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3.  The  borrowing  of  money  on  the  sole  credit  of  the  province.

4.  The  establishment  and  tenure  of  provincial  offices,  and  the  appointment
and  payment  of  provincial  officers.

5.  The  management  and  sale  of  the  public  lands  belonging  to  the  province,
and  the  timber  and  wood  thereon.

7.  The  establishment,  maintenance,  and  management  of  public  and  reformatory
  prisons  in  and  for  the  province.

6.  The  establishment,  maintenance,  and  management  of  hospitals,  asylums,
charities,  and  elementary  institutions  in  and  for  the  province,  other  than  marine
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8.  Municipal  institutions  in  the  province.

9.  Shop,  saloon,  tavern,  auctioneer,  and  other  licenses,  in  order  to  the  raising
of  a  revenue  for  provincial,  local,  or  municipal  purposes.

10.  Local  works  and  undertakings,  other  than  such  as  are  of  the  following
classes:  —

a.  Lines  of  steam  or  other  ships,  railways,  canals,  telegraphs,  and  other  works
and  undertakings  connecting  the  province  with  any  other  or  others  of  the  provinces,
or  extending  beyond  the  limits  of  the  province.

b.  Lines  of  steamships  between  the  province  and  any  British  or  foreign  country.

c.  Such  works  as,  although  wholly  situated  within  the  province,  are  before  or
after  their  execution  declared  by  the  parliament  of  Canada  to  be  for  the  general
advantage  of  Canada  or  for  the  advantage  of  two  or  more  of  the  provinces.

11.  The  incorporation  of  companies  with  provincial  objects.

12.  The  solemnization  of  marriage  in  the  province.

13.  Property  and  civil  rights  in  the  province

14.  The  administration  of  justice  in  the  province,  including  the  constitution,
maintenance  and  organization  of  provincial  courts,  both  of  civil  and  of  criminal
jurisdiction,  and  including  procedure  in  civil  matters  in  those  courts.

15.  The  imposition  of  punishment  by  fine,  penalty,  or  imprisonment  for
enforcing  any  law  of  the  province  made  in  relation  to  any  matter  coming  within
any  of  the  classes  of  subjects  enumerated  in  this  section.

16.  Generally  all  matters  of  a  merely  local  or  private  nature  in  the  province.

Education.

93.  In  and  for  each  province  the  legislature  may  exclusively  make  laws  in
relation  to  education,  subject  and  according  to  the  following  provisions  :—

1.  Nothing  in  any  such  law  shall  prejudicially  affect  any  right  or  privilege
with  respect  to  denominational  schools  which  any  class  of  persons  have  by  law  in
the  province  at  the  union.

2.  All  the  powers,  privileges,  and  duties  at  the  union  by  law  conferred  and
imposed  in  Upper  Canada  on  the  separate  schools  and  school  trustees  of  the  queen’s
Roman  Catholic  subjects,  shall  be  and  the  same  are  hereby  extended  to  the  dissentient
  schools  of  the  queen’s  Protestant  and  Roman  Catholic  subjects  in  Quebec.