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VICTORIA. 
ANNO QUADRAGESIMO OCTAVO 
VICTORLE RliGIN.E. 
No. DCCXCIV. 
All Act to provide for the Incorporation and Government of the 
Zoological and Acclimatisation Society of Victoria and for 
other purposes. [12th November^ 1884.] 
W HEIII^^AS in tlit» year One tliousand eight hundred and fiftv-seven preamble 
a c«M-tain Society was iornu'd and is now carried on called and 
known as "Jne zoological and Acclimatisation Society of Victoria" 
liaving for its phj<*cts the collection and maintenance of zoological 
specimens lor exhibition or otherwise the introduction acclimatisation 
liberation and domestication of innoxious animals and vegetables and 
other kindred purposes and the said Society is supported partly by 
grants of iiiom*>’ lioiu the Crown and partly by voluntary subscriptions 
from the members ol the said Society: And whereas by deed poll or 
grant troni the Crown dated the sixth day of NoveiiibcM* A.n One thonsaiid 
eigiit hundred and seventy-six Her Majesty grant<*d unto 'rheodotus 
John Sumner, l-erdniand von Mueller, John Pinnev Bear Thomas 
Black, Bolxu-t Brough Smyth, ('lement Kodgkinson, David Moore, 
Robert Ramsay, ^Race Godfrey. Albert Purebas, Alexander 
Konnedy Smith, \\illiam Henry Archer, William Wilkinson Wardell, 
Alexaiicler Jolin Skem‘ Janies Service, and their heirs All that piece of 
land in the colony ol \ ictona particularly described in tlie First 
Schedule to this Act together witli all the rights members privileues and 
ui)puitcnaiici.'s wliiitswvor to tlio vamo bolonping or in anvwisp appin-^schedule 
taming with cei am ros<Mvations to Hor Majesty her lieirs and sne- 
cossors to hold the sfiid land and premises unto tlie said trustees and 
to their heirs subject to tho provisions conditions and declarations 
thereinalter men loned namely that tho said land and the huildings for 
the time being t ieieon should he at all times thereafter maintained 
and used a-: and lor a place for /.oological and acclimatisation purposes 
and ofhees am conveniences connected thcrewitli under and in accord¬ 
ance with such regulation as should from time to time he made for 
the inanageincnt tliereol and lor the admission of the public on pavment 
of a reasonahle charge or fee to any part or parts thereof. Provided 
also that if the trustees or the survivor or survivors of them should 
permit the said lauds or promises or part or parts thereof to be used 
for any other purpose than as aforesaid or should alienate or allow to 
be alienated m fee-simple or for any less estate or interest the said 
land or preniises or any part or parts tliereof except under or in 
pursuance ol some law tlieneafter to be enforced in the said colony of 
\ ictona It should hi- lawful for Her Majesty her heirs and successors to 
re-enter upon the said land or any part thereof and to hold possession 
and enjoy the same as In ly and effectually to all intents and%.mposJs 
as if this grant had not lieen made. And wliereas a certain piece or 
parcel of Crown land situate at (Jenihrook in the said colony particularly 
described m the Second Scliedule to tliis Act was and is permanently 
