Whereas by the Hamilton Parsonage Site Act 1904, the trustees of Allotment No. 50 in the Town of Hamilton West (hereinafter referred to as the trust property) were given power to sell or lease the trust property and to purchase other freehold lands and hereditaments or to exchange the trust property for other freehold lands and hereditaments, and the terms on which the revenues arising from such lands were to be applied were settled: And whereas it has become impossible or impracticable or inexpedient to carry out the object of that Act insofar as section 6 of that Act requires that all monies received by the trustees referred to therein in respect of the sale or exchange of all or any part of the trust property are to be expended by the trustees in the purchase of freehold lands in Hamilton to be used as the site of a parsonage and residence of a Minister of the Church, with any surplus monies remaining in the hands of the trustees to be expended for such Church purposes at Hamilton as the General Synod of the Church shall direct: And whereas the General Synod of the Church has duly authorised the trustees to sell or exchange all or any part of the trust property: And whereas the Bishop of the Diocese of Waikato, the Synod of the Diocese of Waikato, the Greater Chapter of the Cathedral of St Peter at Hamilton, and the Vestry of the Parish of St George at Frankton, being all the persons and Church bodies interested in the trust affected by the said Act desire that the said legislation be amended in the manner set out in this Act: And whereas the objects of this Act cannot be attained otherwise than by legislation: