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The Superintendent of each Province shall as soon as con- Superintendent to lay
veniently may be, lay before the Provincial Council thereof full and particulars of all mat
true particulars of all transactions matters and things whatsoever, ters before Provincial
in any way relating to the management and administration of the Council.
said lets so to be vested in him as aforesaid. -
All the rents, issues, profits and proceeds, arising from such Appropriation of
lands within each Province, and from the sale mortgage or other Rents, &c.
disposition thereof, shall be from time to time paid and accounted
for to the Provincial Treasurer of such Province, or other person
. acting in that behalf, and shall be appropriated in such manner as
the Superintendent and Provincial Council of such Province shall
by any Act or Ordinance to be duly passed in that behalf direct. -
The Superintendent and Provincial Council of any Pro- Administration to be
vince may, by any Act or Ordinance duly passed in that behalf, regulated by Act or
regulate the management and administration of the Lands so to Ordinance of Provin-
be vested in the Superintendent of such Province. cial Council. -
Nothing herein contained shall in any way prejudice or Rights of others than
affect the right of any person or Body Corporate, in, to, or over any Her Majesty not to
such lands, except the right of Her Majesty, Her Heirs, and Suc- be affected.
cessors. -
Whenever any Land shall have been set apart by the Go- Reservation to be
vernor of New Zealand as a Public Reserve, and shall, by Procla- proclaimed in New
mation to be published in the New Zealand Government Gazette, Zealand Government
have been declared to have been so set apart as a Reserve made Gazette.
for the General Government, such Land shall not thereafter be
alienated by way of sale, mortgage, lease, or otherwise. Provided
always that if, at any future time, any such Land shall not be re-
quired by the General Government, it shall be lawful for the Go-
vernor, after receiving for the General Government a reasonable
sum for the improvements made thereon, to grant the same, or any
part thereof, to the Superintendent of the Province in which such
Land is situate, and his Successors, and the said Land so granted
shall thenceforth be deemed in all respects to have been Land
granted under the first section of this Act. -
In case any grant shall have been made by the Governor Grants already made
of the said Colony of any land which, but for such grant, would to Trustees, and not
have come within the provisions of this Act, to any Trustee or accepted or acted on
Trustees for any purpose of Public Utility within the said Colony, if before 1st January,
such grant shall not be accepted or acted on by such Trustee or 1855, to be void.
Trustees on or before the first of January, 1855, such grant shall be
and is hereby declared to be void and of no effect, and the Lands
included therein may be granted and disposed of according to the
provisions of this Act, in like manner as if no such grant had been
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NZ Gazette 1854, No 35
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Continuation of Act: Superintendent's powers and land alienation limits (Sections 9-14)
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🏛️ Governance & Central Administration14 September 1854
Legislation, Provincial Council, Land management, Reserves, Governor, Land grants, Ordinance