This Act budgets the funds of the provincial government to the different areas of expense, including public printing, the court system, and provision for the disadvantaged within the province.
This is an amendment to an act first passed in 1864, which consolidates numerous past acts concerning the collection of duties in the province, clarifying who is responsible for collecting duties, public holidays to be kept by duty officers, and penalties for breaking the regulations placed on officers charged with the collection of duties.
This act secures the governor of the province against legal repercussions for funds he advanced from the colonial treasury in order to pay certain provincial expenses.
This act regulates the distribution of money allotted for the repairing, maintenance, and construction of roads throughout the province. It states that all repairs and other works are the responsibility of each district's Board of Works, who is responsible for all contracts.
This act defines the tariffs to be charged on various items, specifying those which are to be duty-free due to trade agreements between Great Britain and the United States. The manner in which the tariffs are to be collected is also specified.
This act secures the governor of the province against legal repercussions for funds he advanced from the colonial treasury in order to pay certain expenses incurred by the legislative assembly.
This act lays out procedures for private individuals to pursue financial claims against the provincial government, with the aim of making such processes simpler.