Harrisville School of Arts Land Mortgage Act of 1910 (1 Geo v) (Qld)

10208 RELIGION.—SCHOOLS OF ARTS. Harrisville School of Arts Land Mortgage Act. 1 GEO. V., Application of proceeds of 4. All moneys raised by any such mortgage shall be mortgage, &c. expended solely 1 or church purposes after payment of— (a) The reasonable expenses of and attending such mortgage; (b) The cost of the erection of buildings on the said land for the purpose of letting; (c) The cost of all necessary fittings and furniture for the said buildings. Trustees' receipts to be 5. The receipts in writing of the Trustees for any a good moneys paid Or advanced to - diem in respect of any such discharge. mortgage 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 required to see to the application nor be affected by the mis-application or non-application thereof. ROCKHAMPTON HARBOUR BOARD. See HARBOURS AND RIVERS. SCHOOLS OF ARTS. Harrisville School of Arts Land Mortgage Act of 1910 lon.greach School of Arts Land Sale Act of 1910 Mackay School of Arts Land Sale Act of 1910 ... ... 1 Geo. V. ... 1 Geo. V. 1 Geo. V. 1 GTeHoE. V. An Act to Enable the Trustees of certain Parcels of HARRISVILLE SCHOOL OF Land in the Township of Harrisville, used for ARTS LAND MORTGAGE the Purposes of the Harrisville School of Arts, ACT OF 1910. to Mortgage the said Lands, 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 13TH DECEMBER, 1910.] Preamble. WHEREAS Walter Brown, Robert Dunn, Frederick Hasemann, Bernard Mackay, and Charles Sealy are the registered proprietors in fee-simple, under " The Real Property Acts, 1861 to 1887,"* of certain parcels of land situated in the township of Harrisville, parish of * 25 Vic. No. 14, supra, page 214S; 41 Vic. No. 18, svpra, page 2196; 48 Vic. No. 4, supra, page 2206; and 51 Vic. No. 3, supra, page 2207.

SCHOOES OF ARTS. 10209 1910. Harrissille School of Arts Land Mortgage Act. Flinders, county of Churchill, being subdivisions three and four of resubdivision three of subdivision B of portion one hundred and seventy-six, containing one rood thirty-four and two-thirds perches, and which is more particularly described in Certificate of Title Number 1279u6, Volume 806, Folio 146, upon trust for a School of Arts: And whereas the said Trustees have erected upon the said lands 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 lands, 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 :- 1. This Act may be cited as " The Harrisville School Short title. of Arts Land Mortgage Act of 1910." 2. in this Act the expression "the Trustees" means interpreta. and includes the said Walter Brown, Robert Dunn, tion. Frederick Hasemann, Bernard Mackay, and Charles Sealy and their successors. 3. The Trustees may mortgage the whole or any Trustees may portion or portions of the said lands for any sum or sums mortgage. of money not exceeding at any one time the sum of three 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. 4. Every mortgage given or made in pursuance of Mo)tgage tmhoerptgoawgeeer,shaisfoerxeescauitdorms, aaydmcionnistatriantoarsp, oowr aesrsiogfnssainlecbasyetshpear m e a , y ei c a, o c o n . ftain of default in payment of any principal or interest moneys secured by such mortgage, or by breach of any of the conditions therein contained. 5. All moneys to arise from any mortgage made in Application pursuance of the powers aforesaid shall be expended in ci m f o"rtgNageeed. s of

10210 scnoks OF ARTS. Longreach School of ; Arts Land Sale Act. 1 GEO. V., the following order, so far as the same shall extend, that is to say, in payment of— (i.) The reasonable expenses of and attending such mortgage; (ii.) The costs of applying for, obtaining, and passing this 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. Trustees' 6. The receipts in writing of the Trustees exercising receipts to be any of the powers conferred by this Act for any moneys daigscohoadrge. paid or advanced to them in respect of any mortgage given 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. 1 Geo. V. An Act to Enable the Trustees of certain Parcels of THE LONGREACH Land in the Town of Longreach, used for the Solloor, OF ARTS LAND Purposes of the Longreach School of Arts, to SALE ACT OF 1910. Sell the Same or any part thereof, together with the Buildings erected thereon, and to Devote the Proceeds to the Purchase of Another Site and to the Building thereon of a New and. More Commodious School of Arts. [ASSENTED TO 4TH OCTOBER, 1910.] Preamble. W HEREAS Henry Ellis, John Cameron, David Cannon, Howard English,. and James Peter Peterson are the registered proprietors in fee-simple, under "The _Real Properly Acts, 1861 to 1887," of certain parcels of land situated in the town of Longreach, parish of Longreach, county of Portland, being allotments one and two of section seven, containing two roods sixteen perches, and which are more particularly described in Deed of Grant Number 05253, Volume 91, Folio 209, Central Registry, upon trust for a School of Arts: * 25 Vic. No. 14, supra, page 2148; 41 Vic. No. 18, supra, page 2 L96 ; 48 Vic. No. 4, supra, page 2205; and 51 Vic. No. 3, supra, page 2207.