THE ESTATES GAZETTE
3100
June 24, 1899.
TO TRUSTEES & INVESTORS.
The Principal and Interest of Monev Lent on Mortgage THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. The Paid-up Capital of the Corporation, founded in 1871, is £132,1 ■eserves at Decern-her 31,1897, amounted to £327,477. Write for Prospectus to RICHARD J. PAULL,
General Manager and Secretary,
40 to 44, Moorgate Street, London, E.C.
LEGAL AND GENERAL
Life Assurance Society.
Established 1836.
funds 7;	^	“	£3,000,000
Income................... £373,000
Yearly Business..........£1,000,000
THE PERFECTED SYSTEM of Life Assurance is peculiar to this Society and embraces every modern advantage.
PERFECTED MAXIMUM POLICIES.
The rates for these Whole Life Policies are very moderate.
Aj?e Premium Age Premium Age Premium 20..£1 7 8 °/Q	30.. £1 16 °/p	40.. £2 10 °/0

Edinburgh school of rural
ECONOMY.
SESSION 1899-1900.
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT appointed by the Uni-7!frSmy Court, the Highland and Agricultural Society, the Town Council of Edinburgh, and Contributing
MONTH׳ DARLING^™'111'*16 H°n' L°r<J ST0E־ COURSES of INSTRUCTION are provided both in for farmers, GAB-EX EES, FORESTERS, and others interested in Rural Economy.
MONTH’S COURSE in DECEMBER for FARMERS and FARMERS’ SONS.
The SESSION begins in OCTOBER and ends in MARCH. Fees Specially moderate. The Syllabus may be had from the SECRETARY', 3, George IV. Bridge Edinburgh.
£»‘tlesr b\t ¿Utctiou.
4U yrS £
2,065
£1,000 Policy with Bonuses
According to last results. Valuations¿ p.e.:—Hm. Table of Mortality, Duration
10 yrs.	20 yrs.	30 yrs.
£	£	£
1,199	1,438	1,724
Amount of Polioy
Next Bonus as at 31st December, 1901.
Offices : 10, Fleet St., London.
®Ite ®states ®ajtfte,
A JOURNAL
Devoted to Land, House Property and Agriculture.
The Oldest Paper Published in the Landed Interests.
On the Mercers Estate.—CITY OF LONDON.—Build-ing Site to be Let by Tender.
QT. PETER’S CHAMBERS and NO. 5, ST.
n t, ■PETER’S-ALDEY, Cornhill, with entrance in £°?bet-court, Gracechurch-street, having an area of ¿,(o0 superficial feet, and exceptionally well lighted.
Particulars and forms of tender to be obtained of Daniel Vv atne3r, Surveyor to the Mercers Company, 4a, j■ redenck s־place, Old Jewrj7־, E.C.; and tenders nex^6 sent m to him on or before Monday, July 10
Sales by Auction for the Year 1899—Messrs.
TYEBENHAM, TEWSON, FAEMER and
L	BRIDGEWATER
beg to announce that their SALES of ESTATES, Invest-ments, town, Suburban and Country Houses, Business Premises, Building Land, Ground Rents, Advowsons Reversions, Stocks, Shares and other Properties will be neia at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, near the Bank of England, in the City of London, as follows
Tuesday, October 10. Tuesday, October 24. Tuesday, October 31. Tuesday, November 14. Tuesdav, November 21. Tuesday, December 5.
Tuesday, June 27.
Tuesday, July 4.
Tuesday, July 11.
Tuesday, July 18.
Tuesday, July 25.
Tuesday, August 1.
Tuesday, August 15.
Detailed Lists of Investments, Estates. Sporting Quar-fcero Residences, Shops and Business Premises to be Let or bold by private contract are published on the 1st of each month, and can be obtained of Messrs. Debenham lewson, Farmer and Bridgewater, estate agents, surveyors and valuers, 80, Cheapside, London, EC Telephone 503, Bank.
