University and College Lands (Saint Paul’s College and Wesley College) Act 1957
Schedule Three
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Schedule Three
Schedule Three
(Section 3 (1))
Description of residue of land held by trustees for Saint Paul’s College.
ALL THAT piece or parcel of land having an area of 14 acres 3 roods 23 perches situate in the Parish of Petersham, County of Cumberland and State of New South Wales being the whole of the land comprised in Crown Grant Registered Volume 1375 Folio 60 together with part of one hundred and twenty-six acres granted to the University of Sydney on the eighteenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, COMMENCING on the north-western alignment of City Road (formerly known as Newtown Road), at a point bearing north-easterly and distant 89 feet 2¾ inches from its intersection with the northern alignment of Carillon Avenue (formerly known as Saint Paul’s Road) and bounded thence on part of the south-east by the north-western alignment of City Road ninety feet wide, being lines bearing 40 degrees 28 minutes 20 seconds for 307 feet 5½ inches, and 38 degrees 45 minutes for 121 feet 6½ inches; thence on part of the north-east by a fenced line bearing 327 degrees 07 minutes for 55 feet 9¼ inches; thence on part of the south-east by a fenced line bearing 36 degrees 52 minutes for 95 feet 11¼ inches to a point which lies on the prolongation of the north-eastern side of a stone lodge; thence again on part of the north-east by a line bearing 306 degrees 31 minutes for 158 feet 6 inches, and by a circularly curved line of 100 feet radius concave towards the east whose length is 79 feet 10½ inches and whose chord bears 329 degrees 24 minutes for 77 feet 9¼ inches, and again by a straight line bearing 352 degrees 17 minutes for 277 feet 10¼ inches; thence on part of the north by a line bearing 262 degrees 17 minutes for 161 feet 8 inches; thence again on part of the north-east by a fenced line bearing 327 degrees 58 minutes for 180 feet; thence again on part of the north by a line bearing 262 degrees 17 minutes for 397 feet 1½ inches to the north-eastern corner of the lands described in Schedule One to this Act; thence generally on the south-west by lines separating subject area from the lands described in Schedule One to this Act and Women’s College land bearing 181 degrees 41 minutes for 224 feet 8 inches; 204 degrees 41 minutes for 102 feet 6¾ inches; 169 degrees 27 minutes 30 seconds for 461 feet 8½ inches (partly fenced); 149 degrees 41 minutes for 124 feet 9 inches; 169 degrees 04 minutes for 50 feet (along the edge of an eaves gutter); 81 degrees 12 minutes for 2 feet 4½ inches, and along a line in part fenced bearing 169 degrees 30 minutes for 118 feet 10 inches to the northern alignment of Carillon Avenue aforesaid; thence on part of the south by that alignment bearing 88 degrees 16 minutes for 20 feet to the south-western corner of a stone pillar; thence on part of the north-east by a fenced line bearing 349 degrees 04 minutes for 121 feet 7 inches; thence again on part of the south by lines passing partly along a fence, touching the north-western corner of a brick building and again passing along a fence bearing 87 degrees 27 minutes for 163 feet 9¼ inches; and 88 degrees 15 minutes 40 seconds for 253 feet 1¾ inches and bounded thence again on part of the west by a fenced line being the eastern boundary of land comprised in Crown Grant Registered Volume 2352 Folio 207, bearing 174 degrees 31 minutes for 56 feet 5 inches to the point of commencement, be the said several dimensions all a little more or less.