Haughton Lennox
Conservative (1867-1942)
Mr. LENNOX.
Topic: RAILWAY-ACT AMENDMENT-
RAILWAY-ACT AMENDMENT-
Mr. HAUGHTON LENNON (South eoe) moved for leave to introduce 73) to amend the Railway Act. tpAiVe Rt. Hon. Sir WILFRID LAURIEK l Minister). Explain. _ JllUcli
CON
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Mr. I@
Topic: RAILWAY-ACT AMENDMENT-
LIB
Joseph Raymond Fournier Préfontaine (Minister of Marine and Fisheries)
Liberal
Mr. PREFONTAINE.
Topic: RAILWAY-ACT AMENDMENT-
Motion agreed to, and Bill read the first time.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' ACT AMENDMENT.
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William Frederic Kay
Mr. M. K.
COWAN (South Essex) moved for leave to introduce Bill (No. 75) to amend the Companies' Act, 1902.
Topic: JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' ACT AMENDMENT.
CON
Robert Laird Borden (Leader of the Official Opposition)
Conservative (1867-1942)
Mr. R. L. BORDEN.
Explain.
Topic: JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' ACT AMENDMENT.
LIB
Mahlon K. Cowan
Liberal
Mr. COWAN.
The Bill is to amend section 10, chapter 15, of the Joint Stock Companies' Act. Under the section as it now reads you can reduce shares by by-law below the par value of $100. but if the shares are below par value there is no power to raise them up to $100 shares. This is simply td permit you by by-law to gioup^a number of shares and thereby raise them up to $100 shares. ,, ...
_ Motion agreed to and Bill read the hrs time.
Topic: JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' ACT AMENDMENT.
CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT.
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Mr. F. B.@
WADE (Annapolis) moved for leave to introduce Bill (No. 70) to amen Criminal Code.
Topic: CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT.
CON
Haughton Lennox
Conservative (1867-1942)
Mr. LENNOX.
Explain.
Topic: CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT.
LIB
Fletcher Bath Wade
Liberal
Mr. WADE.
Topic: CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT.
Motion agreed to, and Bill read the first time.
ALLOWANCES OF STAFF OFFICERS.
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Sir FREDERICK W.@
Topic: ALLOWANCES OF STAFF OFFICERS.
Motion agreed to. .THE ESSEX FUSILIERS.
LIB
Mahlon K. Cowan
Liberal
Mr M. K. COWAN (South Essex).
mine would be inadequate to express. I therefore move that the House do now adjourn.
Topic: ALLOWANCES OF STAFF OFFICERS.
CON
Edward Frederick Clarke
Conservative (1867-1942)
Mr. CLARKE.
Might I ask the hon the Minister of Militia (Sir Frederick Borden) if the selection of this Fusilier regiment- and I agree with all that the hon. _ gentleman (Mr. Cowan) has said respecting it- has been made by the militia authorities .
Topic: ALLOWANCES OF STAFF OFFICERS.