Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documentsi
Version No. 001
Loch Public Hall Trust Act 1966
Act No. 7387/1966
Version as at 14 February 2000
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Section Page
Short title 5
Definitions 5
Validation of deed of trust 6
Power to pay fund to the trustees under the deed of trust 7
Application of fund by trustees under deed of trust 7
Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documents1
Version No. 001
Loch Public Hall Trust Act 1966
Act No. 7387/1966
Version as at 14 February 2000
An Act to validate a certain Deed of Trust relating to certain
Land at Loch and the Building thereon known as the Loch
Mechanics' Institute Hall, to authorize the Application of certain
Moneys raised for the Purpose of building a Memorial Hall at
Loch to the Erection of Extensions to the said Building, and for
other purposes.
Preamble
WHEREAS—
(a) a building known as the Loch Mechanics'
Institute Hall is erected on land (being the
land described in the First Schedule to the
deed of trust a copy of which is set out in
Schedule 1 to this Act) which was purchased
in or about the year 1891 and registered in
the names of certain persons who undertook
to erect within twelve months a building
thereon to be used as a Mechanics' Institute
and Free Library;
(b) the said land was in or about the year 1947
transferred to Patrick James Hayes William
Charles Green and Percival Roy Bridger all
of Loch who are now registered as the
proprietors thereof and hold the land as
trustees;
(c) subsequently under a constitution purporting
to be the constitution of a society known as
the Loch Mechanics' Institute the said
Percival Roy Bridger resigned as trustee and
Albert James Ferrier of Loch was appointed
to act in his place;
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(d) the said Loch Mechanics' Institute operating
under the said constitution and rules of
management conducted a public library and
hall at the said building for the use of the
people of Loch and district who were
subscribers thereto and from the year 1948,
the library having been discontinued and the
said building being used as a public hall, for
those people without payment of a
membership fee:
AND WHEREAS—
(a) at a public meeting held at Loch on the
11th day of September, 1945 it was resolved
that a new memorial hall be built at Loch and
for that purpose sums amounting to Eleven
hundred and seventy-eight pounds were
donated by various persons and a total sum
of Eleven hundred and ninety-nine pounds
was raised by public and other money-raising
efforts;
(b) at a public meeting held at Loch on the
12th day of October, 1945 it was resolved
that the land described in Schedule 2 be
purchased as a site for the proposed
memorial hall and the said lands were
purchased accordingly;
(c) at a public meeting held at Loch on the
13th day of December, 1955 it being not
practicable to proceed with the building of a
memorial hall with the amount of money
available it was resolved inter alia that a
further public meeting be called for the
24th day of January, 1956 for the purpose of
giving to persons who had subscribed money
for the purpose of erecting a memorial hall
the option of having their money returned
and of considering a proposal that any money
then remaining be used for a different
purpose;
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(d) a meeting was held on the said 24th day of
January and no person at the meeting sought
or at any other time has sought to have
returned any money subscribed by him;
(e) at the said meeting held on the 24th day of
January, 1956 it was resolved that the
resolution that a new memorial hall be built
in Loch carried by the meeting held on the
11th day of September, 1945 be rescinded;
(f) at a public meeting held at Loch on the
2nd day of September, 1960 it was
resolved—
(i) that this public meeting held to arrange
for the disposal of funds held for the
purpose of building a memorial hall
does not approve of the original
proposals to build a memorial hall; and
(ii) that if the trustees of the Loch
Mechanics' Institute would agree to
change the name of the Institute to
Public Hall the funds held in trust for
the purpose of building a new
memorial hall in Loch be handed over
to the trustees of the Loch Mechanics'
Institute for the purpose of extending
the existing hall of the Institute and
incorporating in the extensions club
rooms for the Loch Sub-branch of the
Victorian Branch of the Returned
Sailors' Soldiers' and Airmen's Imperial
League of Australia; and
(iii) subject to the preceding resolution
being approved by the Loch
Mechanics' Institute the trustees of the
land purchased for the new memorial
hall be empowered to sell the land by
public auction:
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AND WHEREAS—
(a) on the 22nd day of March, 1963 there
appeared in the Korumburra Times a
newspaper circulating in the Loch district
over the name of M. J. R. Coster the
Chairman of the Loch Mechanics' Institute
Hall Committee the following notice:
"Loch Mechanics' Institute.
