The Quarterly Review, 68. köideJ. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 97
... land should con- sist of 160 acres , or one quarter of a square mile ( and not , as usual in the Middle district , of one square mile ) , or perhaps of 80 acre sections . We should prefer 40 and even 20 acre lots , in such favourable ...
... land should con- sist of 160 acres , or one quarter of a square mile ( and not , as usual in the Middle district , of one square mile ) , or perhaps of 80 acre sections . We should prefer 40 and even 20 acre lots , in such favourable ...
Page 120
... Land and elsewhere , for the internal consumption of the colony , to the amount of not less than 50,000l . Van Diemen's Land . - This dependency of New South Wales is separated from the continent of Australia by a strait of about 60 ...
... Land and elsewhere , for the internal consumption of the colony , to the amount of not less than 50,000l . Van Diemen's Land . - This dependency of New South Wales is separated from the continent of Australia by a strait of about 60 ...
Page 128
... land , and the land fund consequently disappeared . The land commissioners were authorised by act of parliament to raise money by loans ; these with the interest tended only to in- crease the debt . That debt , brought up to June , 1841 ...
... land , and the land fund consequently disappeared . The land commissioners were authorised by act of parliament to raise money by loans ; these with the interest tended only to in- crease the debt . That debt , brought up to June , 1841 ...
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