l E i 1903 III EDWARD VII. Cap. 17. 67 said binding to be effectual to all intents and purposes as if such child were of full age and bound himself or hereself; and the person or persons to whom any apprentice may be so bound shall receive and provide for such appren— tice according to the said indenture : Provided always that in every case where a mendicant child shall be bound out as an apprentice, the religious persuasion of the person to whom the apprentice shall be so bound, shall whenever practicable, be the same as that of the apprentice. 154. The City Council shall not enter into any contract in whicha ' sum amounting to six Ssgfirggtoggrm thousand "dollars is required to be expended, :; 3333,13,, unless and until a public meet 11g of the }’§f§r”“w”d rate payers of the City shall have been first called to take such contract or proposed contract into consideration, and unless the same be approved by a majority of the rate-payers present at such meeting; such meeting to be called by the Mayor by giving at least thirty days' notice in at least two public newspapers published in Charlottetown._ 155. In all cases where the City may be Inwimo, held liable for damages sustained 1n consequence $5235?“ of the unsafe condition of, or nuisance orfi‘iffitfi'g‘flfig incumbrance on the sidewalks, squares 01-3323,? .streets of said City, it shall have a right to Sflfiififi‘ififig indemnity from, and have a remedy over against the person or corporation by whose act or conduct the sidewalk square or street was rendered unsafe, or by reason of whose act or Conduct, the damage or injury arose. 156. In no case shall the City of Char- lottetown be liable for damages sustained in