I hereby convene a public meeting of the
residents of Loch and district to be held at
Loch Mechanics' Institute at 8 p.m. on the
9th day of April, 1963 for the following
purposes:
To approve the change of name to Loch
Public Hall.
To consider and approve of a trust deed
setting out the trusts on which the Loch
Public Hall premises are to be held.
To appoint trustees under the trust deed
and elect a committee and office
bearers.
To authorize the trustees to execute the
trust deed and register the trust as a
successory trust. Dated the 21st day of
March, 1963.";
(b) at a meeting held on the 9th day of April,
1963 pursuant to the said notice a draft of a
deed of trust providing that the trustees under
the deed should hold the land on which the
Loch Mechanics' Institute Hall is erected
upon trust to permit the same to be used in
perpetuity as a public hall and place of
recreation and amusement under the name of
the Loch Public Hall for the advantage and
benefit of the local residents was produced
and discussed and (inter alia) resolutions
approving the draft deed of trust and
accepting the change of name from the Loch
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Mechanics' Institute to the Loch Public Hall
were passed unanimously:
AND WHEREAS the deed of trust a copy of
which is set out in Schedule 1 is in the form of the
draft deed of trust adopted by the said meeting of
the 9th day of April, 1963 and was executed on the
3rd day of September, 1963 by the said Patrick
James Hayes William Charles Green and Albert
James Ferrier as trustees:
AND WHEREAS doubts have arisen concerning
the validity of the said deed of trust and it is
expedient to remove those doubts and to authorize
the application of the moneys held for the purpose
of a new memorial hall for another purpose and to
make other provision as hereinafter enacted:
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Queen's Most
Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria
in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of
the same as follows (that is to say):
Short title
This Act may be cited as the Loch Public Hall
Trust Act 1966.
Definitions
In this Act unless inconsistent with the context or
subject-matter—
"deed of trust" means the deed of trust dated the
3rd day of September, 1963 a copy of which
is set out in Schedule 1;
"fund" means the moneys donated and raised as
hereinbefore recited for the purpose of
erecting a new memorial hall at Loch
together with all interest accrued or accruing
thereon and includes the land described in
Schedule 2.
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3. Validation of deed of trust
(1) The deed of trust shall subject to this Act be
deemed to be lawful and valid for all purposes.
(2) The persons named in the deed of trust as trustees
and as a committee of management respectively
shall be deemed to have been properly and validly
appointed as such.
(3) The registered proprietors of the land described in
the First Schedule to the deed of trust shall do all
things necessary to transfer that land and any
furniture and effects mentioned in the deed of
trust and held by or vested in them to the trustees
under the deed of trust.
(4) The land described in the First Schedule to the
deed of trust together with all buildings and
improvements thereon and the furniture and
effects in or used for the purposes of the said
buildings—
(a) shall be held by the said trustees upon the
trusts expressed in the deed of trust free from
all other trusts; and
(b) shall be managed and controlled by a
committee as provided in the deed of trust:
Provided that notwithstanding anything in the
deed of trust—
(a) the said land buildings and improvements
including any extensions erected pursuant to
section 5 shall not be or be capable of being
sold or leased except to the Crown or the
municipality in whose municipal district the
land is situated or be or be capable of being
made subject to any power of sale; and
(b) no alteration or addition shall be made to the
deed of trust which would have the effect of
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altering the trust expressed in clause 2
thereof.
(5) The trusts evidenced by the deed of trust are
hereby declared to be trusts which may be
registered under Part II of the Religious
Successory and Charitable Trusts Act 1958.
4. Power to pay fund to the trustees under the deed of
trust
(1) Notwithstanding anything in any Act or law or in
any trust or agreement—
(a) the registered proprietors of the land
described in Schedule 2 may sell that land by
public auction; and
(b) the whole of the fund may after payment
thereout of all proper costs and expenses be
paid to the trustees for the time being under
the deed of trust.
(2) Upon payment of the fund or any part thereof
pursuant to this section to the trustees the persons
who held the fund or the part thereof so paid upon
trust for the purposes of a new memorial hall shall
be freed and discharged from all further duties and
liabilities under that trust in respect of the fund or
part thereof so paid.
