Farm Capital. 
U3 = 177 
Schedule A, above eefereed to (p. 167). 
Tenants Allowance for Improvements. 
For the encouragement of good farming, the landlord agrees to allow the 
tenant for improvements made and for unexhausted artificial manures and 
feeding-stuffs purchased by him, and used on the farm during the* last two 
vears of the term as follows (provided that the quantity so used shall not be 
in excess of the average quantity used during the last four years), the amount 
if such allowances to be determined by valuation, viz. — 
1. For chalking with the written consent of the landlord, if done within 
the last two years of the tenancy, the whole cost. If done the pre- 
vious year, six-eighths of the cost ; and so on, diminishing the allow- 
ance by one-eighth for each year which shall have elapsed since such 
chalking. 
2. For liming, where no crop has been taken, the whole cost (excepting 
haulage) ; and where one crop only has been taken, half the cost 
(excepting haulage). 
3. For bones, used ujwn grass-land with the wnitten consent of the land- 
lord, if used within the last year of the tenancy, and where the crop 
has not been mown, the whole cost (excepting haulage) ; if used in 
the previous year, seven-eighths of the same cost ; and so on, dimin- 
ishing the allowance by one-eighth for each year which shall have 
elapsed since the boning ; but the same cost in no case to exceed 4?. 
per acre. 
4. For purchased artificial manures of good and genuine quality, if used 
during the last two years of the tenancy on lands from which no 
com, pulse, or other seed, hay, potato, or other exhausting crop, has 
been taken, one-half of the cost, such cost not exceeding 21. per acre 
for one year's dressing, or 3?. per acre for lands so manured in two 
successive years ; for such as may be used in the last year of the 
tenancy, and where the roots or green crops shall be left on such 
lands unfed, the whole of such year's dressing to be allowed. 
5. For feeding-cakes (except such as may be consumed by horses and 
working-oxen), one-third of the cost-price of so much thereof as 
shall have been used on the farm during the last year of the 
tenancy, and up to the 25th day of March following the expiration 
of the same ; and one-sixth of the cost-price of so much as shall 
be used on the farm in the previous year. 
Proper proof and evidence of use and application, and proper bills and vouchers 
showing the description and cost of all manures and feeding-cakes claimed to 
be allowed for under this clause, to be produced ; and the total of such allow- 
ance to be subject to a deduction of the market-value of all straw, hay, roots, 
green crops, and manures removed off the farm during the last two years of 
the tenancy. 
Allowance for Sainfoin-roots, Tillages, &c. 
The landlord to pay the tenant for all sainfoin-roots under four years' 
growth, and for all tillages and usual half-tillages, and other preparations done 
for the benefit of the incoming tenant, during the last two years of the 
tenancy (where no corn-crop has been taken) at their value to the incoming 
tenant. 
Temporary Sheds, &c., to be allowed for or removed. 
The landlord to allow the tenant the value to the incoming tenant of 
all or any tem^wrary sheds and buildings erected by him on the farm, or to 
