SCHEDULE 1 - Memorial of Inden SCHEDULE 1 - Memorial of Indenture of Conveyance

Preamble , paragraphs (a) , (b) and (c) and section 3

| | | MEMORIAL of an Indenture to be registered pursuant to Act of Council in such case made and provided |

| | | | | | | Date | The twenty ninth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. | | | | | | | | Names and additions of the parties | Thomas Macdowell of Hobart Town in Tasmania Esquire John Forster of Hobart Town aforesaid Esquire and Alfred Garrett of Hobart Town aforesaid Esquire of the one part and The Right Reverend Francis Russell Nixon of New Town in Tasmania Lord Bishop of Tasmania of the other part. | | | | | Name and additions of the Witnesses | W. R. Giblin, Hobart Town is the Witness to the execution by the said Thomas Macdowell John Forster and Alfred Garrett. | | | | | Nature and object | By recitals contained in the now memorialising Indenture it is shown that the Land Church School House and buildings hereinafter described were vested in the said Thomas Macdowell John Forster and Alfred Garrett as Trustees for the purposes therein mentioned That the said Thomas Macdowell John Forster and Alfred Garrett were desirous of being discharged from the said Trusts and that they had requested the said Lord Bishop of Tasmania to accept a Conveyance of the said Land and hereditaments Upon the Trusts thereinafter mentioned And the now memorialising Indenture is a Conveyance of the Land Church School House and Hereditaments hereinafter described by the said Thomas Macdowell John Forster and Alfred Garrett unto and to the use of the said Lord Bishop of Tasmania and his Successors for ever Upon Trust that the said Land and Church should be and continue to be for ever dedicated to the purposes and holden solely for the uses and be appropriated to the Service of the United Church of England and Ireland. | | | | | Description | All That piece or parcel of Land containing by admeasurement Two roods and twenty eight perches or thereabout situate and being in the City of Hobart Town in Tasmania and bounded On the North east by Five chains fourteen links and one half-link north westerly along an allotment granted by the Crown to William Harper commencing at the South angle thereof on Macquarie Street at a point distant four chains sixteen links and one quarter of a link in a south westerly direction from Gore Street and extending to the Hobart Town Rivulet On the north west by one hundred and thirty three links and one half link or thereabout south westerly along that Rivulet Thence on the south west by a line of Twenty eight feet and six inches, by another line of sixty feet, and by another line of Twenty nine feet all extending ina south easterly direction but in different bearings along Land conveyed by James Ludovick Burnett to one William Searle Again on the north west by a south westerly line of four feet also along that Land Again on the south west by a south easterly line of one hundred and seventy two feet and two inches along other Land of the said William Searle (lately belonging to William McRobie) to Macquarie Street aforesaid and Thence on the South east by two chains north easterly along that street to the point of commencement And also All That the said Church And all that the said School House and all other buildings to the said Land belonging. | | | | | | | | Where situate | In Hobart Town. | | | | | | | | Consideration | The premises. | | | | | | |