685 / 822
passed the examination and their names are arranged
in order of merit:
1. Mary T. O'Connor.
2. Margaret H. Walsh, B.A., N.U.I.
3. Brigid P. Power.
4. Eileen Kennedy.
5. James G. Lyons, B.A., N.U.I.
6. James P. Gilvarry.
7. Jacob Marcus.
,
8. William F. O'Connor.
9. Denis M. Ronan.
10. Francis H. C. Salmon.
n. Francis P. McDonnell.
12. Patrick Shannon.
13. Oliver P. Morahan.
14. Cecil F. Braund.
15. Domnall B. O'Sullivan.
Eighteen candidates attended:
fifteen passed;
three were postponed.
LAND REGISTRY
DAIL EIREANN.
To the Minister for Justice
QUESTION :
To ask the Minister for Justice if,
notwithstanding the increased revenue now being
derived from the Land Registry, that Department is
still understaffed, with the result that there is un–
reasonable delay in completion of registrations and
the issue of documents ;
and if so, if he will take
steps to expedite the work of this office.
John S. O'Connor.
Wednesday, i6th April, 1947.
ANSWER :
There are at present a number of
vacancies on the authorised establishment of the
Land Registry and there are certain difficulties in the
way of rilling these vacancies at once. Every effort
is being made to overcome these difficulties. In the
meantime considerable overtime has been worked
and will continue to be worked for so long as may
be necessary. Increases have recently been authorised
in the staff employed in the Registry and when the
necessary personnel have been secured, we may hope
for a substantial improvement as regards- the work
of the Registry.
SITTINGS.
Trinity Sittings will commence on Mondajr, 2nd
June and end on Thursday, 3ist July.
THE REGISTRY
(i) Entries will be accepted from solicitors for the
Registry under the following headings :
Section
A Practices for Sale, partnerships and assistant-
ships vacant; Section B. Practices, partnerships
and
assistantships
sought;
Section C. Mis–
cellaneous
information
required,
books,
office
equipment, etc., wanted or for sale.
(2) Each
entry accepted will be made in the appropriate
section of the register which is open for inspection
at the Society's offices during business hours.
Each entry accepted will also be published once
in the Society's
Gazette:
If the advertiser wishes,
the entry and advertisement in the
Gazette
maybe
over a box number.
(3) Charges for each entry in
the Register (including one publication
in
the
Society's
Gazette):
members of the Society
3 /-
for 30 words or less and id. for each additional
word over 50.
Other solicitors double the rate
for members of the Society.
(4) Replies to entries
in the Register and advertisements will not be
forwarded by the Society unless postage is pre–
paid.
(5) Replies
to advertisements should be
marked with the appropriate Box No. and addressed
to the Society.
(6) The use of the Registry by
solicitors is subject to general conditions, copies
of which may be obtained from the Secretary.
Section A
RISING Solicitor's practice for. sale. Southern town, owner
retiring, personal reasons. Box No. A. 112.
Section B
SOLICITOR qualified 1938, now practising on own account,
wishes to purchase good class practise or partnership, town or
countrv. Box No. B 126.
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