“ Whosoever manufactures in Canada any Brass or Copper Coin or Tokens or imports into Canada any Copper or Brass Coin or Tokens, other than such as are lawfully current therein, under any Act or law then in force in any of the Provinces constituting Canada, with the intention of putting the same into circulation as current Coin or Tokens, shall incur a penalty not exceeding twenty dollars, for every pound Troy of the weight thereof ”

“ The author of the design shall be considered the proprietor thereof, unless he has executed the design for another person, for a good or valuable consideration, in which case such other person shall be considered the proprietor, and shall alone be entitled to register it ”

“ Damages for infringement of copyright.16. If any person prints or publishes any manuscript whatever in Canada, or the same having been printed or published elsewhere, offers it or causes it to be offered for sale in Canada, without the consent of the author or legal proprietor first obtained, such author or proprietor being resident in Canada, or being a British subject resident in Great Britain or Ireland, such person shall be liable to the author or proprietor for all damages occasioned by such injury, to be recovered in any Court of competent jurisdiction. ”

“ The Governor General may appoint a Board of Examiners whose duty it shall be to examine all persons employed, or who have applied in the manner and have complied with the conditions prescribed by departmental regulations, for employment under the Department of Inland Revenue, to classify them according to their respective qualifications and to grant certificates accordingly. ”

“ Neither shall it be lawful for any person to have in his possession, any such still, apparatus or utensil without making a return thereof to the Collector of Inland Revenue in the same manner, with the like particulars, and under the same conditions, as to the periods, form and manner of making the same, and the like penalties for any neglect or failure to make the same, as are provided with respect to apparatus and utensils subject to Excise, by the Act last above cited, and any such apparatus or utensil not so returned shall be forfeited. ”

“ Section 12 of the Canadian Copyright Act provides a reservation for Crown rights or privileges. Lack of modern case law on the subject makes it unclear whether perpetual prerogative rights over these documents still apply, or whether these rights have lapsed. ”

“ Exemption from penalty in certain cases.1. No person in either of the said Provinces of Nova Scotia or New Brunswick, being a party to any such Note or Bill made or drawn before the passing of this Act, shall be liable to any penalty in respect of any omission or neglect to affix thereto the proper stamp or stamps; Provided that this Act shall not affect any pending suit, nor any penalty actually paid. ”

“ Tobacco warehoused as herein provided, may remain in warehouse for a period of two years, at the expiration of which period, or sooner, it shall either be removed to and entered in some Licensed Tobacco Manufactory or Manufactories as herein provided, or taken out by a Licensed Dealer, or entered for exportation, or at the expiration of such period it shall be destroyed under such regulations as may be made in that behalf by competent authority. ”

“ Every design to be protected must be registered before publication; and, after Registration, the name of the proprietor, who must be a resident of Canada, shall appear upon the article to which his design applies; if the manufacture be a woven fabric, by printing upon one end ”

“ The Minister of Agriculture shall cause one of the two copies of such book, map, chart, musical composition, photograph, print, cut or engraving aforesaid, to be deposited in the Library of the Parliament of Canada. ”

“ All persons licensed, or carrying on any business subject to Excise under the provisions of this Act, shall keep such accounts and books and make all such returns as to their business and the quantity of Petroleum, whether crude or refined, obtained, received, produced, refined, treated or manufactured by them, as may be required by any departmental regulations in that behalf ”

“ All such tobacco to be bonded.2. All Raw or leaf Tobacco imported shall be bonded at one or other of the above named Ports of entry, in a Customs Warehouse which shall be subject to the approval bf the Collector of Customs at the Port of entry.
Tobacco grown in Canada to be bonded &c., if removed from the place of growth.3. ”

“ Every person having in his possession any Refined Petroleum shall, when any officer is about to inspect it, furnish for the use of such officer all necessary implements and conveniences, and shall provide all such assistance as may be required for making such inspection. ”

“ Exception.Except only that any person may have in his possession for his own use or consumption, not exceeding ten pounds of raw or leaf Tobacco, purchased from a licensed dealer, and on which the duty hereby imposed has been paid, the proof whereof shall lie on such person. ”

“ And whereas such Provincial Notes to the amount of five millions of dollars were in pursuance of the said Act issued for the general purposes of the Province, and a further amount for purposes relative to the surrender by the Bank of Montreal of its power to issue notes, and for such other purposes provided for by the aforesaid Act as are specified in the agreement with the said Bank approved of by the Governor in Council ”

“ Any article or commodity seized as forfeited under this Act or any Act relating to the Inland Revenue, may, at the option of the seizing officer, be kept or stored m the building or place where it was seized, until it is condemned or ordered to be restored to any claimant ”

“ Power of officers.the provisions of the said Act respecting the powers and duties of officers of Inland Revenue and Excise, Judges, Justices of the Peace, and other officers Aid functionaries, shall extend and apply to persons, places, premises, apparatus, and things subject to Excise under this Act ”

“ The sum to be held in specie by the Receiver General for the redemption of Provincial or Dominion notes, shall be twenty per cent, upon the amount thereof in circulation, so long as such amount does not exceed five millions of dollars; for any excess over five millions, twenty-five per cent, of such excess shall be so held ”

“ Amount of claims from death (or accident) ⁠do.
Expenses of management, agency, &c.
Total premiums received during the year in Canada.
Number and amount of Policies issued ⁠do.
Amount at risk on total policies issued in Canada.
Number and amount of policies that have become claims in Canada, during the year by death (or accident)
Form B.
Statement to be made by a Fire or Guarantee Insurance Company, whose deposits are not less than one hundred thousand dollars, (except Companies mentioned in section 15,) referred to in section four. ”

“ Proviso: as to notes redeemable at Halifax.Provided always, that such of the said Notes as are made payable at Halifax, shall, so long as the currency of Nova Scotia remains such as it now is, be redeemable in that currency, that is, at the rate of one pound sterling, English, for every five dollars of the face value of such notes ”

“ All duties, inspection fees, license fees, penalties and forfeitures imposed, incurred or payable by this Act, or by or under any Regulation made by authority thereof, shall be due and payable and shall be collected, recovered or enforced, at the like periods, in the like manner, and under the like conditions as duties, fees, forfeitures and penalties are due, payable, collected, recovered or enforced upqer the said Act respecting the Inland Revenue. ”

“ Proviso. but no such officer or person shall receive a higher annual salary than is allowed in his case by any Act of the Parliament of Canada, respecting the Civil Service generally, then in force.
Board of Examiners of applicants for employment.5. ”

“ Immigration and Emigration;
3. Public Health and Quarantine;
4. The Marino and Emigrant Hospital at Quebec;
5. Arts and manufactures;
6. The Census, Statistics and the Registration of Statistics;
7. Patents of Invention ”