Bank Holidays Act Amendment Act of 1906 (6 Edw VII No. 12) (Qld)

9036 AUDIT-BANKS. Banle Holidays Act Amendment Act. 6 Enw. VII. No. 12,1906. (b) In the redemption and cancellation of any unsold Treasury Bills which may have been authorised to be issued in aid of the Revenue of the State; or (c) In the purchase and redemption of any Queens- land Government Debentures or Inscribed Stock issued under the authority of any Loan Act, at the current market price at the time of such purchase, and in the payment of any commission, costs, and expenses incurred in effecting any such purchase ; and not otherwise. All Treasury Bills oc Debentures so purchased as aforesaid shall thereupon be cancelled and destroyed in the presence of the Auditor-General and Under Secretary of the Treasury if such Debentures are in Australasia, and those officers shall certify the fact of such destruction to the Trustees. BANKS. 6 ENdow. . 1V2. II. An Act to Amend "The Bank Holidays Act of 1904." ir~ L!~ ~ ! [ASSENTED TO 13TH NOVEMBER, 1906.] BE AME~ ~ ifENTl it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, ACT OF 1906. by and with the advice and consent of the Legis- lative Council and Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : - Short title 1. This Act may be cited as "The Bank Holidays aconndstruction Act Amendment Act of 1906," and shall be read as one of Act. with "The Bank Holidays .Act of' 1904,"* hereinafter called the Principal Act. This Act and the Principal Act may together be cited as "The Bank Holidays Acts, 1904-1906." Amendment 2. In section five of the Principal Act, the words of s. 5. "The Governor in Council may from time to time by proclamation" are repealed, and the words" The Home Secretary may from time to time by notification" are inserted in lieu thereof. 'The following words are added to the first paragraph of the said section: "and may in like manner cancel any such appointment." 11 4 Edw. VII. No. 8, supra, page 8665.

BANKS-CONSTITUTION. 903'1 6 EDW. VII. No. 1, 1906. Appropriation Acts. In the second paragraph of the said section, the word "proclamation" is repealed, and the word " notification" is inserted in lieu thereof. 3. Section six of the Principal Act is repealed, and Amendment the following section is inserted in lieu thereof:- of s. 6. [6.J The Home Secretary, from time to time, when it Day . df is made to appear to him in any special case that it is ~ ~ h~ : ; ema; r inexpedient that a day by this Act appointed for a bank be altered. holiday should be a bank holiday, may declare, by notifica- tion in the Gazette published not less than one week before the day appointed for such holiday, that such day shall not be a bank holiday, and may appoint such other day as to him may seem fit to be a bank holiday instead of such day. Thereupon the day so appointed shall be substituted for the day appointed by this Act. The powers vested in the Home Secretary by this section may be exercised so as to take effect either generally or for any limited period or for any year, and may be limited to any specified city, town, district, or locality within the State. 4. In the last paragraph of the Schedule to the Amendment Principal Act, the words" twenty-fourth day of May" are of Schedule. repealed; also the words "proclaimed by notice" are repealed, and the words "notified by the Home Secretary" are inserted in lieu thereof. CONSTITUTION. ApPROPRIATION ACTS. Appropriation Act of 1906.1907, No. J Appropriation Act of 1906.1907, No. 2 Appropriation Act of 1906.1907, ]V o. 3 Appropriation Act of 1906.1907, No. 4 6 Edw. VIL No. 1 6" " 4 6 " " 1'7 6 " " 18 An Act to Authorise the Appropriation out of the 6Edw. VII. Consolidated Revenue Fund of Queensland of ~ : ! . certain Sums of Money towards the Service ~ ~ ~ ; Or~ ~ A' of the Year ending o:iJ. the thirtieth day of OF ? J~~ 'i~ 07, June, 1907. [ASSENTED TO 27TH JULY, 1906.J W HEREAS we, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Preamble. subjects, the members of the Legislative Assembly .of Queensland in Parliament assembled, have in the present Session of Parliament cheerfully granted to your Majesty