5. Application of fund by trustees under deed of trust
The trustees under the deed of trust shall pay and
apply all moneys paid to them pursuant to
section 4 for or towards the erection of extensions
and a facade to the hall now erected on the land
referred to in section 3 and shall hold any portion
of the said moneys which remains after the
completion of the said extensions and facade upon
the trusts expressed in the deed of trust.
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SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1
TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:
WE PATRICK JAMES HAYES WILLIAM CHARLES GREEN and
ALBERT JAMES FERRIER all of Loch SEND GREETINGS:
WHEREAS in or about the year 1891 the land set out in the First Schedule
hereto was acquired and there was built thereon a building for many years
passed known as the Loch Mechanics Institute:
AND WHEREAS in or about the year 1947 PATRICK JAMES HAYES
Grazier WILLIAM CHARLES GREEN Farmer and PERCIVAL ROY
BRIDGER Farmer all of Loch were duly appointed Trustees and became and
remain registered as proprietors of the said land:
AND WHEREAS the said Percival Roy Bridger resigned as Trustee and
ALBERT JAMES FERRIER of Loch Farmer was appointed in his place:
AND WHEREAS the Loch Mechanics Institute operated under a
Constitution and Rules of Management for very many years as a Public
Library and Hall for the use of the people of Loch and district members
thereof consisting of subscribers:
AND WHEREAS in the year 1948 the library having been discontinued it
was duly agreed that the qualification of a membership fee be discontinued:
AND WHEREAS at a meeting of the residents of Loch and district convened
by the President of the Loch Mechanics Institute at Loch on the Ninth day of
April 1963 by resolutions of the said meeting We Patrick James Hayes
William Charles Green and Albert James Ferrier were elected Trustees of the
said land and premises and the persons named in the Second Schedule hereto
were elected members of the Committee of Management thereof:
AND WHEREAS a draft of this Deed having been submitted to and
approved by the said meeting we were authorized and directed by further
resolutions of the meeting to execute this Deed and to make and sign an
application to register the said Trust under Part II of the Religious
Successory and Charitable Trusts Act 1958:
NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH as follows—
In the interpretation of this Deed the following words shall have the
following meanings—
"the trust premises" means the land described in the First Schedule
hereto together with all buildings and other improvements for the
time being erected thereon and where the context permits
Preamble,
sections 2, 3.
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includes all furniture and effects for the time being situated in or
about or used for the purposes of the said buildings;
"the local residents" means the persons for the time being residing
within a radius of three miles of the intersection of the South
Gippsland Highway and the Loch Wonthaggi Road and such
other persons outside such area as are accepted as local residents
by an absolute majority of the committee at any committee
meeting which last-mentioned local residents shall continue to be
treated as such until the committee by a like majority declares
otherwise;
"the committee" means the committee hereby established for the
management and control of the trust premises;
"extraordinary resolution" means a resolution passed by a majority
of such adult local residents as are present at a general meeting
of which notice specifying the intention to propose the resolution
(which may be described briefly in general terms and may be
amended at the meeting) has been given by posting the same for
at least fourteen days before the meeting on the principal door of
the trust premises and by advertising the same twice in the
newspaper published in Korumburra so that not less than five
days intervene between the two insertions and also between the
last insertion and the meeting.
2. Subject to the powers and provisions herein contained the trustees shall
hold the trust premises upon trust to permit the same to be used in
perpetuity as a Public Hall and place of recreation and amusement under
the name of the Loch Public Hall for the advantage and benefit of the
local residents either gratuitously or in consideration of such money
payment and in either case on such terms and conditions as the
committee from time to time determine.
3. The trustees shall if so directed and may if so empowered by an
extraordinary resolution of a general meeting of local residents and
subject to and in accordance with the terms of such resolution sell
mortgage (with a power of sale) exchange lease or create or reserve
easements over the trust premises or any part thereof specified in such
resolution but so that such power to sell or exchange the trust property
shall notwithstanding anything contained in Clauses 3, 5, 9(b) and 9(c)
hereof be limited to a sale or exchange to or with the Crown or the local
municipality.
