The Short Title of this Act is “The Dunedin Southern Market Reserve Leasing Act 1882 Amendment Act, 1883.”

Section six of the said Act is hereby altered and amended by the addition thereto of a proviso which shall henceforth be deemed to be appended thereto, and shall be read therewith as qualifying the same and as part of the said Act, in the words following, that is to say,—

Provided always that if, after such suitable market-place shall have been erected and provided with all necessary buildings and appliances, in accordance with the plans sanctioned and approved by the Governor, as in section three of the said Act provided, and after reserving or setting apart from time to time out of the said moneys belonging to the said account a sum or sums sufficient to cover the probable cost of maintaining such market-place, buildings, and appliances in good repair during the then next ensuing twelve months, any clear surplus of such moneys shall be left, it shall be lawful for the Council of the City of Dunedin, with the sanction and consent of the Governor of New Zealand, to expend and apply such surplus moneys in the construction, erection, and maintenance of market-places, with all necessary buildings and appliances, in such other part or parts of the said city as the said Council shall think fit.