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_..__..__:::.,- the remaining directors may fill up the vacancy or vacancies.

VII. That the several persons who now are or hereafter may become subscribers for shares shall be required to pay the sums of money by them respectively subscribed in such preportions and at such times as shall be appointed by the directors, and such moneys shall be recoverable in any Court of competent jurisdiction, but no shareholder shall be required to pay any larger sums than the amount of shares held by him.

VIII. That the joint property of the said Company shall be alone liable for its debts and engagements, and that no individual share~ holder shall be responsible for the same beyond the amount unpaid on the shares held by him.

IX. The directors shall not rent or lease the said building for a longer period than to the ex- piration of their term of office, without the consent of a majority of the votes of the shareholders, but the directors shall, at all times, whenever the inhabitants of the settlement, or a portion of them, wish to convene a public meeting for a general and useful purpose, grant their request, provided that such meetings do not interfere with any regular meeting held therein ; said Hall shall also be for the benefit of the weekly meetings of all the temperance organizations that shall exist in the settlement at the passing of this Act.

X. That a majority of the said Company present, at any special or annual meeting, shall have full power to make by-laws or regulations, not contrary to the law, for the guidance of the officers in the managemement of its affairs, and the by-laws shall not, therefore, be altered except by a two-third vote present at any such meeting, and the method of calling all special or annual meetings shall be by the Secretary of the Company, or at least five shareholders, holding at least thirty shares, affixing their name or names to notices, one to be placed on the building and three others on the most pub- lie and usual places for giving notices in the settlement, at least one week previous, but no business can be transacted without the share- holders present own the number of fifty shares, a fewer number, however, may adjourn from time to time, after giving the legal notice, but can- not adjourn more than two times, after which the old directors shall continue in office for another year.

XI. That a special meeting of the share- holders of said Company shall be called in

A 1. manner hereinbefore provided, so soon after the passing of this Act as shall be deemed expee dient, at which meeting directors shall be ap-' pointed who shall continue in office until the time of the annual meeting then first ensuing. XII. That the annual meeting of this Com- pany shall be held on the second Monday of October, when the directors shall present a. full account of their transactions during the year.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. FIRST MEETINde CREDITORS.

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AMES OLIVER MORROW, now of No. 64, Nelson Street. Liverpool, in theCounty of Lancaster, in no business there, but previously thereto. of Souris, King’s County, Prince Edward Island, British North America. general dealer in dry goods and groceries, Dealer'and Chapman, and then and now in Co-partnership with Frederick Morrow. under the style or firm of J. dc F. Morrow, having been adjudged Bankrupt under a Peti- tion for Adjudication of Bankruptcy filed in Her Ma- jesty‘s Court of Bankruptcy for the Liverpool District, at Liverpool, on the 7th day of July, 1869. is hereby required to surrender himself to a Registrar of the said Court, at the first meeting of Creditors, to he held be- fore the said Registrar. on the 15th day of September, 1869. at eleven o’clock, in the forenoon, precisely, at the said District Court at Liverpool. Charles Turner, Esq., of Central Chambers, South Castle Street, Liver- pool, is the official Assignee, and Messrs. Evans 82; Lockett, of Lord Street. Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, Great Britain. the Solicitors acting in the Bankruptcy.

A public sitting will he appointed by the Court for the Bankrupt to pass his last examination. of which sitting due notice will be given in the London Gazette. At the said first meeting of creditors. the Registrar will receive the proofs of debts of the creditors, and the creditors may choose an assignee or assignees of the Bankrupt's estate and effects. At the public sitting. proofs of debts of creditors will also be received; and the said bankrupt will be required to submit himself to be examined, and to make a. full disclosure and dis- covery of all his estate and effects, and to finish his examination.

Notice is also hereby given to all persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of his effects. not to deliver the same but to the official assignee. whom the Court has appointed in that behalf. and give notice to the Solicitcr acting in the bankruptcy.

By order of the COMMISSIONER. CHARLES HARDER, Messenger. August 6, 1869. 2i

COUNCIL OFFICE, 22nd July, 1869.

HIS Honor the Administrator, in Council. has been

v pleased to make the following appointments, viz:

To be Assessors for Charlottetown and Common. under Act of 31 Victoria. cap. 37,—-

Andrew Mitchell. James lteddin and William Dodd, Esquires; Messrs. Bertram Moore and Thomas Caseley.

CHARLES DESBRISAY. C. E. C.

Conviction.

N Thursday. the 29th inst., Charles Gallespie, of Lot 49. was convicted and fined before J. R. Bourke and Peter M. Bourke, Esquires. two of Her Majesty‘s Justices of the Peace for Queen’s County, in the sum of five shillings, with one pound nine shillings, costs, for an assault on Roderick Steel, of Lot 37. to be paid

within eight. or ten days’ imprisonment.

Millview, Lot 49, June 30, 1869.