AND IT IS HEREBY DECLARED AS FOLLOWS—
(a) the trustees may if so authorized by resolution of the committee and
subject to and in accordance with the terms of such resolution lease
the trust premises or any part thereof specified in the resolution
without the sanction of an extraordinary resolution for a term not
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exceeding two years and may also if authorized and subject to and in
accordance with the terms of the resolution without the sanction of
an extraordinary resolution sell all or any of the furniture and effects
vested in them by virtue thereof;
(b) any land or premises taken by the trustees under any such exchange
as aforesaid shall be held by the trustees upon the trusts and with and
subject to the powers and provisions herein declared and contained.
4. The committee shall pay or provide for all payments required in respect
of the rates taxes repairs painting renewals and outgoings of all kinds in
respect of the trust premises and shall indemnify the trustees in respect
thereof.
5. The trust premises shall be insured against fire in the names of the
trustees in an office of repute approved by them in the sum of Two
thousand pounds in respect of buildings and the sum of Four hundred and
fifty pounds in respect of furnishings or such larger sums as the
committee shall direct and the receipts for the last premiums payable
shall be produced to the trustees whenever required by them and the
trustees shall not be required to pay the premium payable on any such
insurance or to pay any other outgoings of the trust premises and if the
trustees shall in their discretion make any such payment they shall give
notice thereof to the committee and shall forthwith be reimbursed by the
committee and should the committee on being applied to fail to
reimburse the trustees all moneys paid by them within one week of such
application the trustees may give a further notice of the committee and at
the expiration of one month from the giving of such further notice the
trustees may without any further consent or direction sell the trust
premises or any part thereof and repay to themselves the amount so paid
by the trustees.
6. Subject as aforesaid the trustees shall so far as practicable in any
disposition of or dealing with the trust premises act in accordance with
any resolution or direction of the committee of which they have notice.
7. No purchaser mortgagee lessee or other person dealing with the trustees
shall be concerned or at liberty to enquire nor shall the Registrar of Titles
or Registrar-General be concerned to enquire whether any resolution or
authority of the local residents or the committee has been made or given
and no sale mortgage lease or other dealing by the trustees shall be
impeachable on the ground that no resolution or authority was made or
given or on the ground of any impropriety or irregularity connected with
any such resolution or authority but as regards such purchaser mortgagee
lessee or other person (including the Registrar of Titles or Registrar-
General) the transaction shall be conclusively presumed to be within the
powers of the trustees and to be proper and regular in every respect and
shall be valid accordingly.
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8. The trustee shall not be concerned to see that the committee or any of
their officers are properly appointed or as to the regularity of their
meetings of proceedings and may act on any writing purporting to be a
copy of a resolution passed by the committee and entered in the
committee's minute book signed by the secretary or chairman for the time
being of the committee and or by the person for the time being professing
to act as such secretary or chairman nor shall the trustees be concerned to
see that any meeting of local residents was properly called or that any
extraordinary resolution was properly passed or as to the regularity of
any such meeting or the proceedings thereat and may act on any writing
purporting to be a copy of a resolution passed at any meeting of local
residents and signed and certified as a true copy by the chairman of such
meeting. And the trustees shall not incur any liability or responsibility for
acting on any such writing.
9. The following moneys, namely—
(a) all moneys received by the trustees under any fire insurance;
(b) all surplus moneys arising on a sale by the trustees under Clause 5
hereof;
(c) all moneys received by the trustees on or from the sale mortgage or
lease of the trust premises or any part thereof;
(d) all moneys received by the trustees from any mortgage of the trust
premises or any part thereof;
(e) any other moneys received by trustees from or in respect of the trust
premises on which care in anywise subject to the trusts hereof—
shall be paid to the committee.
10. (a) the management and control of the trust premises shall be vested in a
committee constituted as hereinafter provided;
(b) the committee shall consist of twelve members and in addition the
trustees as hereinafter referred to;
(c) the first members of the committee shall be the persons named in the
Second Schedule hereto;
(d) the members of the committee shall retire from office on the day of
the annual general meeting of local residents to be held each year
commencing with the annual meeting to be held in the year One
thousand nine hundred and sixty-four;
(e) members of the committee to fill the places of those retiring shall be
elected each year by the adult local residents at the said annual
general meeting and retiring committee members shall be eligible for
re-election and shall remain in office until their successors are
re-appointed;
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(f) four members of the committee shall be elected by the annual
general meeting each year to fill the positions of President Vice-
President Secretary and Treasurer respectively and Maurice James
Robinson COSTER shall be the first President Michael Augustine
BINGHAM the first Vice-President Aubrey Clarence SMITH the
first Secretary and William Robert THOMPSON the first Treasurer;
(g) casual vacancies occurring among the committee members prior to
any annual meeting may be filled up by the committee;
(h) no person shall be eligible to hold office as a committee member
unless he or she shall be an adult local resident and any committee
member ceasing to be a local resident shall thereby cease to be a
committee member;
(i) the trustees from time to time shall be ex officio members of the
committee and shall not (whilst they remain trustees) be required to
retire in accordance with Clause 10(d) hereof.
