Liquor Acts Amendment Act of 1959 (8 Eliz Ii No. 24) (Qld)

LAND TAX—LIQUOR. 469 8 Euz. II. No. 24,1959. LiquorActs Amendment Act. (d) The land is worked on the share system and he is one of the sharers ; (e) If the land is jointly owned he, as one of the joint owners, is actually by himself, whether with or without the assistance of members of his family or others, working the land and, in this case, he shall be deemed to be working so much of the land as is represented by his share in the joint ownership. (8.) Every part of a holding which is separately held by any occupier or owner shall be deemed to be a separate parcel.” 3. Subsection three of section eighteen of the Amendment Principal Act is amended by repealing the words “ tenofs'18 (3)' shillings ”, where those words appear twice in the proviso to that subsection, and by inserting, in lieu of those repealed words where so repealed, the words “ two pounds ”. LIQUOR. An Act to Amend “ The Liquor Acts, 1912 to 1958,” 8 N E o l . iz 2 . 4 I . I. in certain particulars. T he L iquor A mendment A ct of 1959. [A ssented to 16 th A pril , 1959.] B E it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis­ lative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:— 1. (1.) This Act may be cited as “ The Liquor Acts Short title. Amendment Act of 1959.” (2.) “ The Liquor Acts, 1912 to 1958,” are in this Principal Act referred to as the Principal Act. Act' (3.) The Principal Act and this Act may be Collective collectively cited as “ The Liquor Acts, 1912 to 1959.” tltle'

470 LIQUOR. Liquor Acts Amendment Act. 8 E liz . IL N o . 24, Amendments 2. (1.) Section forty-seven of the Principal Act is ofs47- amended— (а) By numbering the first paragraph as subsection one thereof; (б) By numbering the second paragraph as subsection two thereof; (c) By repealing the third paragraph thereof; (d) By numbering the fourth paragraph as subsection three thereof; and (e) By adding thereto the following subsection :— “ (4.) If, in respect of the year commenced on the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, or any succeeding year, the Governor in Council is satisfied that a sum additional to all other moneys payable into the Trust Fund established at the Treasury under this Act is required to maintain in that fund a credit balance of not less than three hundred thousand pounds, the Governor in Council shall by Order in Council authorise the Treasurer to pay into that fund from the aggregate amount of the annual fees paid for their respective licenses by licensed victuallers and wine-sellers in respect of the year in question— (а) One-sixteenth of that aggregate; or (б) If a lesser sum than one-sixteenth of that aggregate is sufficient, that lesser sum, and the Treasurer shall make to such fund every payment so authorised.” (2.) Subject to any Order in Council under the provisions of subsection four of section forty-seven of *“ The Liquor Acts, 1912 to 1959,” the Treasurer may, and is hereby authorised to, transfer to Consolidated Revenue from the Trust Fund established at the Treasury under the said section forty-seven any moneys paid into that fund in respect of the year commenced on the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, pursuant to the provisions repealed by this Act of the third paragraph of the said section forty-seven as in force immediately prior to the passing of this Act. * 3 G. 6 No, 29 and amending Acts.

LIQUOR. 471 1959. Liquor Acts Amendment Act. 3. Subsection one of section 49 a of the Principal Amendments Act is amended— of8‘49A(1)- (a) By inserting, after the words “ otherwise re-routed ”, the words “ or that those premises are liable periodically to damage by substantial inundation by flood waters or by action of the sea, or are rendered uninhabitable or are likely to be rendered uninhabitable by reason of erosion, either by the sea or otherwise ” ; and (b) By inserting, after the words “ diversion or re-routing ”, the words “ or other cause ”. 4. Section 91 a of the Principal Act is amended by Amendment adding thereto the following subsection:— ofs. 9u. “ (4.) This section does not apply to television programmes transmitted by means of wireless telegraphy from a national broadcasting station within the meaning of, or from a commercial television station within the meaning of and licensed under, the *Australian Broadcasting and Television Act 1942-1956 of the Commonwealth.”5 5. Section one hundred and fourteen of the Principal Amendment Act is amended by repealing subsection two thereofofs'114‘ and inserting, in lieu of that repealed subsection, the following subsection:— “ (2.) Subject to this subsection the Governor in Council may from time to time, by Order in Council published in the Gazette , fix the aggregate of the numbers respectively of licenses of the several kinds, other than bowling club licenses and golf club licenses, specified in subsection one of this section. Such aggregate shall to and including the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine, be deemed to be fixed by the Governor in Council at and remain the number one hundred and twelve, which number shall not be increased by the Governor in Council until after that date. The Governor in Council shall not dining the year to commence on the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine, or during any succeeding year increase by more than two the number which comprises for the time being the aforesaid aggregate. * No. 33 of 1942 and amending Acts of the Commonwealth.

472 LIQUOR—LOANS. Queensland Stock Inscription, Etc., Act. 8 E liz . II. No. 12, 1958. The Governor in Council shall not reduce the number which comprises for the time being the aforesaid aggregate. The Commission shall not grant licenses of the several kinds to which this subsection applies in excess of the aggregate of the numbers respectively of those licenses fixed for the time being under this section.” LOANS. 7 N E o l . iz 3 . 0I. I. An Act to Amend “ The Queensland Stock Inscrip­ T he Q ueensland tion Acts, 1883 to 1901,” in a certain S tock I nscription A cts particular. A mendment A ct of 1958. [A ssented to 14 th O ctober , 1958.] B E it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legis­ lative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:— Short title. 1. (1.) This Act may be cited as “ The Queensland Stock Inscription Acts Amendment Act of 1958.” Principal Act. Collective title. (2.) *“ The Queensland Stock Inscription Acts, 1883 to 1901,” are in this Act referred to as the Principal Act. (3.) The Principal Act and this Act may be collectively cited as “ The Queensland Stock Inscription Acts, 1883 to 1958.” Repeal of 2. Section twelve of f“ The Queensland Stock Vs.ic1. 2Noof.471. Inscription Act of 1883,” is hereby repealed. Retro- speotivity. 3. Section twelve of “ The Queensland Stock Inscription Act of 1883,” shall be deemed to have been repealed by this Act as from the eighteenth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, and to the extent necessary to give effect to this section this Act shall operate retrospectively. * 47 V. No. 1 and amending Act. f 47 V. No. 1.