] TiNIVERSITY AGRICULTURE COURSE
, ־־־EDINBURGH.—For prospectus, including re-gulations for degree of B.Sc., apply to Clerk of benatus.
LONDON, JUNE 24, 1899.
THE CLERGY AND THE TITHE RENT-CHARGE.
Thanks to Mr. Long’s speech in introducing the Clerical Tithe Rent-charge Bill, we now know exactly for the sake of how small a sum we have for many years past been inflicting a gross injustice upon those of the clergy whose income depends, wholly or in part, upon tithe. The total amount which the Local Taxation account will have to find to relieve the clergy of one half of the rates to which they are at present liable in respect of tithe, is no more than £87,000 per annum. To the plain commentator it would seem sufficiently scandalous that an injustice which could be removed at so small a cost should have been allowed to continue for so long ; but the clergy who are dependent upon tithe, like most other persons who derive incomes from land, are a long-suffering generation who have hitherto failed to make Government understand that they had better not be flouted. But all things come, says the proverb, to the man who knows how to wait, and relief has come at last to those of the clergy who have hitherto been ill done-by. For more than half a century the burdens upon the clergy in the matter of rates upon tithe have been admitted to be a grievance. So long ago as 1848 the Poor Law Commissioners, who enquired into the incidence of local taxation, stated in their report that “ We recognise the grievance to which tithe-owners and some other classes of ratepayers are subjected in being rated on the full value of their property.” Ten years later Mr. Gladstone made a similar admission, and described the clergy as “ suffering cruelly by being rated for local taxation upon their gross incomes.”
The measure, it is hardly necessary to remind our readers, was filled up when the Agricultural Rates Act was passed, and the clergy were denied the relief which was granted to other rural ratepayers. Since then the interim report of the Royal Commission on Local Taxation has urged that the clergy ought to have some relief; and at last, 56 years after the grievance was first officially recognised, justice is to be done. So long does it sometimes take in this country to remedy an obvious and
MR׳■ GEORGE F. HARRINGTON, F.S.I.,
DIX late senior partner In the firm of Inman , Harrington and Roberts, of 16. Ab-cnurch-lane, City, and ־whose partnership with Mr. Henry Croydon Roberts, of that firm, has been dis-solved by mutual consent, still continues to carry ^ Auctioneer and Surveyor, in his own name at the same addresa.
THE
AUCTIONEERS’ INSTITUTE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM (Incorporated).
Founded 1886.
57 and 58, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON, W C President :—EDWARD DOBSON . ^^SION t° MEMBERSHIP may beVbtained:-tiond€r tbePractlce Quaiifioation; (b; By Examina-
(Preliminary, Intermediate and Final) are held annually.
EVENING MEETINGS for the Delivery of Lectures, the Reading of Papers and for the discussion of subjects of interest to the Profession, are held at the Institute monthly during the Winter.
norms of application, Syllabus of the Examinations, Examination Questions, 1898, and all further particulars, may b9 obtained upon application to— CHARLES HARRIS, Secretary.
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Testimonials and all Particulars on Application
NATIYE GUANO CO, LTD,
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LOANS-
ji/f R. ALFRED RAPHAEL, 5, Whittington-J™™״ avenue, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C.. has FUNDS for INVESTMENTS	’	’
On LOANS upon LANDED ESTATES, FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, or LICENSED PROPERTIES,
GROUND RENTS, RATES, REVERSIONS, and LIFE INTERESTS,
FOB A PERMANENCY AND ON •, FAVOURABLE TERMS Amounts not under £5,000 preferred.
hit Ruction.
Dates of Sales for 1899.
־״ "־ESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSEIELD
announce for the convenience of their employers AUCTION of LANDED and HOUSE PROPERTY, Grcnnd and Improved Rents, Reversions, Policies of Assurance, Shares, and other Securities will take place during the year 1899, at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, Bank of En! land, on the following "Wednesdays in each month:־ June 28	July 19	Sept. 2o	Oct. 26	Nov. 22
July 26 Oct. 11 Nov. 1 Nov .29 July 12	Aug. 2	Oct. 18	Nov. 8	Dec. 6
Nov. 15 Dee. 13
The prices realised at these auctions are not included m the official reports, such quotations being often prejudicial, and never beneficial, to the only parties concerned—buyer and seller.
