LAW ALMANAC 1900. - NSW Law Almanacs

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NEW SOUTH WALES
LAW ALMANAC
FOR
1900.
WILLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER,
SYDNEY.
1900.
52001 A [1s.6d.]
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Friday, the 9th day of March, 1900.
THE NEW SOUTH WALES
BAR ASSOCIATION
1. In `addition to the persons mentioned in Rule Three of the Rules
'of the 18th December, 1877, relating to the admission of Attorneys,
the following persons shall be eligble for admission as Solicitors of the
Court, namely :-
Any person who has or who hereafter shall have completed
the term of ten years of clerkship in the office or offices
of some one or more Solicitors practising in the Colony
of New South Wales and who has for at least five of
such ten years been a Managing Clerk in such office or
offices.
2. Any such person must pass the Intermediate Law and Final
Law Examinatïons prescribed for Articled Clerks, for the purpose of
which examinations, as regards notices and payment of fees, such
person shall be deemed to be. an Articled Clerk.
3.-No person shall be allowed to present himself for the Final
Law Examination until at least six months have elapsed from the time
of his passing the Intermediate Law Examination.
4. Before any such person can be admitted to the Intermediate
Law Examination he must obtain the permission of the Judges of the
Supreme Court to be so examined.
5. To obtain such permission such person must apply, through
the Secretary of the Solicitors Admission Board, to the Judges, and
together with such application must lodge the following documents:—
(a) A certificate from each Solicitor with whom such person
has been a Clerk to show that the applicant is entitled
to apply and that his character and knowledge of his
work are such as to render him fit to be admitted as a
Solicitor.
• (b) A certificate from two Counsel of five years' standing to
whom the applicant is personally known as to his com-
petency and character.
(e) Certificates from two householders to whom the appli-
cant has been known for at least five years, as to his
character and fitness to be admitted as a Solicitor.
Provided, however, that the giving or withholding of such
permission shall be in the absolute discretion of the said
Judges, and that in any case further or other certificates
may be required.
Any such person who has passed the Intermediate Law
Examination shall be entitled to proceed to the Final Law Examination
;n the same manner as if he had been articled previously to the 21st
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INDEX.
PAGE.
Almanac 1
Articled Clerks' Association 33
Associates, Judges' 25
Attorney-General, Department of 28
Bankruptcy Departmont 27
Barristers—Alphabetical List 36
„ Order of Seniority 33
„ Admission Board 32
„ Examiners to 32
„
„ Examinations, &c. 111
Rides relating to Admission of 111
Chief Justices, past and present 19
Circuits 18
Claims to Grants of Land 32
Clerk of Peace 29
Clerks of Peace, Deputy 29
Commission — Statute Law Revision and
Consolidation 29
Commissioners for taking Affidavits, Sydney 72
Country 74
Commissioners for taking Affidavits in places
beyond the Jurisdiction of the Court—
British Columbia 82
Calcutta 82
China 82
England 82
Fiji 84
Ireland 84
New Zealand 88
Queensland 88
Scotland 84
South Africa 84
South Australia 85
Tasmania 86
United States of America ... 84
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Commissioners, &c. continued. PAGE.
—
Victoria 86
Wales 81
Western Australia 85
West Indies 84
Commissioners of other Courts for taking
Affidavits in New South Wales—
Bombay 94
British Columbia 94
Canada 94
Cape of Good Hope 94
Cape Colony 94
Fiji 92
India 94
Ireland 93
Madras 94
Natal 94
New York 94
New Zealand 93
Norfolk Island 94
Nova Scotia 93
Ontario 94
Province of Quebec 91
Queensland 90
South Australia 91
South Carolina 94
State of California 94
Tasmania 90
United States of America 94
Victoria 89
Western Australia 92
Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the
Vice-Admiralty Court 71
Conveyancers, Certificated 70
Country Towns and Solicitors practising
thereat 61
Crown Prosecutors • 2S
Crown Solicitor's Office 29 .
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• Curator's Department 27
District Court Judges 30
District Court, Sydney, Officers of 30
District Court Registrars and Bailiffs 31
„ „ Metropolitan, Suburban, and
Hunter 96
„ Northern • 98
,,,, North-Western 98
,, Southern 98
,; „ South-Western 97
,; „ Western • 97
„ Almanac 99
Divorce and Matrimonial Court 26
Sittings of 17
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Equity Appeals • 13
„ Department 26"
Examinations for the Bar 116
Examinations, Intermediate History 139
Law, Final for Solicitors 138
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Law, Intermediate 137
Law, Matriculation 142
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Gaol Deliveries 18
Governors of Australian Colonies 24
Incorporated Law Institute 32
Judges, past and present 19
Land Appeal Court Department 30
Land Appeal Court, President and Members 30
Lunacy, Department of 26
Moon, Phases of the 21
Notaries; Public, practising in New South
Wales • • 69
Notices, &c., for Examinations for the Bar 111
Solicitors 120
21 „ „
Parliamentary Draftsmen 28
Prisons Department 30
Probate Department 27
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Prosecutors, Crown 28
Prothonotary's Department 26
Quarter Sessions, Chairmen of 30
,,„ Crown Prosecutors 28
„ Metropolitan, Suburban,
and Hunter District 95
„ Northern District 96
,,,, North-Western District 96
„ Southern „ 95
„ South-Western „ 95
Western 05
„ „ „
„ Almanac 99
Regal Tablo 23
Royal Family, &c. 24
Rules of Supreme Court for despatch of
business during 1900 13
Sheriff's Department 27
Solicitors Admission Board 33
„ Examinations, &c. 120
Books for Final 138
,,
„ Interme-
diate 137•
„ Examinations, Books for History 141
>7 Ma-
triculation 142
„ Rules relating to Admission of 121
„ Sydney 39
„ Country 54
Statute Law Revision and Consolidation
Commission 29
Supreme Court Judges, past and present 19
Sydney Causes 18
Terms 18
Tipstaves to Supreme Court Judges 25
Vacations 18
Vice-Admiralty Court 26
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gate( Almanac.
JANUARY.
1MnEWyear's Day,
2T Holiday.
3 W
4 Th
5F
6 S Holiday.
• 7 S First Sunday after Epiphamy.
8M
9T
10 W
z I Th
I2 F
13 S Holiday.
14 S Second Sunday after Epiphany.
o x5 M
16 T
ô 17 VP
x8 Th
19 F
20 S
21 `Third Sunday after Epiphany.
22 M
23T
24 W
25Th
z6 F Holiday.
27 S Holiday.
28 S Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
29 M Holiday.
3o T
31 W
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FEBRUARY.
1 Th
I 2F
35 Holiday.
4 S fifth Sunday after Epiphany.
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1o3 Vacation ends.
1 1 S Septagesima Sunday.
11>,6Z First Term begins. First Sydney Gaol
i 13 T Delivery,
14 W
15Th
16F
17 S
I^ 1198 3M InteermSeedxiaagtee sainmd aF iSnaul Lnadw aEyxaminations for
q 20 T Constitutional History Examination. [Solicitors\
Th2I221, W Bar Examinations.
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25 S Quinqungesima Sunday.
I 26 AI
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