FORM D.

(Section 55)

The Factories Act.

FACTORY TO WHICH THIS REGISTER APPLIES.

1. Name, if any, of factory

Situate in

Post office to which letters to this factory are to be directed

2. Nature of work carried on

3. Nature and amount of moving power:

(a) Steam engine of about

of which

factory;

indicated horse power,

horse power is employed in this

(b) Water wheel of about indicated horse power,

of which

factory.

4. Clock

horse power is employed in this

5. Name of the occupier and employer

Signature of occupier or agent.

To the occupier and employer in this factory:

I hereby give you notice that the clock named under heading No. 4 on this page is the clock by which the hours of employment and times allowed for meals in this factory are to be regulated.

No youth, young girl or woman shall be employed in any factory for more than eight hours in any one day or forty-five hours in any one week unless a different apportionment of the hours of labour per day has been made for the sole purpose of giving a shorter day's work on Saturday. The hours of working in any one day shall not be later than half past six o'clock in the afternoon, unless a special permit in writing has been obtained from an inspector. [Subsection (1) of section 8.]

In every factory the employer shall allow every youth, young girl and woman therein employed not less than one hour at noon of each day for meals, but such hour shall not be counted as part of the time herein limited as respects the employment of youths, young girls and women. [Subsection (2) of section 8.].

Notice of the hours between which youths, young girls or women are to be employed in any factory shall be made in such form as may be required by the regulations made in that behalf by the Lieutenant Governor in Council and the form of such notice shall be signed by an inspector and by the employer and shall be hung up during the period affected by such notice in such conspicuous place or places in the factory as the inspector requires. (Section 11.)

In accordance with the foregoing provisions of The Factories Act it is hereby notified to all concerned that the hours between which youths, young girls and women may be employed in this factory are as follows:

You are hereby notified pursuant to section 21 (or as the case may be) of The Factories Act, of the happening of an accident in the factory hereunder mentioned whereof the following are particulars:

Whereas by The Factories Act it is in effect enacted that a factory shall not within the meaning of the Act be deemed to be conducted on the system of not employing therein either youths or young girls until the occupier has served on the minister notice of his intention to conduct his factory on that. system:

I hereby give notice that it is intended to conduct the factory situated at in the Province of

Saskatchewan in which is carried on the work following:

and of which is the occupier, upon the system of

not employing therein either youths or young girls.

It is intended after the date hereof to discontinue to conduct.

the factory situated at

of which

is the occupier, upon the system of not employing therein either youths or young girls within the meaning of The Factories Act.

Pursuant to section 33 of The Factories Act, I hereby give notice that I have begun to occupy a factory as undermentioned:

Name under which the business is carried on
Name of the factory

Locality of the factory

Address to which letters are to be addressed

CHAPTER 18

An Act respecting Inquiries Concerning Public

Matters.

of inquiry

1. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, when he Commissions deems it expedient to cause inquiry to be made into and concerning any matter within the jurisdiction of the Legislature and connected with the good government of Saskatchewan or the conduct of the public business thereof, appoint commissioners to make such inquiry and to report thereon. C. O. 1898, c. 12, s. 1.

commis

2. The Lieutenant Governor may by the commission by Powers of which he appoints them confer upon the commissioners the sioners power of summoning witnesses before them and to require such witnesses to give evidence on oath, orally or in writing or on solemn affirmation (if they are persons entitled to affirm in civil matters) and to produce such documents and things as the commissioners may deem requisite to the full investigation of the matters into which they are appointed to inquire; and the commissioners shall have the same power to enforce the attendance of witnesses and to compel them to give evidence as is vested in any court of record in civil cases. C.O. 1898, c. 12, s. 2.

public offices

3. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint one or Inspection of more inspectors to visit and inspect the office of the registrar of the supreme court, any local registrar, registrar of the surrogate court, any clerk of the district or surrogate court, any sheriff or registration clerk and make all proper inquiries as to the maintenance, management and affairs of any such office; and by examination of the books and by such other means as he may deem necessary such inspector shall particularly satisfy himself as to the correctness of any returns required under any Act or under any order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be made by the officer whose office he is inspecting upon all which matters the inspector shall make report to the Lieutenant Governor.

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may also from time to time when he deems it expedient appoint an inspector to examine into the affairs of any public administrator or any other public officer whether such person has ceased to be such public administrator or other public officer or not and report to him upon the condition of such affairs. C. O. 1898, c. 12, s. 3; 1903, c. 5, s. 1.