The Short Title of this Act shall be “The Masterton and Greytown Lands Management Act 1871 Amendment Act, 1876.”

With respect to the lands and hereditaments mentioned in the Schedule hereto, all the estate and interest therein at present vested in Charles Rooking Carter shall, on the passing hereof, vest without conveyance in Thomas Kempton, junior, William Bennett Allen, Meyer Caselberg, Joseph Payton, Charles William Hornblow, and Thomas Walker, all of Grey town, as joint tenants in fee-simple, and as trustees of the said lands and hereditaments under the provisions of “The Masterton and Greytown Lands Management Act, 1871.”

It shall he lawful for “the Masterton Trustees” for the time being, at any time after the passing of this Act, to execute a deed of conveyance of the fee-simple of Town Acre number forty-seven, in the Township of Masterton, with all the appurtenances thereto, to the present Roman Catholic Bishop of Wellington and his successors, to be held on trust for the purposes of the Roman Catholic Church, and such deed of conveyance shall vest the fee-simple of the said Town Acre number forty-seven, in the Township of Masterton, in the Roman Catholic Bishop of Wellington and his successors, and the land so conveyed shall be inalienable: Provided that in any such deed of conveyance the trusts and purposes upon which any such deed is executed, as hereinbefore provided, shall be fully set forth on the face of the said deed, and provided further that if the said land shall be used for any other purpose, then the said deed executed under the authority of this Act shall be null and void.