City of South Brisbane Loan Acts Amendment Act of 1910 (1 Geo v No. 7) (Qld)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 1 GEO. V. No. 7, 1910. South Brisbane Lawn, &;c., Act. 10181 .LOCAL GOVERNMENT. An Ant to Amend "The City of South Erisbane 1 ~~~ '7: ' Loan Aots, 1901 to 1906," and to Enable t~ e ~ u~ ~ I~ R~ : ' Council of the City of South Erisbane to RaIse . : o~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . by Debentures a Further Sum of £10 , 000 for , M 1 E 9 N 1 '! 0 AC . T OF Wharfage Purposes. [ASSENTED TO 24TH NOVEMBER, 1910.] B E it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis- lative Countlil and Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and 'by the authority' of the same~ .as follows : - . .' 1. This Act may be cited as "The Oity of South Short title Bmhane Loan Acts Amendment Acto./' 1910," and shall ~ : : struction be construed as onn with "The City of South Bri8hane of Act• .Loan Acts, lU01 to 1906."· 2. (1.) In section two of "The Soutlt BrishaneAmendment Munic , ipal Lo . an . Act 0 u +'1901 ' "t as amended b.y • section two ooff 8 19 .2 01o. f Act -of F'The Oity of South Brishane Loan Act of 1906,"t the words "one hundred and fifty thousand pounds'~ are repealed, and the words" one hundred and sixty thousand pounds" are inserted in lieu thereof. (2.) In the Schedule to "The South B.risbane Muni- Amendment .cipal LoanActof1901,"t 3,S enacted by section four of of Schedule. "The Oity of South Brisbane Loa1~ Act of 1906 "t under ;the heading Ward No. 4, the provision.- . £ 8. d. Wharfage purposes 5,000 0 0 is repealed, and the p'rovisions- , Wharfage purFoses t Office nccomllJodwtion in connection with wharfage scheme are inserted in lieu. thereof. 13,000 2,000 ° 0 ° 0 And the amount mentioned in the said Schedule. in respect ()f the said Ward shall be £31,700 Os. Od. in lieu of £21,700 Os. Od. as therein mentioned, and the total amount ~ entioned in the said ::5chedule in respect of the whole City shall be £160.,000 Os. Od. in lieu of £150,000 Os. Od. :-- 1 Edw. VII. No. 19, supra, page 8193; and 6 Edw. VII. No. 29, supra, Jlage 9156'. t 1 Edw. VII. No. 19, &'Upra, page 8193. :\: 6 Edw. VU. No. 29,6u,pra, page 9156.

10188 MACANSH ESTATE. M acansh Estate Act. 1 GEO. V., Part XlV., . Subdivision 3. The provisions of Subdivision IV. of Part XIV. of IV., of" The •• The Local Authorities Act of 1902,"* or any enactment LAo. uctahol rities amending or in substituti011 for the same, shall not 'apply' Act of1902" to the raising of the additionahum of .terrthousandpounds not to apply. to which this Actielates, and it shall' not be, necessary ,to give public notice of any proposition to borrow the same or to submit such proposition to the vote of the ratepayers. MACANSH.ESTATE. 1 G T e H o E . V. An Act to Enable the Trustees of the Will of John MAOANSH ESTATE ACT. Donald lVIacansh, deceased, to join with Certain ofthe Beneficiaries under theWill of Sarah J an&. lVIacansh, deceased, in transferring Albilbalt Station, situate in the lVIitchell District, Thunda. Station, situate in the Gregory South District, ,and Murweh Station, situate in the Warrego: District, to a Company to be called the Macansh Estate, Limited, in Exchange for Fully Paid-up Shares in the said Company. l':raamble. [ASSENTED TO 31sT DECEMBER, 1910.] W HEREAS John Donald Mac,ansh, late of Canning Downs, near Warwick, died. on' the first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six, having first made his,Wm,.dated the twenty-eighth day of July, one thousand eight hup,d:r;ed and ninety-two, whereby he appointed his sons, John Donald .Macansh, Thomas Windeyer Macansh, and Andrew WalterIrby Macansh, and Henry Francis B,arton, Executors and Trustees of his Will, and, after a certain bequest to his wife, Sarah Jane Macansh, he gave, devised, and bequeathed all the rest and residue of his estate, real and personal and whereso- ever situate, unto and to the use of his said Trustees and their heirs upon trust, and, with and upon such terms and conditions as they or other the Trustees Or Trustee for the time being' of the said wm should think most expedient, to sell by auction or by private contract, or partly by one mode and partly by the' other. * 2 Edw. VII. No. 19, .supra, page 8355.