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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 33, 8 August 1921, Page 12

PRIVATE BILL. In' 1 the matter of a proposed Bill or. Act intituled " An Act to enable the Ro- , man Catholic Archbishop of Wellingv ton to sell and dispose of certain Lands in the Archdiocese of Wellington, and to apply the Net Proceeds ! thereof in or towards the /purchase of [ other Lands in the Archdiocese and in ' or towards the erection of Churches ] and School Buildings thereon, and to ' authorise the raising of Money on tho ] security of the Lands so acquired, or I any of them." ' ' ~ ; ' ; "* WHEREAS, in virtue of the provisions of !' The Roman Catholic Lands Act, 1876," as amended by "The Roman Catholic Lands' Extension Act, 1890, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Wellington is a. Conporation Sole in whom are vested all lands belonging to the Roman Catholic I Church in the Archdiocese of /Wellington: ' And whereas there is in various parts of the said Archdiocese lands which by reason of altered circumstances are no longer suitable for the purpose for which they were originally acquired, Notice is hereby given that within Fourteen Days of the meeting of the General Assembly of New Zealand td be held next after the date of this Notice, a Petition will be presented to the said General Assembly praying and applying for leave tp bring in a Private Bill to be called "The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Wellington Empowering Act, 1921." 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