Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act of 1914 (5 Geo v No. 9) (Qld)

()260 LOCAL AUTHOlUTIES.-MARIUAGE AND DIVORCE. Intf:'r.state Destitute Persons Rehf:'f Act. 5 GEO. V. No. 9, as one with" Tile Local Authorities Acts, 1902 to 1913,"* herein referred to as the Principal Act. ~ . Contribu tions to Patriotic 2. Notwit.hstanding tlw provi~ ions of the Principal . F n u th n o d r . i , se&dc. ., Acts, it shall he deemed and taken to be lawful for any 1 Edw. VII. Local Authority, during the continuance of the present KC'. 27, s. 9. War, to have applied and to apply out of its Local Fund any sum or sums of money approved by such Local Authority a~ and by way of contribut.ion to any patriotic or other public fund established in Queensland in con- nection with the prosecution of t.he present War or the succour, relief, or assistance of the officers 'and soldiers of His Majesty or of any of His Majesty's Allies engaged therein, or of the dependants of any such officers or soldiers. MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. ;\ K G o e . o. H. V. An Act for the Relief of Persons whose Relatives THE I KTERS'l'A'fE liable to support them Reside in another State DESTIn;TE PERSO~ S of the Commonwealth, and for other purposes. REPIEF ACT OF 1!114. [ASSEN'I'ED TO 13TH OCTOBER, 1914.J B E it enacted hy the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis- lative Council and Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and bv the authority of the same, as follows:- . • PART 1.- PRELEllIKAIH. PART I.-PRELIMINARY. Short title. 1. This Act may be cited as "The Destitute Persons Relief Act of 1914." Interstate C, mmenc,> 2. This Act shall come into operation on a day to be ment of Ad. fixed by the Governor in Council by proclamation in the Gazette. Dh'isi\lll of Act. 3. This Act is divided into Parts, as follows : - PART I.-PRELIMINARY; PART lI.-SUMMONS lTOR MAINTENANCE AGAINST PERSON IN ANOTHER STATE; PART lIl.-ENFORCING ORDER FOR MAINTEN- ANCE MADE IN ANOTHER STATE; PART IV.-MISCELLANEOUS. * 2 Edw. VII. No. 19 and amending Acts, supra, pages 1860 ct seq., M53;and 5918.

19140. MAH,RIAGE AND DIYO[(CE. Intersta,te Destitute Persons Relief Act. 6261 PART 1.- PRELLlIINARY. 4. In this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates, I~ lterpreta. the following terms have the meanings set against them tlOn. respectively, that is to say:- "Adjudged "-Adjudged, ordered or directed; " Col1ector"-·In this State, the collector appointed under this Act; in another State, an officer whose duties, or part of whose duties, are similar to those of the collector appointed under this Act; " J ustice"-Justice of the peace; "Justices Acts"-" The Justices Acts, 1886 to 1909,"* and any Act amending or in substitu- tion for the same; " Order"-A judgment or order whereby any person is adjudged to pay money (whether in one sum or by instalments, or periodically), or otherwise to make provision, for or towards the support of any person; " Prescribed "-Prescribed by this Act or by regulation; " Regulations"-·-Regulations made under this Act; "State"-In Part n., any State in the Common- wealth of Australia concerning which a pro- clamation under subsection one of the next succeeding section is in force; in Part nI., any State in the Commonwealth of Australia concerning "'hich a proclamation under sub- section two of the next succeeding section is in force; '" Summons for relief "-A summons to show cause why a person should not support, or should not contribute tow~ rds the support of, another person; "This Act" includes regulations made under this Act. 5. (1.) When in another State of the Commonwealth E"tahlish· an Act is in force containing provisions substantially cle:~~iprodty similar t . o those c ' ontained in, or for carrying out obJ'ects b pr y oc 1 ama t' Ion. substantially similar to the objects of, section six, the ' Governor in Council may, by proclamation in the Gazette, n. declare that Part of this Act is in force as regards that State, and that State shall thereafter be a State n. ~ it: b. in the meaning of Part * .50 Vie. No. 17 and amending Aeti!, 8upra, pages 1132 et seq.