11. (a) an annual general meeting of local residents shall be held for the
purpose of transacting business connected with the trust premises in
the month of March each year at such time and place as the
committee shall decide and not less than seven days' notice of the
time and place fixed for the meeting shall be given by advertisement
in the newspaper published in Korumburra and shall be posted up on
the principal door of the trust's premises for at least seven days
previous to the meeting;
(b) if the committee does not call the annual general meeting in the
month of March in any year any ten adult local residents may call the
meeting for any day in April and notice of the time and place fixed
for the meeting shall be given by them in the manner hereby
prescribed in the case of an annual general meeting called by the
committee;
(c) a special general meeting may be called at any time by the
committee or by any twenty adult local residents and notice of the
time and place fixed for the meeting shall be given in the manner
hereby prescribed in the case of an annual general meeting called by
the committee and such notice shall specify the business intended to
be transacted at the meeting;
(d) the president and failing him the vice-president shall preside at any
general meeting and in the absence of them both some person chosen
by the meeting;
(e) the only persons who shall be entitled to vote at general meetings
shall be adult local residents. The quorum necessary for the
transaction of the business of a general meeting shall be eight adult
residents.
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12. The committee shall regulate its own procedure provided as follows—
(a) the president and failing him the vice-president shall preside at
meetings of the committee and in the absence of them both a
member chosen by the meeting;
(b) the quorum necessary for the transaction of the business of the
committee shall be seven members;
(c) at least one clear day's written notice of the time and place fixed for
holding a meeting of the committee shall be give to every member
thereof;
(d) a minute book shall be kept by the committee and all proceedings of
the committee shall be entered therein.
13. In case of an equality of votes at a general meeting or at a meeting of the
committee the chairman shall have a second or casting vote.
14. Any notice to be given to any person under this deed shall be sufficiently
given if sent through the post to his usual or last known place of
residence. Any notice to be given to the committee shall be sufficiently
given if sent through the post to the Secretary at his usual place of
residence.
15. The committee shall (subject to such conditions and restrictions as are
imposed by a general meeting) have the following additional power—
(a) at any time or times to close the trust premises or any part thereof for
the purpose of carrying out repairs alterations or other similar work
for such period as may be necessary;
(b) to give any person or persons corporate or unincorporate the
exclusive use of the trust premises or any part thereof for any period
not exceeding one week at a time and the right during such period to
make such charges for the admission of the general public as such
person or persons shall think fit (but not exceeding any maximum
amount for each person fixed by the committees);
(c) to make charges for the use or hire of the trust premises or any part
thereof or for admission thereto on any particular occasion;
(d) to permit the trust premises or any part thereof to be used with or
without charge by any religious denomination for religious services
or other purposes;
(e) in special circumstances to permit the trust premises or any part
thereof to be used free of charge by any person or persons;
(f) to raise money by public subscription or otherwise and to borrow
money on or without security (including a guarantee);
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(g) to repair alter enlarge or rebuild the buildings and other
improvements for the time being erected on the said land and to erect
additional buildings or improvements;
(h) to make alter or rescind rules with regard to the carrying on and
management of the trust premises and to all or any of the matters in
respect of which any power or duty is hereby vested in the
committee.
16. All monies received by the committee under or for the purposes of this
deed shall be applied by the committee in repairing and improving the
trust premises and keeping the same and the furniture and effects for the
time being therein insured against fire and otherwise as the committee
shall deem necessary and in paying all rates taxes interest and other
outgoings from time to time payable in respect thereof and in paying all
expenses of carrying on the trust premises and all debts secured thereon
or incurred in connexion therewith and providing and repairing furniture
and such other things as may be required or considered expedient for the
purposes of the trust premises and for charitable or other deserving
purposes or otherwise in executing the trusts and powers herein
contained provided that the committee shall not make any payment
exceeding Twenty pounds for charitable or other deserving purposes
without the sanction of a general meeting.
