Cairns School of Arts Act of 1906 (6 Edw VII No. 22) (Qld)

SCHOOLS OF ARTS. 6 EDW. VII. No. 22, 1908. Cairns School of Arts Act. ROCKHAMPTON HARBOUR BOARD. See HARBOURS. 9170 SCHOOLS OF ARTS. Oairns School of Arts Act of 1906 ... 6 Edw. VIL No. 22 Gatlon School of Arts Act of 1906 6" " Warwick School of Arts Land Sale Act of 1906 ... 6 Edw. VII. 27 An Act to Enable the Trustees of the Cairns School 6 Edw. VII. of Arts to Mortgage the Land comprised in NT~; 2. Deed of Grant No. N 2760, being Allotments 9 sC~ ~~: ~F • • ARTS ACT OF and 10 of SectIon 8, Town of CaIrns, and to 1906 apply the Moneys so raised towards the Improvement of the said Land, and for other incidental purposes. [ASSENTED TO l:tTH DECEMBER, 1906.J W HEREAS by a deed of grant dated the twenty-sixth Preamble. day of May, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, and numbered ~ 2760, all that parcel of land in the State of Queensland containing two roods, situated in the county of Nares, parish and town of Cairns, being allotments numbers nine and ten of section eight (herein- after referred to as "the said land"), and more particularly described in the said deed of gl'ant, was granted to Robert r:r;aylor Hartley, Daniel Patience, and Alexander Frederick John Draper, all of Cairns aforesaid, upon trust for a School ot'Arts, and for no other purpose whatsoever: And whereas on the thirty-first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and one, the said Daniel Patience resigned his said trust, and on the twelfth day of December, one thousand ij.ine hundled and one, William John Munro, of Cairns aforesaid, was duly appointed to be a Trustee of the said land in the room of the said Daniel Patience: And whereas the said land is now vested in the said Robert Taylor Hartley, Alexa,nder .Frederick John Draper, and William John Munro as such Trustees as afoeesaid: And whereas the said Trustees are desirous of mortgaging the said land to an amount not exceeding two thousand five hundred pounds, and -applying the moneys so raised towards the erection on the said land of a building to be

9180 SCHOOLS OF ARTS. Ouzrnll Schuol of Arts Act. 6 Enw. VII. .N o. 22, 1906. used for the purposes of the said trust: And whereas it is anticipated that the revenue to be derived from so much of the said building as is not immediately used as a School of Arts will be sufficient to provide the interest due from time to time in respect of the said mortgage moneys and to repay the said mortgage moneys at the aue date thereof: And whereas it is desirable that the aforesaid powers should he conferred upon the said 'frustees subject to the conditions by this Act prescribed: Be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legis- lative Assembly ef ~ueensland in Parliam.ent assembled,:, and by the authority of the same, as follows :-' Short tit.le. 1. This Act may be cited as " The OdJi'NfIJ 8clwol of Artlf .Act of 1906." Interpreta- tion. 2. In this Act thE" term "the Trustees" means and incluaes the said Robert Taylor Hartley, Alexander Frederick John Draper, and William John Munro, and. their successors in office who for the time being are- Trustees of the said. land. Tms!jftl8!may 3. (1.) The'rrustees may mortgage the said land for- mortgalte• any sum or sums of money not exceeding in the whole two thousand five hundred pounds, and in such manuel'" as may be directed by the committee of management of the Cairns 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. Mort~ agemay (2.) Every such mortgage may contain a power of' ocofns t M am e, & pco.wer S al e b yteh mo rt gagee, b I ' S executors, a d ml . n . ls t rators, or- assigns, in case of default in payment of any principal or interest moneys secured by such mortgage, or of breach of; any of the conditions therein contained. Application 4. All moneys raised by any such mortgage' shall b~ ooff pmroocrtegeadgse. expended in the following order, so far as the same extend, &e. that is to say, in payment of- (a) The reasonable expenses of and attending such.: mortgage; (b) The sosts of applying for, obtaining,. and passmg: this Aet; ((}) 'li'he eost of tk eyeotion: of 31 buildi~ to ~ . aa.1led the- CaiRil8 ~hGol of Ms on' the' ggW, ll1nd;

SCHOOLS OF ARTS. 9181 6 Emv. VII. No. 27, 1006. Gatton School of Arts Act. (d) The cost of all necessary fittings and furniture for the said building. 5. rfhe receipts in writing of the Trustees for any Tru~ tees' moneys paid or advanced to them i:t;t resp.ect of any such ~ ~ c: l~ ~ ~ lo mortgage shall be a good and suffiCIent dIscharge for such discharge. moneys to the person or persons paying or advancing the ~ ame, and he 0[' they shall not be required to see to the application nor be affected by the mis-application or non-application thereof. An Act to Enable the Trustees of the Gatton School of Arts to Mortgage the Land comprised in Deed of Grant No. 93204, being Allotment 16 of Section 17, County of Churchill, 6 Edw. VIl, No. 27. THE GATTON SOHOOL OF ARTS AOT OF 1906. Parish and Town of Gatton, and to apply the Moneys so raised towards the Improve- ment of the said Land, and for other incidental purposes. [ASSENTED TO 14TH DECEMBER, 1906.J lllTHEREAS by a deed of grant dated the twenty-ninth Preamble. \' \' day of November, one thousand nine hundred and ~ ix, and numbered ~ ) 3: W4, all that parcel of land in the State of Queensland, containing one rood and twenty perches, situated in the county of Churchill, parish and town of' Gatton, being allotment number sixteen of section seventeen (hereinafter referred to as "the said land "), and more particularly described in the said deed of grant, WRS granted to Richard J ames, William Alexander Wellstead, and Edward Whittle, all of Gatton aforesaid, upon trust for a School of Arts, and for no ot,her purposes whatsoever: And whereas the said land is now vested in the said Richard James, \JVTilliam Alexander Wellstead, and Edward Whittle as such Trustees as aforesaid: And whereas the said Trustees are desirous of mortgaging the said land to an amount not exceeding three hundred pounds, and applying the moneys so raised towards the erection on the said land of a building to be used for the purposes of the said trust: And whereas it is anticipated that the revenue to be derived from so much of the said building as is not immediately used as a school of arts will he sufficient to provide the interest due from time to time in respect of