LETTRES D'APPRÉCIATION

DE SON HONNEUR LE JUGE I, à. WURTELE

Court of Queen's Bench, 5th April, 1899.

J. C, Avcen, Esq., Registrar, Et.

City.

My Dear Mr. AUGER,

T'have read and carefullv examined the advanced sheets of Your work on our hypothecary system und on the organization of registry offices, and I have been most favourably impresssed by it.

This work, to which You have devoted your leisure time and which you modestlv strle a “ Compilation,” is a complete review of our hypothecary system and gives a clear statement of the or-

£anization of our registry offices and of the duties of the registrars. It is the double result of serious studies made by you, on the subject, and of Your long experience both as a notary and as 4 registrar, and it cannot fail to be of very great asistance to the members of the legal professions and to Your colleagues. Its arrangement and the style in which it is written are so clear that it cannot fail to be of great service also to the business commnnity of the Province.

I can sincerely recommend Your work to the public, and I Congratulate vou upon the perfect manner in which you have accomplished the work which you undertook.

Allow me, in conclusion to hope that your work will mest With the success which it deserves, and to assure you of my sincere feelings of esteem and friendship for vourself.

J. WURTELE, J. Q. B.