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Greytown and Masterton Public Park and Cemetery Reserve Management Act 1875

Public Act	1875 No 56
Date of assent	18 October 1875

This Act as far as it relates to the Masterton Park Trustees and the land, part of Section 19 in the Township of Masterton, vested in them under the provisions thereof in trust for park purposes and a public park, was repealed, as from 2 November 1901, by section 2 Masterton Public Park Management Act 1901 (1901 No 21(L)).

Contents

Preamble

2 Survey of reserve in Moroa Block

3 Appointment of trustees

4 Trustees of Greytown Cemetery incorporated

5 Trustees of Greytown Park incorporated

6 Trustees of Masterton Cemetery incorporated

7 Trustees of Masterton Park incorporated

8 Greytown Cemetery and Park

9 Masterton Cemetery and Park

10 Power to corporations to hold lands

11 Vacancy not to invalidate proceedings

12 Proceedings not to be vitiated

13 Notice of meetings of corporation to be given

14 Provision for notice

16 Officers of corporations

17 Management of lands

18 Annual meeting for statement of accounts

19 Power to corporation to levy fees etc

20 Power to corporation to borrow

21 Limit of liability of trustees

22 Power to fix payment and fees for burials

23 Table of fees etc to be notified

24 Right of interment

25 Denominational rights

26 Penalty for improper conduct in cemeteries

27 Penalty for injury to cemeteries

An Act to provide for the Management of the Greytown and Masterton Public Cemetery and Park Reserves.

Preamble
WHEREAS it is desirable that section number thirty-eight in the Moroa Block, in the Wairarapa District, and Province of Wellington, and section number nineteen in the Township of Masterton, in the said district, being lands comprised in the Schedule to The Wellington Education Reserves Act 1871, should be conveyed to trustees for the purposes hereinafter mentioned:

BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—