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dwelling at (or near) the village of in the said Form J. district, there being no practising notary public at or near the said village (or any other legal cause), did, at the request of and in the presence of

the original {

well known unto me, exhibit

bill

;} } whereof a true copy is above written

note

drawer

unto P. Q., the

acceptor

thereof, personally, (or at

promisor

his residence, office or usual place of business) in
and speaking to himself (his wife, his clerk or his servant,
etc.), did demand

acceptance

thereof, unto which

Wherefore I, the said justice of the peace at the request aforesaid, have protested, and by these presents do protest drawer and indorsers

(bill

against the promisor and indorsers

(acceptor, drawer and indorsers

of the said

}

note

and all other parties thereto and therein concerned, for all exchange, re-exchange, and all costs, damages and interest, present and to come, for want of (acceptance) payment

bill.

of the said

note.

All which is by these presents attested by the signature
of the said (the witness) and by my hand and seal. .
(Protested in duplicate.)

(Signature of the witness.)
(Signature and seal of the J. P.

30 Vict., 1867, chap. 34... An Act to amend chap. 116 of the Revised Statutes, "Of Bills, Notes and Choses in Action;" also Act 12th Victoria, chapter 39, relating thereto. Section 1.

[*Except in so far as such articles, or any of them, relate to evidence in regard to bills of exchange, cheques and promissory notes.]

APPENDIX I.

$475.50.

INLAND BILL OF EXCHANGE.-SECS. 3, 4.

FORMS.

No. 1.

TORONTO, 1st March, 1892.

Three months after date pay to the order of E. F. & Co., four hundred and seventy-five Dollars, value received A. B.

9885

To Messrs. C. D. & Co.,

Montreal.

Exchange for £200 Stg.

FOREIGN BILL OF EXCHANGE.-SECS. 3, 4.

No. 2.

TORONTO, 10th February, 1892.

At sight of this FIRST OF EXCHANGE (Second and Third
unpaid) pay to the order of E. F. & Co., two hundred
Pounds Sterling, value received.
A. B.

To the Bank of Montreal,

London, Eng.

Form 1.

Form 3.

£100.

FOREIGN BILL OF EXCHANGE.-SECS. 3, 4, 9.

LIVERPOOL, 25th February, 1892.

Sixty days after date pay to our order one hundred Pounds, value received, at current rate of exchange for banker's sight draft on London.

To Messrs. A. B. & Son,

$500.

No. 3.

To E. F. & Co.,

Toronto.

Toronto.

FOREIGN BILL OF EXCHANGE.-SECS. 3, 4, 9.

No. 4.

C. D. & Co.

CHICAGO, 1st March, 1892.

Thirty days after date pay to the order of the First National Bank, five hundred Dollars, with exchange on New York, value received, and charge to account of

The A. B. Co.

Per C. D., Manager.

$250.25.

No. 5.

CHEQUE CROSSED GENERALLY.-NEGOTIABLE.—
SECS. 72, 75.

MONTREAL, 1st March, 1892.

To the Merchants' Bank.

Pay to E. F., or order, two hundred and fifty Dollars.

A. B.

No. 6.

CHEQUE CROSSED SPECIALLY.-NOT NEGOTIABLE.—
SECS. 72 75.

Mat. Negali

$575.

To the Canadian Bank of Commerce.

Pay to E. F. or order five hundred and seventy-five

Dollars.

TORONTO, 1st March, 1892.

A. B.

No. 7.

INLAND PROMISSORY NOTE.-SECS. 82, 71 (e), 14(2)(b).

$250.75.

TORONTO, 26th February, 1892.

DUE 30TH JUNE.

Four months after date I promise to pay to the order of E. F., at the Molsons Bank, Montreal, two hundred and fifty Dollars, value received.

75

A. B.

Form 5.