Boonah School of Arts Land Mortgage Act of 1911 (2 Geo v) (Qld)

RELIGION.—SCHOOLS OF ARTS. 5253 2 GEO. V., 1911. Boonah School of Arts Land Mortgage Act. and of the Dominion of New Zealand, respectively; and a copy of any such Gazette shall be conclusive evidence of such independence as aforesaid, and of the date on which it takes effect. scheeadlli6nb. gesAtbapekrfeionnrteeadanncdyorpceyocuoerfitvthoeefdjGiunestnaieclrlealloeCrgboaenl ffaoenrreednaocnetyhMeprienr p us r to o e - ns caME, ve, ininndfueeertnraeeclsne. eof having by law or consent of parties 'authority to hear, receive, and examine evidence as primd facie evidence of the proceedings of and of all resolutions passed at the General Conference. 7. A printed copy of the latest edition of the "Book E vidence of of Laws" of the Australasian Church, published by or Lat.1,', of under the authority of the General Conference, shall be taken and received as primd facie evidence of the laws of the Australasian Church for the time being, subject to any modifications thereof shown by the Minutes of General Conferences held after the issue of such "Book of Laws." SCHOOLS OF Alas. An Act to Enable the Trustees of a certain Parcel 2 Geo. V. of Land in the Town of Dugandan used for TSHCEHBOOOOLNOAFH the Purposes of the Boonah School of Arts, to AMROTRSTLGAANGDE ACT OE 1911. Mortgage the said Land, together with the Buildings erected thereon, and to Devote the Moneys so raised to the Enlargement and Improvement of the School of Arts Buildings and the Furnishing and Equipment thereof. [ASSENTED TO 14TH DECEMBb 1911.] HEREAS John Hooper, Campbell I homas cDonald, Preamble. VY Thomas Francis Stubbin, and Samuel Dover are the registered proprietors in fee-simple, under " The Beal Property Acts, 1851 to 18b7," of a certain parci 1 of land. situated in the town of Dugandan, parish of' Coochin, county of Ward, containing one rood thirty-three perches, being allotment one of section eight, more particularly described in Certificate of Titic; Number 100140, Volume 1182, Folio 1.50, upon trust for a School of Arts: * 25 Vie. No. 14 ; 41 Vie. .No. 18 ; 48 Vie. No. 4 ; and 51 Vic. No. 3, supra, pages 2984 et seq.

5254 SCHOOLS OF ARTS. Boonah School of Arts Land Mortgage Act. 2 GEo. V., 1911. And whereas the said Trustees have erected upon the said land a building containing a hall, reading-room, library, and other offices, and have used the same as a School of Arts, and it is now found necessary to enlarge and otherwise improve the said buildings and to provide additional furniture and equipment for the same: And whereas it is expedient that the said Trustees should be empowered to mortgage the said land, together with the buildings thereon, and to use the moneys arising from such mortgage for the aforesaid purposes : Be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis- lative Council and Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :- Short title. 1. This Act may be cited as " The Boonah School of Arts Land Mortgage Act of 1911." Interpreta- tion. 2. In this Act the expression "the Trustees" means and includes the said John Blooper, Campbell Thomas McDonald, Thomas Francis Stubbin., and Samuel Dover and their successors. Trustees may 3. The Trustees may mortgage the whole or any mortgage. portion or portions of the said lands for any sum or sums of money not exceeding at any one time the sum of eight hundred pounds, and in such manner as may be directed by the Committee of' Management of the said School of Arts for the time being, testified in writing under the hands of the members of the said committee or of a majority of them. Mortgage 4. Every mortgage given or made in pursuance of mpoawyecroonftain the powers aforesaid may contain a power of sale by the sale, &c. mortgagee, his executors, administrators, or assigns in case of default in payment of any principal or interest moneys secured by such mortgage, or by breach of any of the conditions therein contained. A pplical ion 5. All moneys to arise from any mortgage made in ooff pmroocrtegeadgse. pursuance of the powers aforesaid shall be expended in the following order, so far as the same shall extend, that is to say, in payment of— (1.) The reasonable expenses of and attending such mortgage; (ii.) The costs of applying for, obtaining, and passing this Act;

SCHOOLS OF ARTS —SOCIETIES. 5255 2 GEO. V. No. 17, 1911. Friendly Societies Hospital Mortgage Act. The cost of the enlargement and improvement of the said School of Arts buildings on the said lands; (iv.) The cost of the necessary furniture, fittings, and equipment of the said buildings. any o 6 f . thTeheporewceeirpstscoinnfwerrirteindgboyf tthhiesT. ArucsttefeosreaxneyrcimsionngeTyrsuzrsteoeres t ' o be paid or advanced to them in respect of any mortgage given discharge. in pursuance of the powers aforesaid shall be a good and sufficient discharge for such moneys to the person or persons paying or advancing the same, and he or they shall not be bound or required to see to the application, nor be affected by the misapplication or non-application thereof. PARLIAMEK; 44S.f jTMA SOCIETIES. An Act to Enable the Trustees of an Allotment of 2 Geo. V. . Land in the City of Brisbane, granted for the THENFoR.I1E7N.DLY purpose of a Friendly Societies Hospital, to frocsipms Mortgage the same, and to apply the Principal At1TonviT. . Sum raised by mortgage towards the cost of building a Friendly Societies Hospital on the same, and for other purposes. [ASSENTED TO 20TH DECEMBER, 1911.] yv ELEREAS by deed of grant, under the hand of His Preamble. Excellency Sir William MacGregor, Governor of the State of Queensland, and under the seal of the said State, dated the fifteenth day of April, one thousand nine hundred and ten, and numbered 97761, a certain piece of land therein described, and containing by admeasurement two roods two and six-tenths perches more or less, situated in the county of Stanley, parish of North Bris- bane, City of Brisbane, being allotment 3 of section 60A, City of Brisbane, was granted by His Majesty unto William Berry, John Tait, William Sydney Austin, Andrew Spink, and James Lloyd, and their successors for ever, as trustees upon trust as a reserve for a Friendly Societies Hospital and for no other purpose whatsoever: And whereas it is expedient that the said trustees should be empowered to mortgage the said land, and to use the