. Ontario documenti di seduta, 1897-98, No.33-66. ates di incorporazione, Friendly Societies. Copieis di documenti circolari e lettere registrati andcompared. 130 85 4 6 109 i 345 7 18 30 256 101 83 2 1.202 689 15 74 51 450 andcompared indicizzato. 130 85 4 6 109 3 345 7 18 30 266 101 83 2 1.202 680 15 74 51 450 in aggiunta al forefi,Qing un rendimento annuo di tutte le obbligazioni e gli altri securitiesrecorded in questo reparto è preparato per l assemblea legislativa e un QuarterlyReturn di tutte le terre è anche inviato al Regiftrars di ciascuna contea o distretto in•i quali brevetti sono rilasciati, dando descrizione

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. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1897-98, No.33-66. ates of Incorporation, Friendly Societies. Copieis of Documents Circulars and Letters Recorded andcompared. 130 85 4 6 109 i 345 7 18 30 256 101 83 2 1, 202 689 15 74 51 450 Indexed andcompared. 130 85 4 6 109 3 345 7 18 30 266 101 83 2 1, 202 680 15 74 51 450 In addition to the forefi, oing an Annual Return of all bonds and other securitiesrecorded in this Department is prepared for the legislative Assembly, and a QuarterlyReturn of all the lands is also sent to the Regiftrars of each County and District in•which patents have issued, giving description of land patented, name of patentee, date, etc., also notice of all cancellations and surrenders of patents. A large amount of work is also done in searching old records of land patents andrecords of charter commissions and other documents registered in the Department. John F. C. Ussher, Deputy Registrar. 18 REPORT INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES PROVINCE OF ONTARIO FOR THE YEAR 1897. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO.. TORONIO:WARWICK BROS & RUTTER, PRINTERS, &c., 68 and 70 FRONT STREET.WEST, 1898. REPORT INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES 1897 GuELPH, 28th February, 1898.To THB Honorable A. S. Hardy, Attorney General, Toronto. Sir.—In presenting my Report as Inspector of Registry Offices for the past year, Ihave much pleasure in again bearing testimony to the generally efficient way in which thevarious Registry Offices of the Province are conducted. The Registrars, as a body, arefaithful public servants. With scarcely an exception, they and their assistants not onlykeep their work well in hand, but they perform their important and onerous duties in anintelligent m&nner and with an increasing desire to fulfil the various requirements of theRegistry Law. The aggregate amounts of work done and of fees earned by Registrars, show slightdecreases in 1897 as compared with 1896. For instance, in 1896 there were 109, 323instruments registered, while in 1897 there we

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