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     (2) And there shall also be qualified to vote there- 
     
     at, every male inhabitant of said City and Common 
     
     thereof, being a British subject and having the quali- 
     
     fications in respect to age, residence and payment of 
     
     taxes, set forth in this twenty-fourth section, who 
     
     shall actually and within the ward for which he shall 
     
     vote: then be, and for three months previously shall 
     
     have been, actually and in his own right, in the 
     
     tenancy or occupancy of any lands, premises or tene- 
     
     ments in said City, or the Common thereof, of the 
     
     yearly rental of fourteen dollars, however payable, 
     
     or— ‘ * 
     
    
   
   
    
     Occupier 
     
    
   
   
    
     (3) Who shall have paid income tax to the 
     
     amount. of two dollars and upwards for the year 
     
     preceding such election, or— 
     
    
   
   
    
     Income Tax 
     
    
   
   
    
     (4) Who shall have paid poll tax to the amount P011 Tax 
     
     of two dollars for the year preceding such election, 
     
     provided such poll tax shall have been paid at least 
     
     one month before the day of the‘election at which he 
     
     claims to vote. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     25. Every non-resident of said City, otherwise _ 
     
     qualified to vote under any of the four qualifications Eiierétgiildent 
     
     aforesaid, and who shall be doing business and in 
     
     actual occupation of a shop, office, or business pre- 
     
     mises in the City or Common thereof, shall be entitled 
     
     to vote for such Mayor or Councillor or Councillors, 
     
     and shall if ‘liiir qualification is as a freeholder, vote 
     
     in the ward or wards where his qualification lies; or 
     
     being otherwise qualified in the ward in which his 
     
     place of business is. 
     
    
   
   
    
     26. Whenever two or more persons are, either . 
     
     as business partners, _ joint tenants, tenants in com- ggiilieiiea'iiigtisn 
     
     men, or by any other kind of joint interest, the “mm“ 
     
     owners, tenants or occupants of lands, premises or 
     
     tenements in said City, each of such persons whose 
     
     share therein is sufiicient in value, or in the case of