Permanent fund. Income fund lege. 17. The purchase money of any such property sold and the principal of any money invested, shall be deemed permanent property, and shall not (except only in the case herein provided for) be expended or diminished in any way, but shall remain as a permanent fund for the support of the said institutions and the purposes of this Act. 50 V. c. 44, s. 17. 18. That part of the said income fund which is derived from of U. C. Col- the sum of $100,000 to be set apart under the provisions of this Act as a permanent fund for the support of Upper Canada College or from property given, devised or bequeathed for the use of Upper Canada College, or from fees received from the said College and payable into the general funds thereof, shall, subject to the terms of the gifts, devises or bequests, be applied, under the direction of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, to defray the current expenses of the said Upper Canada College and any balance remaining unexpended in any year shall be added to the permanent fund of the said College, or otherwise applied as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may direct. 50 V. c. 44, s. 18. University income fund and charges pay able out of it. In what manner appropriations out of may be made. 19. The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may appropriate yearly the sum required to defray the current expenses of the said University of Toronto, and University College; including in both cases the care, maintenance and ordinary repairs of the property assigned for the use of the said University and College, or Upper Canada College, and with power to the LieutenantGovernor in Council to decide what shall be deemed ordinary repairs as distinguished from permanent improvements. 50 V. c. 44, s. 19. 20. In making such appropriations for the current expenses of the said University, or of University College, the Lieutenthe said funds ant-Governor in Council may either direct the particular purposes to which the whole or any part of the sum appropriated shall be applied, or place the whole or any part of such sum at the disposal of the senate of the said University or of the council of the said College, to be applied under the provisions of statutes in that behalf, approved as aforesaid. 50 V. c. 44, s. 20. Sums may be placed at dis mittee. 21. By such statutes the said senate or council may place posal of a com- any sums at the disposal of any committee, or persons, to be applied by them according to the directions of such statutes, or in their discretion, to purposes to be therein named. 50 V. c. 44, s. 21. Surplus how to be appropriated. 22. Any surplus of the said University income fund remaining at the end of any year after defraying the expenses payable out of the same, shall be treated as permanent property. 50 V. c. 44, s. 22. Bursar's office 23. The expenses of the bursar's office and the management Expenses of of the property aforesaid shall be paid out of the said general how paid. income fund herein before mentioned, and shall be the first charge thereon. 50 V. c. 44, s. 23. institutions. 24. The Lieutenant-Governor in Council shall from time to Portions of time assign for the use and purposes of the said University, of property to be assigned for the said University College, and of the said Upper Canada use of the said College, respectively, such portions of the property vested in the Crown as aforesaid, as may be necessary for the convenient accommodation and business of the said institutions respectively; and the property so assigned for the use of each shall be deemed to be in the legal possession and under the control of the senate or council of such institution. 50 V. c. 44, s. 24. IMPROVEMENT OF BUILDINGS. Council may 25. Besides the building for which provision is made in Lieutenantsection 5, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may from time Governor in to time authorize such permanent improvements or additions authorize imto the buildings on the said property as may be necessary for provements. the purposes of the said institutions respectively, and may direct the cost thereof to be paid out of that part of the permanent fund aforesaid hereby made applicable to the support of the institution for the purposes of which the improvement or addition is made; provided, however, that every Order in Council directing payment from the said permanent fund, under this section, shall, as soon as conveniently may be after the making of the same, be laid before the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario for its ratification or rejection, and no such order shall be operative unless and until the same has been ratified by a resolution of the Legislative Assembly. 50 V. c. 44, s. 25. 26. For all the purposes of this Act, and of all accounts to Fiscal year. be kept and payments or expenditure to be made under it, the fiscal year shall coincide with the calendar year. 50 V. c. 44, s. 26. THE QUEEN'S PARK. land for a 27. Whereas the bursar of the University of Toronto was Lease to city by section 66 of chapter 62 of the Consolidated Statutes for of Toronto of Upper Canada authorized to demise at a nominal rent, for a park. period of nine hundred and ninety-nine years, to the corporation of the City of Toronto, in trust for the purposes of a park, as well for the use of the professors, students and other members of the University, as of the public generally, and for no other purpose whatsoever, so much of the land vested in Her Majesty as aforesaid, situate within or adjacent to the limits of the said city, as the said Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor and members of the Senate of the said University might, by by-law approved of by the Governor in Council, set apart for such Lands so leased, to be part of the City, and resi purposes, not exceeding in the whole fifty acres, and upon such terms and conditions as had been or might after the said Act took effect, be agreed upon between the said University and the council of the said corporation; and, whereas in pursuance of such powers, the said bursar made such lease as aforesaid:Therefore it is enacted that, so long as the said lease