6262 PART 1.- PHELIMINAUr. l\IAHlUAGE AND DIVOHCE. Interstate Destitute Persolls Relief Act. 5 GEO. Y. Ko. \1, (2.) When in another State of the Commonwealth an Act is in force containing provisions substantially similar to those contained in, or for carrying out objects substantially similar to the objects of Part Ill. and sections eighteen to twenty, both inclusive, the Goyernor in Council may, by proclamation in the Gazette, declare that Part Ill. of this Act is in force as regards that. State, and that State shall thereafter be a State within the meaning of Part Ill. (3.) Notwithstanding anything in this section, if at any time after the publication of any proclamation under this section neither the provisions in consequence of which sucb proclamation was published nor any similar provisions are in force in the State regarding which such proclamation was published, such proclamation shall cease to be in force upon the publication in the Gazette of a proclamation by the Governor in Council revoking the former proclamation, and such State shall thereupon cease to be a State within the meaning of Part H. or Part Ill., as the case may be. (4.) A proclamation under subsection one or sub- section two shall be deemed to be in force until a proclamation revoking the same is proved. (5.) Proclamations under subsections one and two· or proclamations under subsection three, regarding the same State, may be in the same or separate documents. (6.) The Gazette purporting to contain a proclamation under this section shall be sufficient evidence of the validity, contents, and publication of such proclamation, and shall be conclusive evidence of the existence of all conditions precedent to the valid making thereof. PART IT.- SUMMONS ~ ' OR MAINTENANOll AGAINST PERSON IN ANOTHER STATE. Sumn10ns for relit f i.sued in another State may be sen" d in this State. PART Il.-SUMMONS FOR MAINTENANOE AGAINST PERSON IN ANOTHER STATE. 6. Whenever in another State- (a) (i.) Any husband leaves his wife; or (ii.) Any parent leaves his or her child under the age of eighteen years, whether legiti- mate or illegitimate; or (iii.) Any child over the age of twenty-one years leaves his or her parent; or

l\fARHIAGE AND DIvtmCE. 62GB 1914. PART II.- IlIterstate Dest'itute Per80ns Relief' Act. SnarON!:l ~' OR : :\ L~I1iTllNANCE AGAINST P, ~ nSON IN (iv.) Any person liable to support, or contribute ANOTHER towards the support of, another person STATE. leaves such other person, in any such case without adequate means of support; or (v.) An order has been made by any justice or justices or by any court, not being a court of record, and such order remains unsatisfied wholly or in part; and in any such case- (b) Such husband, parent, child, or person, or the person by such or<}.er adjudged to payor make provision (each of whom is hereinafter referred to as " the defaulter") comes to reside or resides, either temporarily or permanently, in Queensland, any summons for relief or any process to enforce such order, granted or issued in such other State by any justice or justices or by or out of any court (not being a court of record) upon application by or on behalf of the wife, child, parent, or person so left, or by or on behalf of the person for whose support such order was made, and against or directed to the defaulter, may be served in Queensland. 7. (I.) Whenever in Queensland- Summons for lelief against (a) (1.) Any husband leaves his wife; or defaulter in ( n". ) Any parent 1eaves h I ' S or 1ler ch 1 'ld under another State. the age of eighteen years, whether legitimate or illegitimate; or (iii.) Any child over the age of twenty-one years leaves his or her parent; or (iv.) Any person liable to support, or contribute towards the support of, another person leaves' such other person, III any such case without adequate means of support; or (v.) An order has been made by any justice or justices or by any court, not being a court of record, and such order remains unsatisfied wholly 6r in part; and in any such case- (b) Such husband, parent, child, or person, or the person by such order adjudged to payor make provision (each of whom is hereinafter G

