The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . assessment to alighting rate under the Lighting and Watching Act, a sumin the pound three times that paid by occupiers of land. Sothat, if tho rate on other property is 6d. in the pound,occupiers of land havo to pay only 2d. in the pound. Failure, in rating such occupiers, to allow tho partialexemption for which tho Acts provide, would be a goodground of appeal against any of the three rates abovementioned. 2. In the case of rates which the occupier of agriculturalland has hitherto paid iu full, or in
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . assessment to alighting rate under the Lighting and Watching Act, a sumin the pound three times that paid by occupiers of land. Sothat, if tho rate on other property is 6d. in the pound,occupiers of land havo to pay only 2d. in the pound. Failure, in rating such occupiers, to allow tho partialexemption for which tho Acts provide, would be a goodground of appeal against any of the three rates abovementioned. 2. In the case of rates which the occupier of agriculturalland has hitherto paid iu full, or in the proportion of morethan half, he will during the five years commencing onApril 1, 1897, bo liable to pay one half only of the rate in thopound payable on buildings and other hereditaments. Thispartial exemption will, however, not apply to rates assessedundei any commission of sewers or in respect of any drainage,wall, embankment, or other work for the benefit of the expression agricultural land means any land used asarable, meadow, or pasture ground only, cottage gardens ex-. ceeding one quarter of an acre, market gardens, nurserygrounds, orchards, or allotments, but does not include landoccupied together with a house as a park, gardens other thanas aforesaid, pleasure grounds, or any land kept or preservedmainly or exclusively for purposes of sport or recreation, orland used as a racecourse. After March 31, 1S97, the rateable value of agriculturalland is to be stated separately from that of buildings or otherhereditaments in the valuation list 4, Whitehall Place, S. W., Jan , 1897. Copies of the leaflet ore to he obtained free, of charge and potifree on application to the Secretary, Board of Agriculture,4, Whitehall Place, London, ,*. W. Letters of Application soaddressed need not be stamped.* The Rosary. THE ROSE- Rosea are forced, the present is a criticaltime, and the gardener roust be constantly on his guardagainst tho sudden and wide fluctuations
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