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§ 3. Tur CoMPOSITION OF THE DOMINION CABINETS (continued) — 
The Ministry in New Zealand . 320 
the Cape : . 320 
Natal . . . 321 
the Transvaal ; : 321 
the Orange River Colony 321 
the Union of South Africa 321 
322-33 
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327 
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332 
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335 
240-3 
§4. THE INSTABILITY oF DOMINION MINISTRIES 
Number of Ministries 3 
Elective Ministries . . 
Defeat of Government . 
Resignation of Ministries . : ‘ 
Relation of Ministers to Upper Houses 
Selection of Prime Minister . 
§ 5. THE CoNDUCT OF BUSINESS WITH THE (JOVERNOR 
The Governor in Council . . 
The Relations of the Governor and Ministers . 
§ 6. THE HicH COMMISSIONERS AND AGENTS-GENERAL 
CHAPTER VIII. THE CIVIL SERVICE. . 
Contrast of English and Dominion Systems 
Civil Service in Canada . -. 
Newfoundland . 
Ie Australasia . 
Railway Commissions in Australia 
Political Influence in Australasia 
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PART III. THE PARLIAMENTS OF THE 
DOMINIONS 
CHAPTER I. THE POWERS OF DOMINION PARLIA. 
MENTS . . : . 
§1. THE PLENARY AUTHORITY OF THE PARLIAMENTS 
Reg. v. Burah . 
Hodge v. The Queen ‘ : 
Powell v. Apollo Candle Company 
Riel v. The Queen . . 
Baxter v. Ah Way . : 
Cases of Delegation 
Tue LiMiTaTION OF THE POWERS OF THE PARLIAMENTS 
Classification of Limitations . 2 
The Parliament as that of a Dependency 
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355-61 
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