WHEREAS by a certain declaration of trust bearing date the first day of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six, Frederick Earl, Barrister, King's Counsel, George Thomas Bayly, Gentleman, Norman Theodore Williams, Gentleman, Alexander Nesbitt Snedden, Warehouseman, Daniel Louis Jarvis Clayton, Accountant, Thomas Douglas Baird Hay, Sharebroker, Robert Butler Lusk, Solicitor, and John Henry Watts, Merchant, all of Auckland (hereinafter called the original Trustees), declared certain trusts in respect of the land situated in the City of Auckland and commonly known as Eden Park, together with all grandstands and other buildings and appointments thereon and all other rights and appurtenances thereunto belonging and all chattels and fixtures for the time being used in connection therewith: And whereas the original trustees and the Auckland Cricket Association and the Auckland Rugby Football Union represented by the trustees thereof executed a certain deed bearing date the second day of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six, whereby provision was made for the custody, management, and control of the property the subject matter of the said declaration of trust to be vested in a board of control comprising representatives of the trustees, the Auckland Cricket Association, and the Auckland Rugby Football Union: And whereas doubts have arisen as to the trusts upon which the said Park is held and it is desirable that such doubts be resolved and that the properties hitherto vested in or controlled by the trustees for the time being under the said declaration of trust or the board of control constituted under the said deed should be vested in a trust board to be a body corporate and to be called the Eden Park Trust Board: