Title summary OT10B/328

Subject to Section 315 Land Act 1924

Saving and excepting all minerals within the meaning of the Land Act 1924 on or under the land and reserving always to Her Majesty the Queen and all persons lawfully entitled to work the said minerals a right of ingress egress and regress over the said land. Reserving also a right to holders of miners rights and mining privileges to use any water-course running through or bounding the said land for the purpose of discharging therein tailings, mining debris or waste water without liability to pay compensation therefor. Subject also to the reservation to the Crown of the right at any time and from time to time without being deemed to commit a trespass and without payment of compensation to enter upon the said land and thereon to take, lay, construct, maintain, inspect, repair or reconstruct water-races, drains and all other works which the Minister of Works deems necessary for the supply of water to the said land or to any other land and subject also to the owner of the said land being required to take water from races so provided for irrigation purposes at a price to be fixed by the Crown and excepting the Crown from liability for any damage caused by any overflow or breakaway of any race or channel.

An instrument is the document behind an entry on the title — the mortgage itself, the easement terms, the transfer. Order one where you need to read what it actually says rather than that it exists. Party names are not shown here; they are on the document. The other entries are printed on the title without a document of their own — mostly rights the law keeps for the Crown, such as minerals, petroleum and the strip along a river or the coast. They go with the land.