNewman Tolaga Bay— TJawa Nelson — Winearls Hawera. — Casey Manaia— Hurle Ngaru a wahia- — Tait Ashburton Oamaru Napier— Awatoto Blenheim Picton Tauranga Hastings— Mahora £ s. d. £ s. d. j £ s. d. £ s. d. 2 10 10 469 2 9 I 467 17 2 3 Ifi 5 82 Hi 0 421 15 7 418 4 0 . 86 7 7 4fi li I 297 I 3 279 13 10 63 13 fi 175 12 0 136 I 4 39 10 8 143 2 9 136 12 6 li 10 3 98 14 2 509 1 3 520 7 4 87 8 I 19 18 3 314 18 2 316 2 10 18 13 7 100 19 8 356 II 10 376 13 0 80 18 Ct 20 3 0 570 3 I 541 7 8 48 18 5 19 18 8 475 9 7 492 14 0 2 14 3 411 Ifi 3 374 0 fi 37 15 9 fi II 2 j 2112 5 218 12 8 0 19 1 5 3 2 j 350 0 8 357 2 0 I 18 2 27 Ifi 6 383 5 10 389 9 0 21 13 4 13 7 4| 555 15 0 522 17 9 46 4 7 24 Hi I 2-10 8 5 217 13 5 47 I I 1 I 12 9 320 14 8 302 15 2 112 3 4 4 4 213 18 9 218 14 9 0 118 130 15 10 105 5 4 25 10 6 48 Ifi 0 48 Ifi 8 0 0 8 88 10 6 88 4 II 0 5 7 128 14 0 129 8 5 0 1.4 5 108 1 4 156 5 9 111 5 7 187 2 10 184 2 2 3 (I 8 158 15 3 169 5 7 10 10 4 126 9 Ct 120 15 3 5 14 3 136 0 0 132 18 4 3 18 270 15 I I 246 19 3 23 16 8 £ s. cl. 4 0 7 12 £ s. d. 0 Ct 9 81 0 7 14 S 18 9(i) 49 II) 4 !) 5 II 0 ( 2 ) 27 9 0 7 3 IS 6(3) 2 9 0 Ct 67 18 1 13 0 8 2 5 4 fi( l ) 8 3 6 9 72 9 10 10 0 18 2 7 4 11 («) 38 8 5 16 2 8 0 I 10 8 12 17 4 8 II 0 2 7 1 9 li Nil fi Nil 12 13 I 9 10 1 6 2 36 18 5 14 2 18 5 («) 41 4 3 7 5 17 B(') Nil 8 Nil 8 22 1 4 4 5 10 3 ( 8 ) Nil 2 Nil 6 14 3 6 9 9 9 9 0 4 0 1 I I (i 4 18 6 5 5 14 3 5 2 19 8 6 0 19 8 1 2 10 0 9 11 20 3 2 8 2 10 5 Totals 1,215 11 5 18,847 19 10 18,811 18 7 1,251 12 8 18,847 19 10 18,811 18 7 1,251 12 8 849 fi 4 553 1 10 9 1,215 II 5 I