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The British Colonial Hotel (No. 2) Act, 1940

BRITISH COLONIAL HOTEL [IV – 87

Act No. 9 of 1940

BRITISH COLONIAL HOTEL (No. 2)

An act to authorise the public board of works for the Island of New Providence to sell a lot of land situate in the City of Nassau in the Island of New Providence to the Colonial Hotel Company.

[Commencement 9th May, 1940]

1. This Act may be cited as The British Colonial

Hotel (No. 2) Act.

2. (1) It shall be lawful for the Public Board of Works for the Island of New Providence to sell the land described in the Schedule to this Act to the Colonial Hotel Company Limited for the sum of Seven Hundred and Twenty-five Pounds (£725).

(2) To effect such sale it shall be lawful for the said Board to convey the said land described in the Schedule to this Act to the said Colonial Hotel Company Limited in fee simple upon payment to the said Board of the sum of Seven Hundred and Twenty-five Pounds (£725).

SCHEDULE

All that piece or parcel of land situate on the North side of Marlborough Street in the City of Nassau in the Island of New Providence bounded on the North partly by the Hotel Nassau and partly by land the property of Glen Stewart and running thereon jointly Sixty-two (62) feet on the East by the property known as “The Brick Store” now belonging to The Sand Beach Company Limited, and running thereon Fifty (50) feet on the South by Marlborough Street and running thereon Sixty-two and One-half (622) feet and on the West by the grounds of the British Colonial Hotel and running thereon Fifty (50) feet.

9 of 1940

Short title. Authority to

Board to sell land.

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