6264 PART 1I.- SUMMOl\S ,'CR MAIANGTAEINNASTNOE - PEHSON IN ANOTHER STATE. MAHlnAGE AND DIVOHCE. - ------ --- - ------------- Interstate Desf1:ttlfc Persons Relit,! Act. 5 GEO. V. No. 9, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ referred to as " the defaulter") goes to reside or resides, either temporarily or permanently, in another State, any justice for Queensland may, upon application by or on behalf of the wife, child, parent, or person so left, or by or on behalf of the person for whose support such order was made (each of whom is hereinafter referred to a.s "the complainant"), sign and issue a summons directed to the defaulter, to show cause why he or she should not support or should not contribute towards the support of the complainant, or should not pay any moneys due and to become due under suqh order, as the case may require. 'rime and pJace for hEaring SUlllmons, (2.) Such summons shall state a place and a time after service for the hearing thereof, which shall be fixed by the justice issuing it, regard being had in fixing the length of time to the distance of the alleged place of residence of the defendant from the place fixed for the hearing. Evitlet:ce in (3.) No such summons shall be issued unless the S a UppplpiOcalttioofn application is supported by an affidavit or declaration for summons. made by or on behalf of the complainant, in the form [Sch. I.] contained in the First Schedule or to the like effect, and stating the matters indicated in the said Schedule. (4.) The justice issuing such summons shall retain the aforesaid affidavit or declaration and, as soon as practicable, deliver or send it to the nearest clerk of petty sessions, who shall file it in the office of his court. (5.) An affidavit for the purposes of this section shall be sworn before a commissioner for taking affi- davits in the Supreme Court of Queensland, and a declaration for such purposes may be made before a justice. ' Service of summons and proof tk~ reof. 8. (1.) A summons issued under the last preceding section may be served either in Queensland or any other State. (2.) Service of such summons, or the steps taken in attempting to serve it, shall be proved by affidavit sworn before a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Court of Queensland or of the State wherein service was effected or attempted, or by declaration made before a justice for Queensland or for the State wherein the service was effected or attempted. (

MARHIAGE AND DIVORCE. 6265 PART 11.- 1914. Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act. SUMMONS FOR MAINTENAXCE AGAINST 9, (1.) Subject to the Justices Acts, a summons ~ ~ ~ ~ : E~ ~ issued as last aforesaid may be heard and determined by Wh STATE. any justice or justices for Queensland. hea~ may summons. (2.) If at the hearing or any adjournment thereof- !"o",,:ers of ( a ) S erVl . Ce 0 f the summons I . S proved ; or J h u e s a tI r C in e g s the (b) It is proved to the satisfaction of the court summons. that a reasonable attempt has been made to serve the summons, and that the defendant has intentionally evaded service thereof, the court may proceed to hear and may determine the summons, and may, if satisfied that the defendant . is able to support or contribute towards the support of the complainant, make an order for the payment to or on behalf of the complainant of- (i.) Such sum (if any) as the court deems proper for past maintenance, by instalments or other- wise; and (ii.) Such periodical sums as the court deems proper for future maintenance; and (iii.) Costs, to be fixed by the court. PART IIl.- ENJ'ORCING ORDER FOR MAINTENANCE PART III.-ENFORCING ORDER FOR MAINTENANOE MADE MADE IN ANOTHER IN ANOTHER STATE. STATE. 10. (1.) The Governor in Council shall appoint a 9>IJectorfor collector for the purposes of this Act, and may appoint d~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ e such assistant collectors and other officers as he deems persons. necessary for. such purposes. (2.) The official title of the collector shall be "Collector for Interstate Destitute Persons," and the official title of an assistant collector shall be "Assistant Collector for Interstate Destitute Persons." 11. (1.) The collector, upon receiving from a Applica~ion collector appointed in another State the following ~ ~ d: : ~ ~ ~ ng document • s ' namely • ' ' - . . relief . enforceahie m (1.) The orIgmal or a duplIcate of an order made this State. by a justice or justices for such State signed by him or them, or a copy of such order, certified as correct under the hand or hands of the justice or justices by whom such order was made, or a certificate of an order made by a court of such State (not being a court of record) under the hand of the clerk or other proper official of such court and the seal thereof, such order, in any case, being made in favour of any person resident in suc4 State ;