17. At the annual general meeting in each year an auditor shall be appointed
to audit the trust accounts. Until the annual meeting to be held in the year
1964 the auditor shall be Gordon WILLIAMS. At the annual meeting in
each year duly audited accounts of the trust premises for the preceding
financial year (including accounts of all moneys received and disbursed
by the committee) shall be submitted.
18. The following provisions as to the appointment of new trustees and the
retirement of trustees shall apply to this deed by way of variation and
extension of the statutory powers.
19. (a) the trustees of this deed shall be three in number;
(b) no person who is not an adult local resident shall be appointed a
trustee hereof and any trustee who ceases to be a local resident shall
thereby cease to be a trustee of this deed;
(c) any trustee may retire from the trusts of this deed on giving two
months' notice in writing of his intention so to do to each of the other
trustees for the time being and to the chairman (if any) of the
committee and upon the termination of such two months the trustee
giving the notice shall cease to be a trustee of this deed;
(d) new trustees or a new trustee to fill a vacancy or to increase the
trustees to a number not exceeding three may be selected by a
general meeting;
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(e) the statutory power of appointing new trustees shall not be exercised
by the surviving or continuing trustees or the personal
representatives of the last surviving or continuing trustee unless and
until a general meeting has been called for the purpose of electing
new trustees and has failed to do so.
(f) any trustees hereof shall vacate his office upon the passing of a
resolution to the effect that such trustee shall be removed at a general
meeting at which not less than twelve adult local residents shall be
present.
19. Subject to the provisions of the Religious Successory and Charitable
Trusts Act 1958 this deed may be amended or added to by an
extraordinary resolution of a general meeting.
AS WITNESS our hands and seals the 3rd day of September One thousand
nine hundred and sixty-three.
THE FIRST SCHEDULE HEREINBEFORE REFERRED TO
All that piece of land being Lot 12 Section E on Plan of Subdivision Number
1887 being part of Allotement 30 Parish of Jeetho West and being the land
referred to in Certificate of Title Volume 2330 Folio 936.
THE SECOND SCHEDULE HEREINBEFORE REFERRED TO
Name Address Occupation
James Patrick Bingham South Gippsland
Highway, Loch
Dairy Farmer
William Henry Crook Clarence-street, Loch Retired
Joseph White Victoria-street, Loch Builder
Roderick Thomas Horner Anderson's Hill-road,
Loch
Dairy Farmer
Peter McRobert Wonthaggi-road, Loch Dairy Farmer
John Alwyn Dyson Wonthaggi-road, Loch Dairy Farmer
Francis Howath Smith-street, Loch Retired
Robert E. Latham Boundary-road, Loch Dairy Farmer
Aubrey Clarence Smith (Sec.) Ferrier's-road, Loch Builder
Michael Augustine Bingham
(V.P.)
South Gippsland
Highway, Loch
Dairy Farmer
Maurice James Robinson
Coster (P.)
South Gippsland
Highway, Loch
Dairy Farmer
William Robert Thompson (T.) Clarence-street, Loch Butcher
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SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by
the said PATRICK JAMES HAYES in the
presence of: E. J. YANN, J.P.
L.S.
P. J. HAYES
SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by
the said WILLIAM CHARLES GREEN in
the presence of: E. J. YANN, J.P.
L.S.
W. GREEN
SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by
the said ALBERT JAMES FERRIER in
the presence of: E. J. YANN, J.P.
L.S.
A. J. FERRIER
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SCHEDULE 2
All that piece of land being Lots 1 and 2 Block F on plan of subdivision
number 1887 lodged in the Office of Titles and being part of Crown
allotment 30 parish of Jeetho West county of Mornington and being the
whole of the land comprised in certificate of title volume 2777 folium 308.
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Preamble,
sections 2, 4.
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General Information
The Loch Public Hall Trust Act 1966 was assented to on 10 May 1966 and
came into operation on 10 May 1966.
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2. Table of Amendments
There are no amendments made to the Loch Public Hall Trust Act 1966 by
Acts and subordinate instruments.
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3. Explanatory Details
No entries at date of publication.
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