Geraldton Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute Act 1929 (WA)

Western Australia Geraldton Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute Act 1929 Western Australia Geraldton Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute Act 1929 Contents 1. Short title 2 2. Interpretation 2 3. Incorporation dissolved 2 4. Trustees to be a corporate body 2 5. Land, chattels and money vested in trustees 4 6. Trustees' powers 4 7. Common seal, affixing of 5 8. Registrar of Titles to register trustees as proprietors of land 5 9. Trustees' expenses to be reimbursed 5 10. Protection of trustees 5 11. Accounts, annual report, and financial statement 5 Notes Compilation table 6 Western Australia Geraldton Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute Act 1929 An Act to vest the Geraldton Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute in Trustees and for purposes incidental thereto. Preamble WHEREAS the Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute Incorporated is registered as the proprietor of all those pieces of land being: — Firstly: Portion of Geraldton town lot 54 and being part of lot 1 on Diagram 3065 now the subject of Diagram 5349, and secondly, portion of Geraldton town lot 54 and being lot 2 on Plan 3065, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 768, Folio 48: And whereas the said land, together with certain furniture, fittings, goods, and chattels now upon or about the said land or in, upon, or about the buildings erected thereon was purchased with certain funds collected by a committee, for the purpose of providing in Geraldton a suitable memorial to fallen sailors and soldiers: And whereas the sum of One thousand one hundred and thirteen pounds fifteen shillings and sevenpence (£1,113 15s. 7d.) 2 or thereabouts, being the unexpended balance of such funds and interest thereon, is now held by the mayor of Geraldton, having been handed over by the said committee to the said mayor: And whereas it is expedient to vest the said land and the said furniture, fittings, goods, and chattels and the said money in trustees and to invest such trustees with certain powers: Be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in the present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: —