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GAZETTE.

regulations to be entered and transcribed in a book to be kept by him in his office for that pur- pose, which said book, containing such orders, rules or regulations, shall at all times, in business hours, be Open to the inspection of depositors in the said Bank, and the said orders, rules and regulations, as nowmadé, or as they may be here- after made or abrogated, shall bebinding on the Treasurer, Deputy Treasurer and all other officers of the said Bank, and several depositors therein, and their representatives, all of whom shall be deemed and taken to have full notice thereof by such entry as aforesaid, and the entry and transcript of such rules, orders or regulations in such book as aforesaid, or a copy of the same, so transmitted to the said Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer, certified under the hand of the said Treasurer orDeputy Treasurer, shall be received as legal evidence of such rules, orders or regu- lations respectively, in all causes or suits, and before all Courts of law or equity whatsoever.

XXIII. The Lieutenant Governor, or other Administrator of the Government in Council, shall have power, if he shall find it expedient or necessary so to do, by order in that behalf, estab- lish and appoint any other day or portion of a day besides Tuesday and Friday in each week for the receipt of deposits, or payment of moneys to depositors, or the transaction of other the business of said Bank.

XXIV. All orders, rules and regulations now existing and heretofore made by the said Lieu- tenant Governor, or other Administrator of the Government in Council, as well as every act, matter and thing done or transacted under and by virtue of the said hereinbefore recited Acts, or under and by virtue of such rules, regulations and orders shall, be, and the same shall continue to be .in full force and effect (until altered, amended, abrogated or annulled under the pro- visions of this Act), as good, valid and effectual, both at law and in equity, under the operation of this Act, as if the said recited Act still re- mained in full force and effect. -

XXV. All depo'sitors who have deposited in the Savings, Bank under the provisions of the said recited Acts hereby repealed, shall have the same rights and privileges under this Act, with respect tothe moneys or deposits made by them, asif they had paid in or deposited under this Aet, subject to any rules, orders or regu- lations with rcspect‘to the management of the said ' Bank, as may hereafter be made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, under this Act. ' ’ ~ ' '

Schedule to which this Act refers. . (Form of Power of Attorney.)

I, A. B., do authorize and empower C. D , to receive back the sum of or the entire sum of together with the interest due thereon, (as the case may be,) deposited by me, as per account above stated.

(Signed) A. B. Witness E. F.

An Act to amend the Laws Establishing the Salaries payable to the Attorney and Soli-

citor General. [Passed April 24, 1868.]

VVHEREAS by the Act of the sixteenth Victoria, Chapter three, it is enacted that the salary oftwo hundred pounds per anaum, there by made payable to the Attorney General, shall be in lieu of all fees of office charges, and al- lowances and emoluments paid or payable by the Government of this Island to the Attorney General and Advocate General, on account of Crown prosecutions, or for opinions, or for put- ting marginal notes to the Statuets‘, or for any other miscellaneous services performed by him in his official capacity ; and that the said salary should be in addition to the annual salary of one hundred and fifty pounds, payable to the Attorney General under the provisions of the Act passed in the fourteenth year of the reign of Her present Majesty Queen Victoria, inti- tuled “ An Act to commute the Crown Revcna ues of Prince Edward I~land, and to provide for the Civil List thereof, as well as for certain compensations therein mentioned," it being intended that the full salary of the Attorney General should be three hundred and fifty pounds and no more; and by the Act of the twenty-ninth Victoria, Chapter twenty-one. it is enacted thatthe sum of two hundred pounds per annum, thereby made payable to the Solicitor General for the salary of that office, shall be in lieu of all fees ofoffice, charges, allowances and emoluments, paid or payable by the Govern- ment of this Island to the Solicitor General, on account of Crown prosecutions, or for opin- ions, or for any other miscellaneous services per“ formed by him for the Government in his official capacity; and whereas it is deemed advisable that said Acts should be so explained and amended as to prevent any person holding either of the above offices, recovering from the Government on any account whatsoever, for services performed whether in his strictly official capacity, or in his professionalcharacter as a Barrister, Attorney, Solicitor, Proctor, Conveyancer, or Notary Public, any greater amount than theamountof the salary, so asaforo