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(?) Subpccnas

for

the production of original

documents in Court should also be lodged in good

time.

(/) Applications for copies of maps of Registered

Holdings should be made, not to the Land Com–

mission, but to the Land Registry, Chancery St.,

Dublin.

C§) Applications should not be made for copies

of documents where the documents are non-existent.

For instance a considerable amount of time is wasted

arranging

refunds

in

respect of stamps sent in

with requisitions for copies of Purchase Agree–

ments for holdings listed under Section 9 of the

Land Act, 1931.

9. Revested Holdings and Parcels

Much official time is spent in answering letters

requesting information about holdings and parcels

which have been revested.

The information is

in most cases

readily available from

the Land

Registry, Chancery St., Dublin, and should be

obtained at that office by the Solicitor or his town

agent. Recourse should be had to the Land Com-;

mission only

for

information

that cannot be

obtained at the Land Registry.

See also 5

(i).

10. Officials Required to give Evidence

Reasonable notice of, say, a week or ten days

should be given to the Land Commission of the

hearing of Court cases in which an official is required

to give evidence.

11. Accuracy of References.

Great care should be taken to ensure that the

particulars, especially Receivable Order Nos. and

Serial Nos. furnished to

the Land Commission,

are

accurately

quoted.

EXAMINATIONS RESULTS

Preliminary Examination

AT

the Preliminary Examination

for

intending

apprentices to solicitors held on the loth and nth

days of April, the following passed the examination

and their names are arranged in order of merit :

i.

'William L. Carroll.

2. Patrick U. Murphy.

3. George W. Strong.

4. Daniel M. F. Molloy.

5. Enda Maher.

6. Michael J. Leech.

7. William

K. T. Bradshaw.

Eight candidates attended:

seven passed, one

was postponed; one did not attend.

The Council has awarded a silver medal

to

William L. Carroll, and a special certificate

to

Patrick U. Murphy.

Final Examination

AT

the Final Examination

for apprentices

to

solicitors held on 8th and 9th April, the following

passed

the

examination

and

their names

are

arranged in .order of merit : i. John D. Stokes,

B.A., T.C.D. 2. Matthew A. Farrell.

3. Patrick J.

Bergin, B.A., N.U.I.

4. Seosamh 0 Cuinneagain,

B.A., Q.U.B.

5. Bernard J. Carroll.

6. Eoin C.

Daly, B.A., N.U.I.

7. James M. Farrelly, B.A.,

N.U.I.

8. Daniel O. Healy, B.A., N.U.I.,

and

Bernard J. McDermott, equal.

10.

John M.

Flanagan, B.A., N.U.I.

11. Walter Rhatigan.

12. Henry B. Sexton, B.A., N.U.I.

13. Cormac

B. J. O'Hare.

14. William F. M. J. Semple.

15.

Leslie Mellon.

16. Moya Dixon.

17. Mary Barry.

18. Benedict J. Daly, B.A., N.U.I.

19. John

Butler, Arthur R. J. McDonald, Josephine M. E.

O'Keeffe, and Bernard P. D. O'Kelly, B.A., N.U.I.,

equal.

23. William M. Noyk, B.A., T.C.D.

24.

Louis Goldberg, B.A., T.C.D.

25

Fergus B.

O'Meara.

26. Harold J. Murphy.

Thirty-six candidates attended :

twenty-six passed,

ten were postponed.

The Council has awarded a special certificate

to John D. Stokes, B.A., T.C.D.

GOLFING SOCIETY.

THE Summer Meeting will be held at Portmarnock

on 3Oth May and not at the Grange as announced

in the April number.

The Captain's dinner will

be held in the Clubhouse at 7 p.m. The cost will

be 6/- per head.

Those intending to compete

or to be present at the Dinner will please notify

the Secretary not later than 27th May. Will those

members who intend going down by car and are

prepared to give seats to members who will not

have cars, please let the Hon. Secretary know in

good time, so that he may make the necessary

arrangements.

All entries, etc., to A. Marshall,

119 Stephen's Green, Dublin.

OBITUARY.

MR. ALBANY FETHERSTONHAUGH, Solicitor, died

at his residence, 57 Pembroke Road, Dublin, on

rst March, 1946.

Mr. Fetherstonhaugh was admitted

in Hilary-

Sittings, 1891, and practised as a partner in the

firm of Lett & Fetherstonhaugh at 23 Ely Place,

Dublin, up to the year 1930.

He then practised

in his own name at 22 KJIdare Street, Dublin, up

to the year 1932 when he retired.