Legislation, In force, New South Wales
New South Wales: Hay Athenaeum Trustees Enabling Act 1893 56 Vic (NSW)
An Act to enable the trustees of the Hay 'Amsr 'TRUSTRES Atheneum to mortgage certam lands and = buildings situated in the town of Hay, and for the declari ng the trusts of the moneys raised by such mortgage.
          An Act to enable the trustees of the Hay 'Amsr
'TRUSTRES
Atheneum to mortgage certam lands and =
buildings situated in the town of Hay, and
for the declari ng the trusts of the moneys
raised by such mortgage. [4th April, 1893. |
AY TILEREAS by an Act of Parliament assented to the eighth day Preamble.
of July, in the year one thousand eight Iundred and eighty-
seven, Her ] Majesty did give and grant unto Alexander Pentleton
Stewart, Thomas Robertson, and William Travis, the trustees of the
Hay Atheneum, their heirs and assigns, all that parcel of land, situate
in the town ot Hay, mentioned and particularly described in the
Schedule to this Act, upon trust to permit and suffer the said lands to
be appropriated as a site or place for the erection of such building or
buildings for the Hay Athen:cum, established in the town of Hay, for
promoting the knowledge of the arts and sciences amongst mechanics
and others as the president, senior vice-president, and treasurer for the
time being of such institution should think fit: And whereas in pur-
stance of the said trusts, certain buildings were erected on the said
land for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the said insti-
tution: And whereas the pr esent accommodation is unsuited to the
yequirements of the said institution, and the buildings in use are in
need of repair and enlargement, and it is expedient that the said
Alexander Pentleton Stewart, Thomas Robertson, and William Travis,
should have power to raise money by mortgage of the said lands for
the purpose of adding to, enlarging, altering, and repairing the build-
ings now standing upon the s said lands: And whereas such power of
mortgage cannot be obtained without legislative sanction: Be it there-
fore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent J Majesty, by and with the
Cc advice
Power to borrow
money for building,
&e
When power of
mortgage to be
exercised,
Money raised on
mortgage.
56 VIC. 1893,
Hay Athenum Trustees Enabling.
advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly
of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority
of the same, as follows :—
1. It shall be lawful for the said Alexander Pentleton Stewart,
Thomas Robertson, and William Travis, or the survivors or survivor of
them, or the trustees or trustce for the time being of the said lands,
hereinafter called the trustees, from time to time, for the purpose of
raising any sum or sums of money not exceeding three thousand
pounds, which in their or his opinion it may he desirable to borrow for
the purpose of adding to, enlarging, altering, and repairing the buildings
of the said institution, to execute any mortgage or mortgages in fee,
or for a less estate, of the whole or any part or parts of the said lands
and hereditaments, with power of sale and all other usual powers,
provisions and covenants: Provided always, and it is hereby enacted,
that the power of mortgage hereinbefore conferred shail not be
exercised unless authority be given by a resolution passed by a
majority of at least two-thirds of the members of the said institution
present and entitled to vote at a special meeting of members, of which
at least fourteen days' notice shall have been given by advertisement.
in two separate issues of at least one local newspaper; and provided
further that such resolution shall have been confirmed by a like
majority of the members present at a subsequent special general
mecting, of which a similar notice as aforesaid shall have been du y
given, and held at an interval of not less than fourteen days nor more
than one month from the date of the meeting at which such resolution
shall have been first passed: Provided that no person who shall
advance money upon the security of any mortgage purporting to be
made under the power hereby given shall be bound to inquire as to the
advisableness or propriety of the raising of such money, or as to the
application of such money when raised and advanced; and the receipt
of the said trustees for the moneys so advanced shall effectually
discharge the person advancing the same from being bound to see to
the application thereof, and from any liability in respect of the mis-
application or non-application thereof: Provided also that prior to any
proposed mortgage being completed the consent of the Minister of Public
Instruction for the time being shall he obtained in writing after a full
statement to him of the facts relating to such proposed mortgage.
2. The said trustees shall stand possessed of the moncys raised
by any such mortgage upon trust in the first place to pay the costs
and expenses of this Act, and in the next place to apply the same in and
towards the adding to, enlarging, and repairing the buildings now
standing upon the said lands: Provided always that it shall be lawful
to apply from time to time so much of the funds of the said institution
as the committee of the said institution shall think proper in and towards
the payment of, or in and towards providing a sinking fund for the
payment of the principal and interest due and owing on the security
of any mortgage executed under the power hereinbefore contained.
SCHEDULE.
Town and parish of Hay, county Waradgery, containing one rood nineteen and
three-quarter perches more or less: Commencing at the intersection of the southern
side of Moppett-street with the western side of Lachlan-street ; and bounded thence on
the north by part of the southern side of Moppett-strect west two chains twenty-two
and three-quarter links; thence on the west by a line south one chain sixty-cight and
one fifth links ; thence on the south by a line east two chains twenty-two and three-
quarter links to the western side of Lachlan-strect aforesaid ; thenee on the east by part
of that side of that street north one chain sixty-eight and one sixth links, to the point
of commencement. Being part of section twenty-six, as shown on plan. catalogued IL
20, 1,694, in the Surveyor-General's Office.
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