KUPU APITI.
(SCHEDULE.)
Rarangi Tuatahi. (First Column.) Rarangi Tuarua. (Second Column.) Rarangi Tuatara. (Third Column.) Rarangi Tuawha. (Fourth Column.) Rarangi Tuarima. (Fifth Column.) Horowhenua XIb 36 2l 1b Rewiini (Levin) Taite, 20 o Oketopa (Thursday, 20th October), 1927 12 i te awatea (12 noon) ■ - Taua whenua kia riihitia ki a Thomas Hannan mo nga tau e 21 timata mai i te 1 o Hepetema, 1927, i te mom reti e £99 5s. i te tau, mo nga tau kotahi tekau tuatahi, e 5 paiheneti o te wariu Kawanatanga mo nga tau . 1 whakamutunga (aua ia nga whakap.ainga a te kaitango riihi) otira kaua hei iti iho i te £99 5s. (That the said land be. leased to Thomas Hannan - - - - for 21 years from the 1st September, 1927, at £99 5s. per annum for the first ten years and 5 per cent, on Government valuation (lessee’s improvements excepted) for the balance of the term, but not less than £99 5s. per annum.)
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 39, 29 September 1927, Page 472
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161KUPU APITI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 39, 29 September 1927, Page 472
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