Legislation, In force, New South Wales
New South Wales: Saint John's Church Leasing Act of 1884 48 Vic (NSW)
An Act to enable the Trustees of a certain parcel of land situate in Market Church and Short Streets in the town of Mudgee granted upon trust for the erection thereon of a Church of the United Church of England and Ireland and ofa Schoolhouse and Parsonage in connection therewith to lease certain portions of such land and to apply the rents and profits arising there- from.
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Cuvrcn Leasina,
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48° VIC. 1884.
Saint John's Church Leasing.
An Act to enable the Trustees of a certain
parcel of land situate in Market Church
and Short Streets in the town of Mudgee
granted upon trust for the erection thereon
of a Church of the United Church of
England and Ireland and ofa Schoolhouse
and Parsonage in connection therewith to
lease certain portions of such land and to
apply the rents and profits arising there-
from. [3lst¢ October, 1884. |
TWEREAS by a deed of grant bearing date the ninetcenth day of
October A.D. one thousand eight hundred and forty-three Her
Majesty Queen Victoria did grant unto the Right Reverend William
Grant Broughton Bishop of Australia George Cox and Nelson Summons
Lawson Trustces appointed under and by virtue of the Act eight
William the Fourth number five intituled "An Act to regulate the
temporal affairs of Churches and Chapels of the United Church of
England and Ireland in New South Wales" and to their heirs and
assigns all that piece or parcel of land in the territory of New South
Wales containing by admeasurement two acres and two roods be the
same more or less situate in the county of Wellington parish and
village of Mudgee commencing at the angle formed by Short-street
with the north-western extremity of Church-street and bounded on the
north by a line west five chains in Short-street on the west by a line
south five chains to Market-strect on the south by a line east five chains
to the corner of Market-street and Church-street and on the east by a
line north five chains in Church-street to the point of commencement
to hold the same unto the said Bishop of Australia George Cox and
Nelson Summons Lawson their heirs and assigns for ever upon trust for
the erection thereon of a Church of the United Church of England and
Ireland as by law established and also for the site of a schoolhouse in
connection with the said Church and also for a parsonage for the
clergyman duly licensed for the said Church And whereas the Church
of Saint John at Mudgee and also a schoolhouse in connection with
such Church and a parsonage for the clergyman duly licensed for the
said Church were erected upon certain portions of the land comprised in
the said recited grant And whereas the said Right Reverend William
Grant Broughton George Cox and Nelson Summons Lawson are all
long since dead and the Honorable George Henry Cox and Robert
Hoddle Driberg White are now the Trustees of the said parcel of land
and the same is now vested in them upon the trusts and toand for the
ends intents and purposes expressed and declared of and concerning the
same in and by the hereinbefore recited grant And whereas the
portion of land firstly described in the Schedule hereto (being part of
the land comprised in the said recited grant) was formerly used and
occupied for the purposes of a school in connection with the said
Church and playground and teachev's residence in connection therewith
but the said school has been for some time past closed and the said land
is not now required for any of the purposes named in the said grant
and it is expedicnt that the said Trustecs thereof should have power to
lease the same And whereas a parsonage was crected upon the parcel
of land secondly described in the Schedule hereto (being other portion
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of the land comprised in the said recited grant) and such parsonage is
now old and out of repair and is for other reasons now unsuited for the
purpose of a parsonage and it is expedient that the said Trustees should
also have power to lease the said parcel of land secondly described in the
Schedule hereto and to apply the rents and profits arising from the said
parcels of land as hercinatter provided Be it therefore enacted by the
Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the 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 lawfal for the said Honorable George ILenry Cox
and Robert Hoddle Driberg White or the survivor of them or other
the Trustees for the time being of the parcel of land comprised in the
hereinbefore recited Crown grant to lease either the whole orany part
or parts of the parcels of land described in the Schedule hereunder
written to any person or persons for any teem of years not exceeding
fifty years in possession and not in reversion and either upon building
leases or otherwise so as there be reserved in every such lease the best
yearly rent that can be reasonably obtained for the same without any
fine or foregift for the making thereof and so that there be contained
in every such lease a condition of entry by the lessors for non-payment
of rent or non-performance of covenants by the lessee within a reason-
able time to be therein specified and so that the lessee do execute a
counterpart and do thereby covenant for payment of the rent thereby
reserved and be not by any express words therein made dispunishable
for waste Provided that it shall be lawful for the lessors in any such
lease if they shall think fié to reserve a small rent during the first ten
yeurs or any less portion of the term thereby created in consideration
of the said lessce covenanting to erect buildings on the land demised
and an increased rent or inereased rents thereafter.
Trustees may grant
2. The said Ifonorable George Henry Cox and Robert Hoddle Application of
Driberg White or the 'Trustees for the time being of the said parcels Preeeeds-
of land deseribed in the Schedule hereto shall stand possessed of the
rents and profits and annval income arising therefrom upon such trusts
and for such uses ends intents and purposes for the bencfit of the
parish of Saint John at Mudgee as the said Trustees and the Church-
wardens for the time being of the Charch of Saint John at Mudgee or
a majority of them (with the consent of the Bishop for the time being
of the Diocese of Bathurst) shall determine with power to apply the
same or any part thereof in and towards the ercction of a parsonage
in conncetion with the said church upon any other portion of the land
comprised in the before-recited Crown grant.
3. 'This Act may be cited as the "Saint John's Church Leasing Short titlo,
Act of 1884."
THE SCHEDULE HEREINBEFORE REFERRED TO.
Virstly— All that picce or parcel of land situate in the town and parish of Mudgee
county of Wellington and Colony of New South Wales Commencing at the intersection
of the north side of Market-street with the west side of Church-street and bounded thence
on the cast by the western side of Church-street being a line hearing northerly to Short-
street on the north by the south side of Short-street being a line bearing west sixty-six
fect on the west by a line bearing south to Market-street. and on the south by the
north side of Market-strect being a line hearing east sixty-six feet to the point of
commencement.
Secondly—All that pareel of land situate in the town and parish aforesaid
Commencing at the intersection of the north side of Market-street with the eastern side
of alane separating the Church property from the Town Hall property and bounded
thenee on the south by the northern side of Market-strect being a line bearing east
ninety-nine feet on the east by a line bearing north to Short-strect on the north by the
south side of Short-street being a line bearing west nincty-nine feet to the Jane aforesaid
and on the west by the cast side of that lane being a line bearing south {vo the point of
commencement,
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