Saint Francis Roman Catholic Church Land Sale Act 1893 (NSW)

56° VIC. 1893.

Saint Francis Roman Catholic Church Land Sale.

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L and	Sale.	Reverend Patrick Francis Cardinal Moran, Patrick Ryan Larkin, John Flanagan, and John Seage, or other the trustees for the time being of certain lands situated in Castlereagh, Campbell, Flizabeth, and Hay Streets, in the city of Sydney, to sell the said land, and to provide for the applica­ tion of the i^roceeds thereof, \btli June,
1893.]

Preamble. T T T nE R E A S by a certain grant from tlie Crown under the hand

T V and seal oi of the Right Honorable Charles R,ohert, Baron

Carrington, Governor-in-Cliief of the Colony of New South Wales, hearing date the twenty-ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, the lands described in the Schedule hereto were granted unto the Most Reverend Patrick Erancis Moran, the Pi-everend Patrick Ryan, Patrick Ryan Larkin, John Elanagan, and John Seage, and their lieirs, upon trust as a site for a Roman Catholic Church ; And whereas the said Reverend Patrick Ryan has since departed this life ; And wluu’eas it is expedient that the said land should he sold to tlie Municipal Council of Sydney, and that the proceeds to arise from such sale should he applied in or towards the purchase of another site for a Roman Catholic; Church, in the parish of Saint Laurence, in the city of Sydney and tlu' erection of such Church : Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Lc'gislative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :—-

Trust oea aullioriaed	1. After the passing ot‘ this Act it sliall he lawful for the said Patrick Erancis Moran, Patrick Ryan Larkin, John Elanagan, and John Seage (hereinafter styled trustees), their heirs and assigns, or other the trustee or trustees for the time being of the said grant of the twenty-ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty- nine, to sell and absolutely dispose of the said laud by private contract to the Municipal Council of Sydney at such price as may he agreed between tlie said trustees and the said Municipal Council, and when sold to convey the same to the said Municipal Council freed and discharged from the said trusts affecting the same, and the receipt in writing of the said trustees, their heirs or assigns, or of the said trustees or trustee for the time being of the said grant, shall absolutely discharge the said Municipal Council from the purchase money from seeing to the application of the said purchase money, and from all liability as to the mis-application or non-application thereof.
to sell.
Application of
proceeds.	2. The said trustees, their heirs or assigns, shall stand possessed of all moneys arising from such sale as aforesaid u]ion trust to apply the same in or towards iiurchasing and flaying for another site for a Pioman Catholic Church, in the parish of Saint Laurenci', in the city of Sydney aforesaid, and building such Churcli; and the receipt of any person or persons to whom any moneys shall he paid under the pro­ visions of this Act shall be valid and complete discharges to the said trustees, their heirs or assigns, for such moneys.

THE

1893.   56*̂ VIC.

Waverley liomap, Catholic Church Land Sale.

THE SCHEDULE EEFEERED TO.

All that piece or pared of land in onr said Colony, containing hy admeasurement one rood thirty-four perches and three-fourths of a ]iercli, be the same more or less, situated in the county of Cumberland and parish of Saint Laurence, city of Sjuliicy: Commencing on the bTiilding line of the southern side of Campboll-street at its inter­ section with the building line of the eastern side of Castlereagh-street; and bounded thence on the north by the building line of Camjjbell-street aforesaid bearing south eightv-six degrees twenty minutes oast one chain eighty-one links and ninety-three one- hundredths of a link to the building line of Elizabeth-street; on the east by the building lino of Elizabeth-street aforesaid bearing south fifty-live minutes east two chains seventy- one links and one-fiftieth of a link to the building line of Hay-street; on the south by the building line of Hay-street aforesaid bearing north eighty-six degrees seventeen minutes west one chain sixty-four links and three-fourths of a link to the building line of Castlereagh-street aforesaid ; and on the west by the building line of Castlcroagh- sfreet aforesaid bearing north four degrees thirty-one minutes west two chains seventy- two links and eighty-three one-hundredths of a link, to the point of commencement.