The Gazette 1952-1955

ideal summer weather and the various results were as follows :— Golfing Society’s Challenge Cup with prize presented by the Captain (M. S. Matthews): Winner, John Kennedy (Dundalk) 5 up (on last nine). Runner-up prize to J. Bolton (Dublin) 3 up. Veteran’s Challenge Cup, with prize presented by the Golfing Society : Winner, R. FI. Brett (Monaghan) all sq. Runner-up R. E. Felton (Dublin) 2 down. The St. Patrick’s Plate, with prize presented by the Golfing Society: Winner, M. S. Matthews (Drogheda) 4 up. Prize for First N in e : L. K . Branigan (Dublin) 3 up (on last 3 ); E . Gillan (Drogheda) 3 up. Second Nine : S. V. Crawford (Dublin) 1 up. Sealed holes: J. Bolger (Portlaoighise). At the dinner held later in the club house, pre­ sided over by the Captain, the prizes v/ere presented by Mr. J. R. Quirke, President o f the Incorporated Law Society. The Captain read out a list o f members from whom messages had been received apolo­ gising for unavoidable absence and expressing good wishes for the success o f the outing including the follow ing: W. J . Norman, D. J. Collins, W. A. Menton, P. R. Boyd and W. Montgomery, and he paid tribute to the support which they and other stalwart supporters o f the Society have always afforded to it. A vote o f thanks to the Captain, the President and The Baltray G o lf Club, proposed by Mr. D. P. Shaw (Mullingar) and seconded by Mr. M. Neary (Dublin) was carried with acclama­ tion. The dinner proved a most enjoyable function and amongst those who contributed to the success of the evening the thanks o f the members were felt to be due in particular to Mr. James J. O’Connor. It was hoped that the great success o f this outing would lead to further Successful outings on future occasions. THE REGISTRY Section A W anted for Solicitor’s Office in large town near Dublin, qualified assistant . Recently qualified man anxious to acquire experience would be suitable. Box A. 152. Section B W anted to purchase solicitors’ practice or partnership with reputable firm. Box B'173. Section C W anted copy of Ryland’s Digest 1929-1938. Reply stating price. Box C137. Foit S ale , offers invited, Halsburys Laws o f England with Supplements 1916 to 1920, inclusive, cloth bound. Box C, 138.

Class Subieci. 344.7 —Mortgages.—Easements. 344.8 —Conveyancing.—Vendor and Purchaser. 344.88 —Registration o f Title and of Deeds. 344.9 —Irish Land Law. 345 —Equity. 345.3 -—Trusts. 345.38 —Trust Accounts.—Bookkeeping. 345.5/ —Executors and administrators. 345.73 —Infants. 345.95 —Income Tax. 345.97 •—Death Duties and Stamp laws. 346 —Personal Property. 346.024—Gaming and Licensing. 346.04 —Banking. 346.05 —Local Government and Town Planning. 346.06 —Rating and Valuation. 346.07 —Public Health and Housing Acts. 346.08 —Trade Union Law. 346.09 —Building Contracts and Societies. 346.2 —Hire-Purchase and Bills of Sale.—Sale of Goods. 346.235—Lunacy 346.35 —Maritime Law and Admiralty. 346.39 —Railways. 346.464—Bills of Exchange. 346.55 ■—Bankruptcy. 346.6 •—Life, Fire and National Insurance. 346.65 —Company Law. 346.68 —Copyright.—Patents.—Partnership. 346.75 —Wills and probate Practice. 346.89 —Matrimonial Practice.—Husband and Wife. 346.95 —Food and Drugs Acts. 347 —Common Law.—General Principles 347.1 —Law o f Contract. 347.5 —Law of Torts. 347.63 —Defamation.—Libel and Slander. 347.67 —Negligence.

347.7 —Highways and Bridges. 347.75 —Aviation and Air Law. 348.2 —Canon Law. 349

•— Procedure and Rules of Court.

349.1 •—General Pleadings. 349.6 —Chancery Procedure. 349.62 —Solicitor’s Costs. 349.87 —Law relating to Solicitors’ Profession. 349.9 —Rules o f Court.

SOLICITORS’ GOLFING SOCIETY The meeting held at Baltray on Saturday the 6th June was very well supported and was regarded as one of the most successful for many years. A competition o f 18 holes bogey was played in