BE 3-Amendment of sec. 3. E it enacted by the Governor, the Legislative Council Enacting clause. and House of Assembly, in Legislative Session convened, as follows:- 1. This Act may be cited as "The Law Society (Amend- Short title. ment) Act 1922." 2. Section 2 of "The Law Society (Amendment) Act Amendment of 1911" is hereby amended by the addition after the word sec. 2. "sub-section" in line 13 of sub-section 3 of the words, "or the Senior Associate Examination of the Council of Higher Education," sec. 3. 3. Section 3 of the said Act is hereby amended by the Amendment of addition after the word "chapter" in line 12 of sub-section 3 of the words "or the Senior Associate Examination of the Council of Higher Education." CAP XVI. An Act to amend Cap. 85 of the Consolidated Statutes, entitled "Of the Central and Harbour Grace District Courts." Passed June 6th, 1922. SECTION 1-Amendment as to jurisdiction. BE SECTION 3-Clerks of the Peace to be ex officio Stipendiary Magistrates. E it enacted by the Governor, the Legislative Council and House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows: 1. Section three of Chapter 85 of the Consolidated Statutes, entitled "Of the Central and Harbour Grace Districts Courts" is hereby amended by striking out the words "Fifty Dollars" in the second line thereof, and substituting therefor the words "Two Hundred Dollars." 2. Section seven of the said Chapter is hereby amended by striking out the words "Fifty Dollars Fifty Dollars" at the end of the said section and substituting therefor the words "Two Hundred Dollars." 3. Section fourteen of the said Chapter is hereby amended by adding thereto the words following: "The said Clerks of the Peace shall be ex officio sti pendiary magistrates and shall have the powers of stipendiary magistrates." BE nishings. SECTION 4-Bounty to be exclusive. 5-Respecting larger results. 6-Short title. E it enacted by the Governor, the Legislative Council Enacting clause. and House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows: 1. Upon all vessels between twenty and fifty tons, inclusive, Bounty on vessels built and registered in this Colony in accordance with the between twenty and conditions hereinafter contained, there shall be payable out of the general revenue of the Colony the following bounties, (1) On vessels built in accordance with the requirements. (2) On vessels built in accordance with the requirements fifty tons. apply. 2. Except as in this Act specially provided, the pro- Principal Act to visions of the said Chapter shall apply to all vessels in respect of which the said bounty is claimed. 3. Before such bounty is payable upon any vessel the Respecting equip following conditions shall be fulfilled, viz: (1) The vessel shall be fully equipped and ready for (2) The vessel shall be furnished with Lloyd's tested new. G ment and furnishings. Bounty to be exclusive. Respecting larger vessels. Short title. 4. The bounty provided by this Act shall be in lieu of all bounties granted under the said Chapter, and, except as provided in the section following, no vessel shall be entitled to both bounties. 5. Where a vessel exceeding fifty tons but not exceedigg one hundred tons has otherwise been built in accordance with this Act, the bounty herein provided may be claimed for cach ton up to and including fifty, and such further bounty shall be payable upon the excess tonnage over fifty tons as the said vessel may be entitled to under the said Chapter. 6. This Act may be cited as The Shipbuilding Act, 1922. Enacting clause. Amendment CAP. XVIII. An Act to amend Chapter 75 of the Consolidated Statutes, entitled "Of sufferers from Marine Disasters." Passed June 6th, 1922. SECTION 1-Amendment Sec. 1, Cap. 75, Consol. Statutes. BE it enacted by the Governor, the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly, in Legislative Session convened, as follows: 1. Section one of Chapter 75 of the Consolidated Statutes entitled "Of Sufferers from Marine Disasters" is hereby amended by adding, after the words "waters of the Colony," the words "while in pursuit of his calling." CAP. XIX. An Act respecting the Sealfishery during the present year. BE it enacted by the Governor, the Legislative Council Enacting clause. and House of Assembly, in Legislative Session convened, as follows: 1. No action, prosecution or other proceeding shall be Date of sailing. maintainable against any person whomsoever by reason merely of the date of departure of any ship out of any port in this Colony for the prosecution of the Sealfishery during the present year, and all such depa.tures are hereby declared to have been lawfully and properly made. The provisions of section twelve of the Sealfishery Act as amended by the Act 11 Geo. v., Cap. 28, Section 1, shall in all other respects than the date of departure as aforesaid remain in full force and effect. killing of seals. 2. Subject to the provisions of the said Act respecting Regulations the hours and days upon which seals may be killed, it shall be lawful to kill seals at any time during the present year after the thirteenth day of March. 3. No export duty shall be payable in respect of skins Export tax. of seals taken during the scalfishery for the present year. |