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''Property, Allotment in Township, subject to Mortgage; reference for description to map deposited in terms of Real Property Act. Mortgagee concurs.''

I, Thomas Bone, of Kensington, do declare that I am seised in possession of an estate in fee simple in all that allotment of land, No. 430, containing one-quarter of an acre, be the same little more or less; and being part and parcel of the Sections of land, numbered 1129 and 1130, in the Hundred of Port Adelaide, County Adelaide; which Sections have been laid out by Messrs. Watts and Levi, as and for a Township, as the said allotment. No. 430, is more particularly delineated in plan of said Sections deposited in Lands Title Registration Office, No. 3; and which said Sections were originally granted to Philip Levi, by land-grant, under the hand and Seal of Sir H. E. F. Young, Lieutenant-Governor of the said Province, dated 26th day of July, 1850, and are delineated on the public maps of the Province deposited in the Survey Office in Adelaide: And I do further declare, that I am not aware of any mortgage, encumbrance, or claim affecting the said lands, or that any person hath any claim, estate or interest in the said lands at law or in equity, in possession or in expectancy, other than is set forth and stated as follows, that is to say—that the above property is subject to a mortgage to John Watson for the sum of £100 and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true.

[I consent hereto, (Signed) John Watson. Witness—]

Dated at Adelaide, this 14th day of March, 1859. (Signed)

Made and subscribed by the above-named Thomas Bone, this 14th day of March, 1859, in the presence of me, , Registrar-General.

I, Thomas Bone, the above declarant, do hereby apply to have the piece of land described in the above declaration brought under the operation of the Real Property Act.

Dated at Adelaide, this 14th day of March, 1859. (Signed) Witness to Signature,

I declare the within described land to be of the value of £500 sterling and no more, and I make this declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true.

Made and subscribed by the above named Thomas Bone, in my presence, this 14th day of March, 1879. , Registrar-General.