,No. 99, Gresham-street, London, E.C.
Telegrams, “Fox, Bousiield, London.” Telephone No. 118 Bank.
mHE NEW RIVER.
J-	An exceptional Important
Freehold Investment.
KING’S UNDIVIDED SHARE,
In One Lot,
Yielding last year an income of £2,895.
La-st year’s revenue £614,634, annually increasing. Doubled in 28 years.
Early Reversion to large London Estates. Owner relieved! from burden of management. Messrs. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will Sell by Auction, at the Mart, London, on Wednesday, July 5, at Two o’clock, the above FREEHOLD ESTATE.
Particulars ready of STessrs. WALTERS, DEVERELL and CO., solicitors, 9, New-square, Lincoln’s-inn, W.C.; and at the Auctioneers’ Oifi.ee, 99, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C.
By EDWIN FOX and' .BOUSFIELD,
At the Auction Mart,
On Wednesday, July 12, at Two o’clock.
T OUGHTON, ESSEX.—FREEHOLD PEG-
•LA PERTV, of great value and importance, known as The Beech House Estate, close to the Loughton Station on the Great Eastern Railway, comprising ^b0^t 117 acres of fertile arable and meadow land, divided into convenient enclosures, and well watered, with frontage of over 1,500ft. to the main road, through Woodford to Eppmg. There is a capital farmhouse, and agricultural ouildings, several cot-tages, and an excellent family residence known as Newnham House, with ornamental garden grounds, etc. The property offers an attractive investment in its present form, and part of the land is lmme-diately available for building, as a site for a public institution it is well adapted.
Particuars at the Mart; at Messrs. Edwin Fox and Bousfield’s Office, 99, Gresham-street, Hank, E.C.; and of the
Vendor’s Solicitors, Messrs.
BARFIELD and BARFIELD,
72, Finsbury-pavement, E.C.
Founded 1807.
COUNTY FIRE OFFICE-
50, Regent Street, W.
AND
14, Cornhill, E.C., London.
The Premium Income of this Office is derived from Home business only, no foreign risks being undertaken.
The Return System which has been adopted by this Office since its foundation offers an exceptional advantage.
The Rates of Premium are the same as those charged by other leading Companies. .
Applications for Agencies invited.
Joint	f G. W. STEVENS.
Secretaries IB. E. RATLIFFE.
SURVEYORS’ INSTITUTION EXAMINATIONS. The Thirteenth Annual Courses of Lectures.
CANDIDATES (London and Country) for the I Professional Assooiateship, Fellowship, Direot Fellowship, Special Sanitary Scienoe and Pre-iminary Examinations oan obtain SYLLABUSES with list of prize winners, 22 out of the 36 whioh have been given sinoe 1888 (including all the Fellowship prizes and gold medals yet given). Particulars as to the very successful results at the last and previous Examinations and terms on application to the Seoretary, Surveyors’ Leotures, 2, Pall Mall East, Charing Cross, S.Mf.
THE
№4 Y est
By EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD,
At the Auction Mart,
On Wednesday, July 12, at Two o’clock.
Re Unas. Hopkinson and Sons.—By order of the Trustee.—Upset Price, 9320,000.
MEW ZEALAND.—LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
^ situate at Mokau, on the coast between Auck-mnd and New Plymouth, in the provincial district of Taranaki, known as the Mokau-Mohakatino Block ־^°• bounded on the west partly by the sea, and on the north by the Mokau River, comprising nearly 50,000 acres of land!, together with all timber, mines, and beds and1 seams of coal, ironstone, limestone, cement, fire, and other clay therein; held on leases lor a term of 56 years from July 1, 1883, at rentals amounting to £lc6 per annum the first half of the Sa u ^1i1’ aiLd £393 P©r annum for the latter half. About 6,uuC acres are let at rentals of 3d. ner acre per annum, rising to 9d. per acre per annum, and oiiic-r portions are leased for the working of the limestone and other minerals.