6266 PART III.- ENF(ROING ORDER FOR ~ IAINTENAl' CIl ;\!ADE IN ANOTHER STATE. [Sch. n.] MAHBIAGE AND DIYOHCE. Interstate Dest'itute l'ersolls Relief Act. 3 GEO. Y. No. 9, - - ~ - . - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ (ii). An affidavit in the form in the Second Schedule, or to the like effect, and stating the particu- lars indicated in the said Schedule, sworn by such collector before a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Court of such State; and (iii.) A request that the order be made enforceable in Queensland; shall attend before a jus-tice and apply to have such original or duplicate order, certified copy, Ot certificate endorsed as next hereinafter provided. (2.) A document purporting to be such a document as mentioned in subsection one, and to be signed or signed and sealed as thereby required, shall, for the pur- poses of this Act, without proof of any signature or seal appearing thereon, be deemed to be what it purports to be, and to be duly signed or signed and sealed, until the contrary is proved. To heendorsed 12. Upon such application being made to a justice rife, diedfeanutltienr and upon production of the original or duplicate order, this State. certified copy, or certificate and the affidavit referred to in the last preceding section, the justice, if satisfied that the person against whom the order was made is resident, either temporarily or permanently, in Queensland, shall endorse such original or duplicate order, certified copy, or certificate with a fiat directing that the order be enforced in Queensland, and shall sign such endorsement. CoHector to 13. (1.) Upon obtaining the endorsement aforesaid, esenrdvoersceodpy of the collector shall serve, or cause to be served, a copy order. of such order, certified copy, or certificate, and of the endorsement thereon, certified as correct under his hand, upon the person against whom the order was made ; and such order shall thereupon be and continue to be enforceable in Queensland. (2.) The service required by this section may be effected by delivering the document to the person to be served, or by posting the same by registered letter addressed to him at his last known place of residence. After servic~ , 14. When an original or duplicate order, certified dbel pmaoynaebyles ttoo copy, or certificate has been duly endorsed, and a copy the collector. thereof has been duly served as aforesaid, all moneys by the order adjudged to be paid shall be payable to the collector, who is hereby authorised to collect and receive the same, 5.nd to take all such steps for the recovery thereof as

MAmUAUE, AXD l?IVOHCE. 6267 PAR1' III.- 1~ 1l4. Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act. EN]'ORClNG ORDER ]'OR MAINTENANCE might be taken by the person in whose favour the order AlINAODTEHIENR was made; and the receipt of the collector for any such STATE. money shall be a valid discharge of the liability to pay the same. be f or 1 e 5 c . oInnferarded d itaino d n · Itmopoths · eed, poItwsehrsallabned thdeutdieustyhoefretihne- a c O o nt l dh le ed c ru to Pt r i?e . wseorfs collector- (i.) To collect all moneys payable to him as provided by the last preceding section, and give receipts for the sums so collected; (ii.) To keep proper accounts of all moneys collected and received by him and of all moneys remitted and paid by him; (iii.) To file in his office, and keep proper records of, all documents received by him as men- tioned in section eleven ; (iv.) Once at least in every fortnight, or as often as prescribed, to remit to the collectors appointed in the various States all moneys collected and received by him in respect of orders received from such States respectively, less the costs and expenses of collection and remittance, together with proper accounts showing in respect of wha~ orders the various moneys were collected and received and the costs and expenses deducted in respect of such various moneys; (v.) To pay the various moneys received by him from the collectors appointed in other States to the persons on whose behalf such moneys are respectively received, less any costs and expenses connected with the receipt and payment thereof respectively; and (vi.) To exercise such other powers and discharge such other duties as are conferred or imposed upon him by regulation. a J . US 1 t l ' 6 o . e WorhJ . eUnSl + J ' laCneS o f rodre Q r uheaesns1baenedn,omradane oarnddersihgansedbebeyn ff C oo o rr l w l r e ea c lri t de o f r or t f o dorers made by a court of Queensland, not being a court of ~ ~ h: ~ S: ~ teE. record, in favour of any person resident in Queensland, and the person against whom the same is made goes to reside or is resident, either temporarily or permanently, in another State, the collector shall, upon application made by or on behalf of the person in whose favour such

