Osborne's Leasing Act 1881 45 Vic (NSW)

An Act to enable the Trustees of the will Of osx: tess. Henry Osborne deceased to grant building = and mining leases for ninety-nine years.

[Ath October, 1881.]

ITEREAS Henry Osborne late of Marshall Mount in the District Preamble.

of Illawarra Esquire being at the time of his death scised and possessed of (amongst other lands) the lands and hereditaments described in the schedule hereto duly made and executed his last will and testament in writing bearing date the thirtieth day of December one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight whereby after certain bequests and deviscs not matcrial to be here set forth devised unto his sons Henry Till Osborne Patrick Hill Osborne Alick Osborne Benjamin Marshall Osborne and John King Osborne the trustecs of his will all his lands situated in the county of Northumberland in the said Colony containing about two thousand eight hundred acres Also all the moiety or share purchased by him from Mr. Hale in land on the west side of the Bulli road Also the whole of the land containing forty-eight acres situate in the district of Bulli lately purchased by him from Hicks Also the fifty-one acres of land situate in the said district lately purchased by him from Orgam Also the five hundred and fifty-seven acres of land situate in the said district lately purchased by him from Caunt Also the land lately bought by him of Mr. Henning Also all those one hundred and sixty-seven acres two roods and fifteen perches lately purchased by him from James Collins but not then conveyed to him And also all his property on the Bulli Mountain comprising six hundred and fourteen acres purchased by him in several allotments from the Crown all of which parcels of Iand are described in the Schedule to this Bill together with the railways plant machinery and fixtures or parts and shares of railways plant machinery and fixtures thercto belonging And the henefit of all leases of any portions of the said land and the covenants therein contained and the right of pre-emption of the