Silkstone Coal-mine Railway Act Further Amending Act of 1894 57 Vic (NSW)

An Act to further amend the " Silkstone Coal-_ sssroxe coat.

mine Railway Actof 1889." [26th April, 1894. |

TIEREAS by the "Silkstone Coal-mine Railway Act of 1889," hercinafter designated the Principal Act, Richard Tilden Smith

and John Thomas Mance, both therein described, their heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns were authorised, upon the condition and terms therein contained, to construct, subject to the liabilities therein. imposed, a railway from the Silkstone Coal-mine, situated near Maitland, in the parish of Stanford, in the county of Northumberland, in the Colony of New South Wales, over and through certain portions of land of the Crown, bodies corporate, and private persons respectively, to the Great Northern Railway, for conveying coal and goods, and at their option passengers and live stock, provided that the said railway should be constructed and brought into use within three years from the passing of the said Pr incipal - Act: And whereas the whole of the respective authoritics, powers, rights, and interests, and all and singular the lands and hereditaments conferred on and vested in the said Richard Tilden Smith and John Thomas Mance, their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, in and by the said Acts, have been vested in the "Clyde Coal, Land, and Investment Company (Limited)," hereinafter designated "the said Company": And whereas by the "Silkstone Coal-mine Railway Act Amending Act of 1891" the period of time limited by the Principal Act for the construction of the said railway and for bringing the saine into use was extended by the term of two years beyond the time limited by the said Act, namely, until

MINE Raraway Act Vorricer AMENDING.

Preamble.

Authority to extend railway.

Site of extension shall be vested in Clyde Company without grant.