remains in force, the land so demised, shall be deemed to be and shall lands 'adjacent be taken to form a part of the said City of Toronto; and the residue of the lands so vested in Her Majesty as aforesaid, adjacent to the said park, shall be subject to all the police and by-laws, regulations of the said city of Toronto, and to all by-laws of the said city in that behalf, 50 V. c. 44, s. 27. due of the University to be subject to its police regulations Agreement with Victoria University confirmed. Commencement of Act. 28. A certain agreement entered into by the Minister of Education granting to Victoria University a site on the land of the said University of Toronto, as set forth in a certain instrument bearing date the-day of- —, 1886, and sealed with the seal of the said Victoria University, and signed by the chairman of the Board of Regents thereof, is hereby approved, and the Minister of Education is authorized to execute the same on behalf of the Province. 50 V. c. 44, s. 28. 29. This Act shall take effect by proclamation thereof in the Ontario Gazette, and thereupon all other Acts respecting the endowment of the University of Toronto and Upper Canada College shall be repealed. 50 V. c. 44, s. 29. SCHEDULE. (Section 13.) FORM OF CONVEYANCE. To all to whom these presents shall come : Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of } C. D., Bursar, [L.S.] HER TER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows: Science 1. The School of Practical Science heretofore established in School of this Province for instruction in mining, engineering, and the Practical mechanical and manufacturing arts is hereby continued. continued. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 1. mineralogy. 2. In connection with the school there shall be a museum Museum of of geology and mineralogy, with other branches, in order to geology and afford aids for practical instruction, and illustrations of the mineral and economic products of the Province. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 2. 3. The site of the school and museum shall be in the City Site of school. of Toronto, and the school and museum may be continued in the building already acquired, or such building may be sold and new premises erected or obtained therefor. 1877, c. 212, s. 3. R. S. O. school. 4. It shall be lawful for the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council, Gifts, be on behalf of this Province, to accept, hold and enjoy any gifts, quests, etc., to bequests, or devises of personal or real property or effects which any person may think fit to make for the purposes of the said school and museum. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 4. mines to 5. Specimens of the ores, minerals and other products of any Owners of mine now being worked in this Province, shall, on request, be furnish furnished by the respective owners of such mines for the specimens. school and museum, and the owners, in case of refusal to furnish such specimens, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding $50 in each case of refusal, to be recovered according to the provisions of The Act respecting Summary Convictions before Rev. Stat. Justices of the Peace and Appeals to General Sessions. R. S. c. 74. 0. 1877, c. 212, s. 5. Rules, etc., of the school. Nature of instruction. Who may attend the .school. Appointment of lecturers, etc. Arrangements with Univer sity of Toronto and Univer 6. The government of the school and museum shall be under and according to such rules and regulations as the LieutenantGovernor-in-Council may from time to time prescribe; and the rules and regulations shall contain provisions for the subjects and course of study in each branch of practical science in which instruction is to be given, and may authorize certificates of proficiency, scholarships or other rewards to be given after examination in any of such subjects, and may also impose reasonable fees for attendance upon classes and lectures. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 6. 7. The school shall be furnished with all such appliances and apparatus as may be necessary for practical education in the hereinbefore mentioned arts, and the course of instruction therein shall be with reference to the following subjects: 1. The construction and working of machinery, manufactures, and mechanical powers in general; 2. The construction of roads, bridges, railways, water and drainage system, and other public works; 3. Mining, and the analysis of ores and minerals; 4. The chemistry applicable to arts and manufactures; 5. And such further subjects as will promote a knowledge of the physical sciences. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 7. 8. Besides training students in regular classes at the school, instruction shall also be given to artisans, mechanics, and workmen, by evening classes, in such subjects as may further their improvement in their different callings. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 8. 9. The Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may, from time to time, appoint such lecturers, instructors and assistants, as the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may think necessary for the efficient working of said school, and the promotion of its usefulness, and may entrust the internal management and discipline of said school to a board or council, composed of the lecturers and instructors therein. R. S. O. 1877, c. 212, s. 9. 10. The Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may make arrangements with University College for the attendance of students of the said school at such lectures in the college as may come sity College. within the course or subjects of instruction prescribed by the rules and regulations of the school; and may agree with the University of Toronto for the use of its library and museum for the purposes of the school, and for the acquisition of such specimens as have relation to geology and mineralogy, and may also affiliate the school with the university, but only to the extent of enabling students of the school to obtain, at the examination of the university, such rewards, honours, standing, scholarships and degrees in Science, |