THE CENTENNIAL PARK AND MOORE PARK TRUST 1983
The Orginial Deed Was Written And Given To The People Of New South Wales, On November 13th 1813, By None Other Than Governor Lachlan Macquarie.
In That Original Deed Governor Macquarie Set Out The Second SYDNEY COMMON.
Later Sir Henry Parkes Put A The Centennial Celebrations Act 1887 To The New South Wales Legislative Council in Honour Of The Silver Jubilee Of Queen Victoria In1888. Which Cemented The 2nd Sydney Common For The People Of New South Wales.
There Were 3 MountAins Which Surrounded The Common Before It Was Officially Called Moore Park After Sir Charles Moore, Who Was The Head BotAnist Of The Royal BotAnic Gardens.
Sir Charles Moore propagated up To 4,500 of The Sydney Fig Trees That We All Take for Granted Today, To Make Tree Lined Avenues Starting From Government House,
PART 2
SECTION 10
Subject to Section 20(2) The Trust Shall Not Sell, Mortgage Or Demise Or Otherwise Dispose of Any Of The Original Land As Set Out By Governor Macqaurie In The Original Trust Deed For The 2nd "SYDNEY COMMON".
PART 5 - MISCEALANEOUS
SECTION 1
RESUMPTION OF ORIGINAL LAND REQUIRES AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT
SUBSECTION 1 (19)
(2) NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING CONTAINED IN ANY OTHER ACT, AND SUBJECT TO THIS ACT, THE ORIGINAL LAND SHALL NOT BE APPROPRIATED OR RESUMED BY GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE ENTERPRISE EXCEPT THROUGH AN OFFICIAL ACT OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
THEREFORE THE NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT AND THE COMPANY WHO OWNS THE