6268 MARRIAGE, AND DIVORCE. PART nf.- - - - - - - - - - - ENFORCING ORDER FOR Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act. 5 GEO. Y. No. 9, MAINTENANCE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - lIADEIN ANOTHER order was made, send to a collector appointed in such STATE, other State the following documents, namely:- (i.) The original or a duplicate of the said order made by a justice or justices signed as afore- said, or a copy of such order certified as correct under the hand or hands of the justice or justices by whom such order was made, or a certificate of the said order made by a court under the hand of the clerk or other proper officer of such court and the seal thereof; (ii.) An affidavit in the form in the Second Schedule, or to the like effect, and stating the particulars indicated in the said Schedule, sworn by the collector before a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Court of Queensland; (iii.) A statement of such information as the collector is able to obtain for the purpose of enabling the collector to whom the docu- ments are sent to identify and discover the whereabouts of the person against whom the order was made·; and (iv.) A request that the order be made enforceable in such other State. Affidavit or certificate of collector sufficient proof of payment. 17. (1.) A certificate under the hand of the col1ector or of a collector appointed in another State, or an affidavit sworn by either of such collectors, stating that any sum or sums therein specified has or have been paid in respect of an order therein mentioned, shall be sufficient evidence of such payment in any proceedings before any court, justice, or other tribunal. (2.) Upon production of such certificate or affi- davit to the clerk of the court in which such order was made, such clerk shall enter up satisfaction of such order to the extent of the amount by such certificate or affidavit stated to have been paid. PART IV.- MISCEL- LANEOUS. Onus of proof of identity of pel son served. PART IV.-l\'.1:ISCELLANEOUS. 18. (1.) Subject to subsection two, when- (i.) A summons or other process by this Act made servable; or (ii.) A summons issued under this Act; or

1914. MARHlAGE AND DIVORCE. - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - ---- Intersta,te Destitute Persons Relir;f Act. 6269 PART IV.- MISCEL- LANEOUS. (iii.) A copy of an original or duplicate order, or of a certified copy of an order, or of a certificate of an order, is served upon any person in the prescribed manner, such person shall be deemed to be the person upon whom the same was to be served, until the contrary is shown to the satisfaction of the court, justice, or justices before whom the question is in issue. (2.) This section does not apply unless the person by whom the document was so served states in his affi- davit or declaration of service, or otherwise on oath, affirmation, or declaration, that he believes the person upon whom such document was served to be the person upon whom the same was to be served: Provided that nothing in this section shall prevent such identity being proved by any evidence deemed sufficie:ut by the court, justice, or justices before whom the question is in issue. 19. (1.) Any order made under this Act, and any How ordere order made enforceable in Queensland by virtue of this : a! ~ d~ der, rAecqtU, . Irmm . agy t h bee epnafyomrceendt O in £ l athseumsam 0 f e mmoannenyer I . S aesn f aonrcoerad hI eer e uA n nc f d o te r tr c o, ea b th b e I ~ S e under the Justices Acts. enforced. (2.) All moneys which, by any order made under this Act or by any order so made enforceable, are adjudged to be paid may be raised and levied, or payment thereof may otherwise be enforced, in the same manner as the sum which is required to be paid by an order requiring the payment of a sum of money may be raised and levied, or as payment thereof may otherwise be enforced under the Justices Acts: Provided that- (i.) An order made under this Act may be en- forced, and any money thereby adjudged to be paid may be raised and levied, or pay- ment thereof may be otherwise enforced, at the instance of any person in whose favour such order was m,ade or of any other person in his behalf; and (ii.) An order made enforceable in Queensland by virtue of this Act shall be enforced, and any money thereby adjudged to be paid shall be raised and levied, or payment thereof shall be otherwise enforced, only at the instance of the collector or of an assistant collector.

