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iThe Gazette of the Ineorported Law Society of Ireland.
[DECEMBER, 1933
other, Judge Moonan, is for the greater part
of each year engaged in Circuits 3 and 5,
the business in each of these Circuits being
more than can be disposed of by one Judge.
Whenever Judge Moonan is not so engaged
he has, since his appointment, been assigned
to assist in Dublin. Whilst the Minister is
aware that the civil business in the Dublin
Circuit is somewhat in arrear, he is not
satisfied that the volume of such business is
sufficient to occupy the entire time of two
Judges. He hopes to be able shortly, without
increasing the total number of Judges, to
make arrangements which will meet the
needs of the Dublin Circuit.
Mise, le meas,
(Signed) S. A. ROCHE,
Leas Runai.
W. G. Wakely, Esq.,
Secretary,
The Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
Four Courts,
Dublin.
STATUTES OF THE OIREACHTAS
PASSED DURING 1933.
1. Central Fund.
2. Land (Purchase Annuities Fund).
3. Defence Forces (Temporary Provisions).
4. Dairy Produce (Price Stabilisation).
5. Local Government.
6. Constitution (Removal of Oath).
7. Agricultural Produce (Cereals).
8. Road Transport.
9. Railways.
10. Trade Loans (Guarantee) (Amendment).
11. Road Traffic.
12. Foreshore.
13. National Health Insurance.
14. Electoral (Amendment).
15. Finance.
16. Musk Rats.
17. Cement.
18. Public Hospitals.
19. Dail Eireann Loans and Funds (Amend–
ment).
20. Appropriation.
21. Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of
Orders).
22. Perpetual Funds (Registration).
23. Clare Castle Pier.
24. Shannon Electricity (Amendment).
25. Industrial Credit.
26. Agricultural Products (Regulation of
Export).
27. Cork Tramways (Employees' Compensa–
tion).
28. Seeds and Fertilisers Supply.
29. Merchant Shipping (International Labour
Conventions).
30. Barrow Drainage.
31. Sugar Manufacture.
32. Garda Siochana (Pensions).
33. Land Bond.
34. Approved Investments.
35. Damage to Property (Compensation)
(Amendment).
36. Moneylenders.
37. Public Services (Temporary Economies).
38. Land.
39. Road Transport (No. 2).
40. Constitution (Amendment No. 20).
41. Constitution (Amendment No. 21).
42. Merchant Shipping (Safety and Load
Line Conventions).
43. Rates on Agricultural Land (Relief).
44. Unemployment Insurance.
45. Constitution (Amendment 'No. 22).
46. Unemployment Assistance.
HILARY SITTINGS LECTURES, 1934.
The Junior Class Lectures will begin on
Wednesday, 17th January, at 2.15 p.m.
The Senior Class Lectures will begin on
Tuesday, 16th January, at 2.15 p.m.
ALL communications connected with THE
GAZETTE (other than advertisements) should
be addressed to the Secretary of the Society,
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, Dublin,
N.W.8.