Observatory Hill Lands Leasing Act 1905 (NSW)

Act No. 20, 1905.

Observatory H ill Lands Leasing.

Act No. 20, 190o.

obsf̂ vatorv H im . A ct to autlioi*isc tlic Icaslim’ of certain

L ands LKAsiN<i.

resum ed lands situate at OOserAOitory H ill; to amend tlic Darliny Harbonr Adiarves lvesnni])tion Act, 1900; and for other pur­ poses. [11// ̂ (hioher, 1905.]

Prcamhlo.	\T73TE11EAS the land dcsciibcd in tlic Schedule to this Act is paid W of the resumed land referred to in the Darling Ilarhour
Wharves Eesumption Act, lilOO, and it is desirable to lease the said land for a term not exceeding ninety-nine years : Be it therefore enacted by tlie King’s Alost Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South AYales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :—

Sliort tide. 1. This .Vet may be cited as the “ Observatory Hill Lands

Leasing Act, 1905.”

Power to lease land. 2. Till' lands described in the Schedule to this Act, or any of such lands, may be leased by tlic Governor for any term not exceeding ninety-nine years, at such rents and subject to such conditions as he may think lit. The rent or other revenue arising from any lands so leased shall be paid into the Treasury, and carried to the Consolidated Eevenue Eund.

S C H E D U L E .

C oM M EXciXG a t tho intei 'sectiiiu of a wi-stei'u Iniildin,'; liiu' of (!('orn(‘-sti'('ct N o r th w ith a n o r th e rn biiililinL;' line of Urosvenor-street, and houndc'd thence on th e south, hoarinf;' Generally westerly, hy p a r t of tlie n o r t la ' rn build ing line i.)f th e said Grosvenor-stro(!t to its in tersec tion w ith an eastern Iniildiiig line of I ’rinces-street, hy a lini' to th e intersec tion of a north-w estern building lino ,,f I ’riiu-es-street w ith the north-eastern b in id ing lin(> of Crescent-street, and bv th e north-eastei-n building line of Cresei>nt-street to its inter- s('ction w ith tlu^ eastern building line of Ivent-street ; thence on the west by the eas te rn bu ild ing line of Kenl-s treet , bearing g(‘nerailv nor th e r ly to its intersec tion w ith a sou thern building line of \Viiidiiiill-sti'e(,‘t ; thence on th e noi'th, hearing easterly, hy a sou thern build ing line of th e said Windinil l-street and a prolongation to its intersection w ith a south-eastern building line of Lower F o r t s t r e e t ; thenc(! on tho north-west, bearing Jioi'th-easterlv, bv Jiart of th e soath-easti’rn bu ild ing line of tho said L ow er Fort sti cet to its intersection with a south-westei 'n side of George-street N o r th ; thence by a line bearing ea- ier lv about one huiulred and ten feet to a south-western corner of land vested in the S vdne \’ L larbour Trust ; thenci ' generally sou therly by a south-('astern boundarv of th a t land hearing nortli-eastcu'ly to a road l('ading to Uu^ horse fei’i'v ; thence hv a western, a south-western, an o th e r south-westeni, and a north-w('stern side of th a t road to its intersec tion with a north-eastern build ing line of George-street N o r th ; thence hv a lino southerlv to th e inlei-section of a so u th ­ eas tern bu ild ing lino of ( leoi’ge-street N o r th with a south-eastern huilding line of

1 lethel-sti'eet :

Act No. 21. 1905.

Tamworth Show-ground {Amendment).

l)(‘t lu ' l -s l reo t ; thence hv p a r t of tlie south-eastern building lino of iSethehstreet to tlu' most nortluu'ly corner of pi'oj)ei'ty knowji as th e Sailors’ H o m e ; thence by a line sou th­ westerly crossing A rgy le -s tns 't to th e south-eash 'rn conu 'r of a stone build ing know n as th e “ 1 mperial Otlices,” which corner is on an angle in tho n o r th e rn hu ild ing liiu' of original Q ueen’s W h a r f road, a t a })oint abou t forty-eight feet six inches from a south- ( 'astern bu ild ing line of (h 'oi 'ge-street N o r th ; thence by a prolongation of th e last described line to its in tersec tion w ith tht; north-eastern building line <if the ex is ting Q ueen’s W h a r f road ; thence by p a r t of th a t building lim^ of t h a t I'oad and its [u-olongation north-westerly to a north-w estern building line of the said Qeoi’ge.-street N o r t h ; tlumco south-westerly aTid southerly by north-w(>sterl\' a)id w('sterly bu ild ing lines of t h a t s treet, to th e point of couniKuicement,— ('xclusi\ (! of the ( Ibservatorv reserve. F ort -s t ree t School and land, T rin i ty Church an d land in Argyle-strcet, St. P a t r i c k ’s Church and P resb y te ry buildings, Ac.,

f ron ting Grosvenor, Gloucester and H a r r in g to n streets, th(^ Goodeuough Hoyal N a \a l

Home, and th i r t y feet east thereof fron ting Grosvenor-street.