6270 PART IV.-· MISOllf,' LANllOn;. ~URmAGE AND DIVORCE. Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act. 5 GEO. V. No. 9, Form and manner of making affidavit 20. If any affidavit or other document or writing required for the purposes of this Act complies, as to the form and the manner of making thereof, either with the law of the State where the same was made or with the law of Queensland, such affidavit or other document or writing shall, a~ to the form and the manner of making thereof, be deemed sufficient in all proceedings under this Act and for· all the purposes of this Act. Audit of collector's accounts. 21. (1.) The collector's accounts shall, once at least in every year, and also whenever directed by the Governor in Council, be audited by the Auditor-General. (2.) The Auditor-General shall, in respect of such accounts, have all the powers conferred upon him by " The A~ ( dit Acts, 1874 to 1906.':* Salariesan~ 22. The salaries of officers appointed under this Act, eoxnpteonfsems opnaeidys anc1 t.lle 0 ther expenses 0 f ad mI.nI.ster'lng th' IS A C t , S h a11 Waorli~ , ~~ ~ l. be paid out of moneys provided by Parliament. Regulations. 23. (1.) The Governor in Council may from time to time make regulations not inconsistent with this Act prescribing aJl matters and things which by this Act are contemplated, required, or permitted to be prescribed, and prescribing, amongst others, the following matters and things :- (i.) The duties of the collector and other officers appointed under this Act; (ii.) The methods to be adopted by the collector and other officers in the exercise and dis- charge of their powers and duties; (iii.) The accounts, records, and books to be kept by the collector and other officers, and the methods of keeping the same; (iv.) The collection, remittanca, and payment of moneys by the collector; (v.) Generally, such matters and things as may be necessary or convenient to enable the collector and other officers to exercise and discharge their powers and duties; (vi.) The forms of any documents to be used for the purposes of this Act, either in addition to or in variation of or substitution for the forms in the Schedules to this Act; and 01< 38 Vie. No. 12 and amending Acts, 8upra, pages 74 et 8eq.

1914. MARRIAGE AND DIYOHCE. Interstate Destitute Persons Rel£ef Act. 6271 PART IY.- MISCEL- LANEOUS. (vii.) All such other matters and things as may be necessary or convenient for giving effect to this Act, or for carrying out its objects. (2.) Any regulation so made may impose a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds for any breach of the same or any other regulation. (3.) All regulations so made shall- (a) Be published in the Gazette; (b) Take effect from the date of such publication, or from a later date to be specified herein; and (c) Be laid before both Houses of Parliament within fourteen days after publication, if Parliament is in session, and,. if not, then within fourteen days after the commencement of the next session of Parliament. (4.) Notwithstanding any publication thereof, no Disapproval regulation so made shall continue to have any force or ~ Y r t effect if the same is disapproved by resolution of either ar lamen . House of Parliament within thirty sitting days after such regulation has been laid before Parliament, if Par- liament is so long in session: Provided that if either House of Parliament is not in session for thirty sitting days after such regulation has been laid be~ ore it, then such regulation shall not continue to have any force or effect if disapproved by such House of Parliament within thirty sitting days after the commencement of the next session of Parliament.· 24. (1.) All proceedings in respect of offences against Procedure for this Act shall be by complaint. offence~ . (2.) Such complaint shall be heard and determined in a summary way under the Justices Acts. (3.) The adjudicating court may make any order as to costs which it thinks fit. (4.) All convictions and orders made by such court may be enforced as provided in the Justices Acts. (5.) An appeal shall lie fr0m any conviction under Appeals. this Act, or from any order dismissing any complaint for any offence against this Act, or any other order made on any such complaint; and the Justices Acts shall apply to any such appeal.

