Renmark Irrigation Trusts Loan Act 1896 (SA)
A. | D. 1896. |
No. 650.
An Act to amend " The Renmark Irrigation Trusts
Act, 1893.''
E.i t Enacted by the Governor of the Proviiice of South
Aus-
B tralia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council
and House of Assembly of the said province, in this present
Parliament assembled, as follows:
1. Any Trust constituted undcr " The Renmark Irrigation TrustsPower to d e c l 8 ~
purpose of carrying out any of the purposes or objects of the Trust, from time to time raise money by way of loan on the security of its rates.
2, The Treasurer may, out of the public moneys, advance toTreaeurer may
the sum of Three Thousand Pounds. |
3, The said sum of Three Thousand Pounds, with interestTermsof repayment. thereon at the rate of Four and a Half Pounds per ccntum per annum, shall be repaid by the Trust by half-yearly payments of One Hun- dred and Fourteen Pounds Ten Shillings, extending over a period of twenty years, such payments to be made on the first days of March and September in each year during the said period, the first of such payments to be made on the first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven, and the sums to be so paid shall be a first charge on all rates declared by the Trust until
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the Ioan and interest is paid off: Provided always -that the Trust may at any time during the said period of twenty
yeare pay off the whole amount of said loan then unpaid, with the interest accrued
due to the date of | papent. |
4, The payments of principal and interest shall be made by |
the Trust to the State Bank of South Australia, hereinafter called the State Bank; and the State Bank is hcrcby empowered to receive, sue for, and recover all sums due from the Trust in repayment of the loan, |
in paving all sums due in respect of the loan and the costs incurred in e&rying out the powers vested in the State Bank by this |
Short | The Renmark Irrigation Trusts |
Loan Act, 1896."
In the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, I hereby assent to |
this Bill.
T. F. BUXTON, Governor.
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