Qualification of Electors Freeholder Cap, 17. ‘III EDWARD Vii. 1903. and above all legally recorded incumbrances of Free- hold Estate, Leasehold Estate, or of Freehold and Leasehold Estate, both together (as the case may be) of the value of one thousand dollars or (in case of a rental qualification) that I am in the use, possession or occupation of premises in the City of the yearly rent of, or assessed at two hundred dollars per annum, and that I have not fraudulently or collusively obtain- ed the same or a title to the same, for the purpose of qualifying myself to be elected to .the said oflice ; and I do swear that I will diligently, faithfully and im- partially, and to the best of my ability, discharge the several duties which appertain to the said office of Councillor while I hold the same. “ So help me God." QUALIFICATION 0F ELECTORS. 24. At the election of Mayor or of aCouncillor or Councillors, there shall be qualified to vote thereat, every male inhabitant of the said City and Common thereof, and every female inhabitant thereof, being a widow or unmarried, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards who shall have resided in the said City or Common for at least one year then next preceding the day of such election, and who shall be a British subject, and who shall have paid, previous to the time of holding such election, all rates, taxes and assessments then due by him or her, of which payment the evidence shall be the receipt of the City Clerk or City Collector to that effect produced at the time of such voting, and—— (1) Who shall actually and within the Ward for which he or she shall vote, then be, and for three months previously shall have been, actually, and in his or her own right, the bona fide owner of the free- hold of lands or premises in said City or the Common thereof, of the assessed value of one hundred dollars,——«