249 DIVISION OF LEGISLATIVE POWER.

Statisties, (b) Statistics. s. 91 (6).
Weights ‘
and (¢) Weights and Measures. s. 91 (17).
opeasures. 5. The Civil Service. For carrying on the necessary de-Service.
 partments of state the Dominion has the following powers :—
1. The fixing of and providing for the salaries of the
Governor-General (s. 105) and of the Lieutenant-Governors.
s. 60.
2. The fixing of and providing for the salaries, allowances
and pensions of the judges of the Superior, District, and
County Courts (except the Courts of Probate in Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick) and of Admiralty Courts in cases where
the judges are paid by salary. s. 100.
8. The fixing of and providing for the salaries and
allowances of civil and other officers of the Government of
Canada. s. 91 (8).
The provinces have also powers regarding “ the establishment
 and tenure of provincial officers and the appointment
and payment of provincial offices.” s. 92 (3).

7. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.
The powers assigned to the Dominion and the provinces
are as follows:
Dominion.
“The constitution, maintenance
 and organisation of a
General Court of Appeal for
Canada and for the establish
ment of any additional courts for
the better administration of the
laws of Canada.” s. 101.
Criminal Law except the constitution
 of courts of jurisdietion,
 but including procedure in
criminal matters. s, 91 (27).

Provinces.

Court of
Appeal.

Criminal
Law.

The administration of justice
in the province, including the
constitution, maintenance and
organisation of provincial courts
both, of civil and criminal jurisdiction,
 including procedure in
civil matters in those courts. s.
92 (14)