other · 1845
This notice discusses potential inconveniences and injustices of a proposed system for land leases, particularly concerning renewal terms and the power of the Crown to tax without representation.
674 REMARKS. 4.-Because the system now sought to be in- 4.-There may be some inconvenience, …
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Tenure Durationeight years
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 52, 28 June 1845.
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