Particuiars at- Messrs. Edwin Fox and Bousfield’s Ofhce, 99, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C.; of George bneath, Esq.; of Messrs. Price, Waterhouse and Co, 3, I redenck s-place, E.C.; and! of the Vendor’s Solicitors, Messrs.
JEROME, WHITEHOUSE and CO.,
_______ 32, Walbrook, E.C.
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Estate Agents and others interested in the above scheme are invited to apply for particulars as to rates, &c., to
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M ESSRS. WINDRUM and CLEAVE are
™״T 1״structed! to Sell by Auction, at the Mart, lokenhouse-yaa'd, Lothbury, E.C., the undermentioned reliable INVESTMENTS: —
Nos' 19? ®i“1 194׳ Harking-road. Two Producing £89 per annum.
?*0Stu 42׳ TT44 andj 55’ Bygrove-street, in™™ I?■ Tnree Housles■ producing £66 10s. per iem £2 ite lach” yearS unex-״ired• Ground
V^^iU'r-A■ i Mai־sh, Esq., 71, East India-road, 1 opmr, and 2, Fen-court, E.C.
1 and' 5’ Abbott-road, East India 4>QP Q״ ad'־ Two commodious Houses, producing i:?8_??־Qper anm*m; lease 74 years; ground rent ?oU1u•ea9h•—Solicitors, Messrs. Barfield and 72, Finsbury-pavement, E.C.
, ; OI DAB—Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Latham-street, 1, Sab-barton-street, and 14, Clifton-street, Stainsby-road ~i^°rüer Block of good letting property, producing 148 4s. per annum; lease 76 years, ground rent 11 per annum on, the whole.—Solicitors, Messrs. treetnEG,nS and' Lendon29 ׳’ Budge-row, Cannon-
POPLAB.—No.	50. Brunsiwiek-road. Dwelling
House, producing £27 6s. per annum; lease 48 ®¿i®’ SJOhud rent £3 10s. per annum.—Solicitors,
treetf' Fh*t?steeet, ^E.U a“d Gaudlcr’ 2^ Bo“־ No- 61, Teviot-street, St. Leonards-road. ay-windowed Dwelling House, in the occupation 1״‘rf owner, and of the estimated rental value of
- ,.4s. per annum; lease 66 years; ground rent £4_
״i1altSr’ ,ohas• G. Bradshaw, Esq., 85, fiat. Indi-i-
&an^ %• Leadenhall-street, E.C.
22 t;>,,44 Cffifton-road, Shrews-27?’ii־ad' TweIva excel.ent Houses, producing 1if' -P®1- annum; lease S8 years; annual ground
owgfilhiiieF c־Soll01tOr6 ׳’ T• Muske“■, Esq., 12, uriSroadA“i^<h■ 2 *0d20' £lifton-r°ad■ Shrews-
we?ir £3, if per auuum each.
A¡;״,״	A Freehold Ground Bent of £35 per
'	secured on the above-mentioned pro-
rty, Nos. 2 to 20, Oliftoii-road.	P
&ÄHertet EeeTes and 00- 4s-
i^RDc—A Piot of Freehold' Building Land, in alfour-road (facing the railway station) with a
,ow^ht	a diepth of about 113ft- and
fT bm״ldl?£ purposes.—Solicitor, Chas. G
eÄ'ZilSreet E c.St India׳road־ Poplar' and «־
Poht??n£afticpla£5 and conditions of sale mav art• 1oJ־ ™ /f°m respective Solicitors; at the
־fifc Tni;.?0rivfiree flPm-״tho Auctioneer’s Offices 170, ast India Dock-road, Poplar, E.