Permanent Reserves Act 1911 (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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No. 39 of 1911.

AN ACT to change the dedication of portions

of Permanent Reserves numbered 2 and

and to authorise the sale of portions of

Bunbury Town Lots 122 and 352.

[Assented to 16th February, 1911.]

and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in this presentBE it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by andwith the advice and consent of the Legislative Council

Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

1.     This Act may be cited as the Permanent Reserves Act, 1911. Short title.

2.     All that piece or parcel of land described in the First Change of purpose

Schedule hereto, being a portion of the permanent reserve numbered of portion of Re.

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situate in the Claremont Municipal District and dedicated to

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the purpose of public recreation, is hereby excised from the said

reserve and included in reserve numbered A 5795 (School reserve).

1911, No. 39.] Permanent Reserves. [1 the. V.

Change of purpose	3. A ll that piece or parcel of land described in the Second
of portion of Re-

Schedule hereto, being a portion of the permanent reserve

serve	AIN
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numbered 1 situate at the Upper Margaret River Bridge, and

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dedicated to the purpose of park lands, is hereby excised from the said reserve and shall cease to be dedicated to the said purpose, and may be disposed of under and subject to the provisions of the

Land Act, 1898.

Power conferred on

the Municipality of 4. It shall be lawful for the Municipality of Bunbury to sell

Sunbury to sell por-	(a.)	The Northern moiety of Bunbury Town Lot 122, and
tions of certain re-

serves.	(b.) All that portion of Bunbury Town Lot 352 situated North of a straight line extending West from the South-West corner of the Northern moiety of Bunbury Town Lot 122, to the Western boundary of Bunbury Town Lot 352, and now with other lands vested in the said municipality in trust for public recreation and to transfer the same to the purchaser in fee simple dis- charged from the said trust:
Provided that the proceeds of sale shall be applied by the said

municipality to the improvement of the said recreation ground.

1 GEO. V.] Permanent Reserves. [1911, No. 39.

THE FIRST SCHEDULE.

All that piece or parcel of laud being portion of Reserve 18%-ti bounded by lines

starting from a point situate 859° 49' 70 6/10 links from the South-West corner of Melville Suburban Lot 82, and extending 359° 49' 4 chains 29 4/10 links ; thence 269° 55' 1 chain; thence 179° 49- 2 chains 61 4/10 links ; and thence 149" 5' 1 chain 95 7/10 links to the starting point, and containing an area of 1 rood 15 2/10 perches.

T H E SECOND SCHE DUL E.

That piece or parcel of land being portion of Reserve A—A- and containing one 7686

thousand acres, bounded on the South and East by lines extending West 100 chains and 1\1 orth 100 chains from a point situated 50 chains East of the 24- mile post on the Karridale-Busselton Road ; the opposite boundaries being. parallel and equal.

3y Authority: FRED. WM. SiMpsoN, Government Printer, Perth,