An act to authorize the province to raise the credit of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and take a loan of one hundred twenty five thousand pounds to pay for various public works.
An act to authorize the provincial government to pay one hundred forty thousand pounds for various government expenses not outlined in previous legislation.
An act amending a previous at regarding the inspection of flour and meal by adding the role of inspector of Oatmeal and outlining the new regulations regarding the inspector's pay as well as their duties.
An act to amend the Act for regulating the Shipping of Seamen, putting the responsibility for handling shipping fees for Seamen in the hands of the Shipping Master and outlining their share of the money for their services.
An act that continues several acts, including an act regulating the inspection of beef and pork, an act addressing bankruptcy law, an act regarding the sale of liquor in taverns, and acts regarding private property and debt.
This act expands the authority of the provincial treasurer to collect and protect provincial revenues, and creates new regulations for importing goods, and penalties for their violation.
An act to amend a previous act regarding the duties on ships bringing immigrants into the country, entitled "An Act to create a fund for defraying the expense of enabling Indigent Emigrants to proceed to their place of destination, and of supporting them until they can procure employment," increasing the payments per immigrant and outlining new regulations regarding the importation of new immigrants.
This act allows the New Brunswick government to activate the powers to repeal duties on imported British goods granted to them by an act of the Imperial parliament.
This act allows the Saint Andrews and Quebec Rail Road Company to access Crown lands for the purpose of surveying, constructing, and repairing the rail line running from Saint Andrews to Woodstock.