6272 MARRIAGEi AND DlVOHCE. Interstate Destitute Persons Rdief Act. 5 GEO. V. No. 9,1914. Section 7. S~ ctions 11 and 16. FIRST SOHEDULE. Form of Affidavit (or Declaration) in support of Summons tor Relief for Service out of the Jurisdiction. Queensland. [Full Christian name and surname of Complainant] against Oomplainant, [Full Christian name and surname of Defaulter] Defendant. I [full Christian name and surname] of [address and occupation] hereby make oath and say (or solemnly and sincerely declare) as follows :- 1. The abovenamed defendant is [here state relation of defendant to complainant]. (or On the day of an order was made by [here state name of justice or court] whereby the above-named defendant was ordered to [here state effect of the order made f01' or towards the support of the complainant]). 2. To the best of my knowledge and belief the said defendant is now residing at in the State of and has been residing there since aboat [here state the time so far as known or believed]. 3. The said defendant left me without adequate means of support. (or There is now due and unpaid under the said order the sum of ). 4. The said defendant [here state, so far as known or bel'ieved, what means the defendant has and whether employed or not, and, if employed, how employed]. 5. I desire to avail myself (or I desire that the complainant may have the benefit) of "The Interstate Destitute Persons Relief Act of 1914." Sworn (or declared) at the day of before me , I 19- , ) SEOOND SOHEDULE. Form of Affid,(J,vit to support Application to enforce Order outside the Jurisdiction. [Name of State where Affidavit sworn.] [Full Christian name and surname of person in whose favour the order was made] Oomplainant, against [Full Christian name and surname of person against whom the order was made] Defendant. I, of in the State of hereby make oath and swear as follows:- 1. I am the collector for interstate destitute persons [or as the official title may be] appointed for the said State under [short or other title of Act].

MARRIAGE AND DIVOHCE.-Jl.IERCANTILE. 5 GEO. V. No. 3, l'il14. Control of Trade Act. 2. On the day of an order was made by [state by whom or by what court] whereby the abovenamed defendant was ordered to [state eOect 01 the order and how payments were ordered to be made]. 3. The period for appealing against the said order has expired, and the said order is still in force. 4. The following amount has been paid under the said order, namely [state the amount (il any) paid, and when paid, and, in case payable by instalments or periodically, up to what time payments have been made] (or No amount has been paid under the said order). n. There is now remaining due and unsatisfied under the said order the sum of being for weeks [or as the case may be] at per week [or as the case may be]. 6. To the best of my knowledge and belief the said defendant is now residing at in the State of and has been residing there since about [state the time so far as known or believed]. Sworn at State of 1 in the the day of 19 :) before me 6273 MEAT SUPPLY FOR IMPERIAL USES. See STOCK. MERCANTILE. AnAct to Make Provision against Undue Restriction 5 Geo. V. of the Supply of Goods or Undue Raising of the No.3. THE Prices of Goods during War. CONTROL OI<' TRADE ACT OF 1!J14. [ASSENTED 'l'0 26TH AUGUST, 19B.] B E it enacted by the King's Most Excdlent :\Injesty, 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 : - 1. This Act may be cited as "The Control 0/ Trade Short title. Act of 1914." ° t be 2 n . a(ml. ) edTbhyistAhectGsohvaellrnco0rll!I-ne CinotuonC ~ I p l e b r y at p i r o o n cIoanmaat ~ lO a n y d ~ ~ u ~ r ; a r t : i . o e n ~ d o e f published in the Gazette, and shall remain in force during Act. such period or extended period as the Governor in