Oxford-street Extension Act 1904 (NSW)

Act No. 30, 1904.

to divest the MetropolitMii Board of AVater Siq)ply and Sewerag'o of certain lands, to vest tliem in the horong'h of Paddington for the pnr])ose of eonstrncting and opening certain public ways ; and for other purposes conse(pient thereon or incidental thereto. [21.s/ ])(Tnnhcr, 1904.]

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T )E it enacted by the King-’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with

the advice and ccnisent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Xew South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :—

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Sliort title. 1. This Vet mav be cited as the Oxford-street Extension

Act, 1901.” ‘

Land vesttd in 2. The Metropolitan Hoard of Water Supply and Sewerage is

borougit of

Paddington h r a

hereby divest('d of the lands described in the Sehednle hereto, and the

public way.

said lands are vestc'd in the borough of Paddington, subject to the

following conditions : ~

(a)	The council of the said borough shall, within six months after the commencement of this Act, construct and open for traffic
a public way on the said land; (b)

Act No. 81, 1904.

Loan.

(b) Tor tlic pur])os(' of maintainiii”', filtering, vopaii-ing, and constructing^ any works of the Crown or of the Metropolitan ]b)ard of M'at('r Siip})ly and Sewc'raye on or nnd(‘r tin' said lands, the Crown and tlie Constructing Autliorily for such works and the said hoard shall, until tlu' public way is opened on such lands, have' the same powers, and in the exercise of such powers shall he subject to the same liabilities as if the said lands were str(>('ts.

3.               The amount of the unimproved value of the land so vested, Vuiuoto u- cmiiiot

as estimated by the Seci'c'tary for huhlie Works, shall he credited fy

the said hoard in the accounts kept in the 'treasury.

SOlIKmiLE.

All th a t ].!(“(■(■ or piii ccl of land siuiati ' a t P adding ton , in tlii' paidsli of Alcxamlria, county of C um berland, and S ta ti ' of N ew Suulli W ales, be in" j)art of land \c s ted in the

Metro])oliiiUi Hoard of Whiter Supply and .Seweraj'e : Coninieiiciiu' on a soulliern side of

Oxford-street, a t a point bearino; 97 degrees 45 ndiiutes and d is ta n t (i7 feet an d an inch from the intersection of th e said side of Oxford-street with the eastern sid<; of Oatley- road ; tind bounded thence giuierally on th e north by sou thern sides of (he said Oxford- s t ree t bearing 97 degrees 45 initiufes IGO feet 9Jj inelu's, 1 0 1 degrei s 12 nnnutes 111 feet 9iJ inclu's, 1 19 degrees <S minutes 90 feet lO.j inches, and 125 degri'cs •'! [ minutes 8 fetd inches ; am i thence on the south by a line bearing 285 degrees 291 minutes 570 feet .51 inches to the po in t of comuiencement— be the stiid sei’ertil dimensions all a li t t le more or less, contiiining 2U’4 jterches or thereabouts , and said to be in th e possession of the Melroj)olitiUi Hcjiird of W liter Wujiplv and Sewerage. A ll bearings are fi'om the

true meridian.