256 DIVISION OF LEGISLATIVE POWER. But with the exception of banks the provinces have full power as regards “the incorporation of companies with provincial objects,” s. 92 (11). This however implies that the incorporation of companies to carry on business through- out the Dominion belongs to the Dominion, and the fact that a company confines the exercise of its powers to one province will not render its incorporation ultra vires. 13. MONEY AND BANKING. The following matters are solely within Dominion legis- lation :— 1. Currency and Coinage. s. 91 (14). 2. Issue of Paper Money. s. 91 (15). 3. Legal Tender. s. 91 (20). 4. Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes. s. 91 (18). 5. Banking and Incorporation of Banks. s. 91 (15). 8. Savings Banks. s. 91 (16). 7. Interest. s.91 (19). A province may authorize a corporation or other body to borrow money at a rate of interest legalised by the Dominion Parliament, but it cannot alter the legal rate of interest? 14. AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION. On two subjects, viz. 1. Agriculture in the province, 2. Immigration into the province, concurrent powers of legislation are given to the Dominion and the provinces, subject to the proviso that a provincial law is only to be of force in so far as it is not repugnant to the Dominion Act. s. 95 Lt 4. @. for Quebec v. Colonial Building and Investment Association, 9 App. Cas. 157. * Royal Canadian Insurance Co. v. Montreal Warehousing Co. Q. 8 Legal News, 155; 2 Cart. 861; Ross v. Torrance, @. 2 Legal News, 186 : 2 Cart. 352.