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21 GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 81 No 21 GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 81 No. 3882. An Act to sanction the Issue and Application of certain Sums of Money available under Loan Acts for Irrigation Works Water Supply Works Drainage and Flood Protection Works in Country Districts and for Works under the River Murray Waters Acts and for other purposes, [3rd November, 1930], V] it enacted by the King's Most Kxccllent Majesty by and with the advice and consent, of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say):— 1. This Act may be cited as the Wafer Supply Loans short title. Application Act 1930. 2. Pursuant to the provisions of Part VII. of the Loans to Water Act 1928 the Governor in Council may grant as a Trusta. loan or further loan or advance on account of any loan No<3801 B8,2fl6 to each waterworks trust named in the First Part of the v\nt Part of Schedule. Schedule to this Act anv sum or sums not exceeding the amount set forth in such Part opposite to the name of such 'Trust. 3. The Governor in Council may grant as a further LoantoFiwt loan or advance on account of any loan to the Irrigation irrigation Trust named in the Second Part of the Schedule to this 8ocon'd Part of Act any sum or sums not exceeding the amount set forth 8chetlul°- in such Part opposite to the name of such Irrigation Trust. 4. Pursuant to the provisions of Part VII. of the Water Loans to local Act 1928 the Governor in Council may advance as a loan bodies. to each local governing body named in the Third Part of JJwJ.801M' 2°6 m the Schedule to this Act any sum or sums not exceeding Third rait ot the amount set forth in such Part opposite to the name of such local governing body. 5. The 82 21 GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 Expenditure 5. The sums specified in the Fourth Part of the Schedule authorized under Fourth to this Act may he respectively expended by the State Part of Schedule. Rivers and Water Supply Commission (or the purposes therein mentioned. Expenditure 6. The sums specified in the Fifth Fart of the Schedule authorized under Fifth to this Act may he respectively expended by the State Part of Schedule. Rivers and Water Supply Commission for the purposes therein mentioned. Expenditure 7. The sum specified in the Sixth Part of the Schedule authorized under Sixth to this Act may he expended under and pursuant to the Part of Schedule. River Murray Waters Acts. Noa. 2590, :S287. Power to 8. The Treasurer of Victoria is hereby authorized to IHHUC from loan fundB. issue and apply any sums of money set out in the Schedule to this Act not exceeding in the whole Nine hundred and eighty-nine thousand pounds out of any loan authorized by Parliament and appropriated by Parliament for irrigation works and water supply works and for drainage and flood protection works in country districts and for lb. works under the River Murray Waters Acts. Works declared 9. The works specified in the Fourth Part of the Schedule to be State works. to this Act other than those which have by some Act ol Parliament passed before the commencement of this Act been declared to be National or State works of water No. 2016 supply or are described in the Third Schedule to the Water Third Schedule. Act 1905 as State works of water supply are hereby declared to be State works of water supply within the No. 3801. meaning of the Water Act 1928; and the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission is hereby authorized and directed Fourth and to construct and carry out all works specified in the Fourth Fifth Parts of Schedule and Fifth Farts of the Schedule to this Act. limitation of 10- Notwithstanding anything contained in any Water froexpenditurm loanae for Q hup pl, y , Loans Applicatio. ,. P n \ Act .m° ,.forc e , befor. e th; e eom- watorsupply l ,. , I!l . lilt • , V &c meneenient or tins Act no money shall l>v virtue or any such Water Supply .Loans Application Act be expended out of any Loan Funds for loans to waterworks trusts local governing bodies or municipalities or Irrigation Trust or for or towards any waterworks or for drainage or flood protection works or for works under the River NOS. 2586,8287. Murray Waters Acts other than such as are specified schedule. respectively in the Schedule to this Act and to the extent mentioned therein. 11. For 21 GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 8i 11. For the purposes of any loan further loan or Modification i 4 r l L i I r i. of No. ^801 advance on account or auv loan granted under section two n. 274 for or section lour ol this Act, section two hundred and thiaAct. seventy-four of the Water Act 1928 shall ho read and SSJ0 construed and take eflect as if-— accoS*if80n loans and (a) for the expression " four and one-half per cent," "fiuS'ol^ (where occurring for the second time) there Im>'ment3- were suhstituted the ex|)i*ession u six and one- quarter per cent." ; and (b) for the expression u four and one-quarter per centum " there were suhstituted the expression " six per centum". 12. So tar as relates to expenditure under section live Modification and section six of this Act, the Water Act 1928 shall he 8.07V i i , 1 1,1 ir 1 • c • • • purposes of nnd and construed and take effect as it in section sixty- uiiuAut. seven of the said Act for the words u Four pounds per Seat on centum " there were suhstituted the words " Six pounds how reckoned, per centum ". SCHEDULE. 84 ZL GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 Sootlona 2-10. SCHEDULE. FIRST PART. £ 1. Alexandra Waterworks Trust 600 300 2. Apollo Bay Waterworks Trust 612 3. Avenol Waterworks Trust 325 4. Avoca Water Trust 800 5. Avoea Township Waterworks Trust ,000 6. Benalla Waterworks Trust 1 600 7. Bet Bet Shire Waterworks Trust ... 100 8. Bridgewator Waterworks Trust 100 9. Bruthen Waterworks Trust 500 10. Cobra in Waterworks Trust 3,824 11. Coleraine and Casterton Waterworks Trust 500 12. Corryong Waterworks Trust 200 13. Devenish Waterworks Trust 300 14. Elmore Waterworks Trust 3.D00 15. Euroa Waterworks Trust 500 16. Gisborne Waterworks Trust 4,000 17. Hamilton Waterworks Trust 230 18. Healesville Waterworks Trust 500 19. Keilor and St. Albans Waterworks Trust 500 20. Kerang Waterworks Trust 500 21. Kiln lore Waterworks Trust 2,000 22. Koowoerup Waterworks Trust 655 23. Kyabram Waterworks Trust 2,300 24. Kynoton Shire Waterworks Trust... 341 25. Leongatha Waterworks Trust 500 26. Loddon United Waterworks Trust' 400 27. Macedon Waterworks Trust 1,000 28. MaiTra Waterworks Trust 200 29. Marysville Waterworks Trust 100 "30. Moo'Waterworks Trust 350 31. Mooroopna Waterworks Trust 100 32. Myrtleford Waterworks Trust 366 33. Nnill Waterworks Trust 500 31. Numurkah (Shire; of) Waterworks Trust 800 35. Orbost Waterworks Trust 14,000 36. Portland Waterworks Trust 1,000 37. Seymour Waterworks Trust 3,000 38. Shepparton Urban Waterworks Trust 1,000 39. Swan Hill Waterworks Trust 100 40. Tallaroolc Waterworks Trust 200 41. Tatura Waterworks Trust 345 42. Tongala Waterworks Trust 352 43. Toora Waterworks Trust 100 44. Trafalgar Waterworks Trust Carried forward 48,700 SCHEDULE 21 GEO. V.] Water Supply Loans Application. [No. 3882 85 SCHEDU LE—continued. FIRST PART—continued. £ Brought forward ... 48,700 •15. Shire of Tungamah Waterworks Trust 200 16 Wangaratta \\ aterworks Trust ... 1,600 17. Woodend 'Waterworks Trust 500 •IS. Yarram Waterworks Trust 1,000 I!). Yarrawonga Urban Waterworks Trust 1,400 53,400 < SKCOND PART. £ 1. First Mildura Irrigation Trust 1,000 THIRD PART. 1. Mayor, Councillors and Citizens of Warrnambool City 600 2. Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of Ararat .Borough 1,500 3. Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of Crcswick Borough 200 •f. Mayor, Councillors and burgesses of Tnglewood Borough 300 5. Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of Stawell Borough 1,000 G. President, Councillors and Ratepayers of the Shire of Bet Bet ... ... .." 500 7. President, Councillors and Ratepayers of the Shire of Korong ... 1,500 8. President, Councillors and Ratepayer's of tho Shire of Itipon 9,000 14,600 FOURTH PART. £ \. Goulburn Main Channels and Distributary Channels.— For works in connexion with the construction of the main channel from tho Goulburn Weir on the east aide of the River Goulburn, the main channel westward from the Waranga Reservoir, distributary and drainage channels throughout the districts to bo supplied from the Goulburn-Waranga Works, surveys thereof, purchase of land, contingencies, and other expenses connected therewith 100,000 2 Goulburn River Storages— (a) Eildon Reservoir 80,000 (6) Waranga Reservoir and inlet channels .. 5,000 3. Campaspe and Loddon Rivers Storages and Distributary w orits *« •» •• •• •• 10,000 Carried forward 195,000 as.—4 SCHEDULE 21GEO, V.] Water Supply Loans Application. | No. 3882 SCHEDULE—continued, FOUBTH PART—continued. £ Brought forward .. .. .. 195,000 4. Kerang North-West Lakes Free I lead-works .. 1,000 5. Kow Swamp Free Head-works—For and towards con­ struction of a head sluice in main channel.. .. -100 6. Loddon River Free Head-works 600 7. Murray River Districts — (a) For and towards investigations, surveys, and con­ struction of works for utilization of supplies made available under the River Murray Agreoment Scheme .. .. .. .. 5,300 (6) Diversion Works—Upper Murray supplies .
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