The Taxation Act Amendment Act 1908 (SA)

ANNO OCTAVO

EDWARDP V11 REGIS.

No. 969.

An Act to amend the Taxation Acts, and for other

purposes.

[Assen k d to, December 23vd, 1908.1

E it Enacted by the Governor of the State of South A~stra~lia,

follows:	B with the ndvicr and consent of the Parliament thereof, as
1, This Act may be cited as " The Taxation Xct Amendment Short title and Act, 1908." and shall be read and incorporated with the " Taxation incOrpOntiOn. Act, 1884," and the Acts amending the same.

2, The following provisions of the " 'l'axation -4ct, 1884 " are Repeal.

sum of Eight firmdred Pounds:

hereby repealed, i~amely :--Section 'TO, the definitions of the terms

" income derived from personal exertion," " income consisting of

the produce of property," " actual value " and " unimproved value " contained in section 2 and subsection X. of scction 12 and section 12 and subsection 3 (6) of sxtion 17 of " The Taxation Act Amendment Act, 1904," and also sections 2, 4, and 5 of " The Taxation Act Amendment Act, 1905."

3. Taxes on income are hereby imposed at the following Rateeof Income Tar.

rates :-

(a) On all income derived fiom personal exertion a t the rate of Four Pence and One Halfpenny for every Pound sterling of the taxable amount thereof up to and inclusive of the sum of Eight Hundred Pounds, and at the rate of Seven Pence for er^ P o u d sterling of such amount above the

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2 8" EDWARDI VII, No. 969. --

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A c t No. 804 of 190% ( h ) 011 all income consisting of the produce of property at the rate of

altered. Nine Pence for every Pound sterling of the taxable amomt thereof up to and inclusive of the sum of' Eight Iiundrcd Pounds, ant1 at the rate of Thirteen Pence and One Half- penny for every Pound sterliilg of such amount abow the sum of Eight Hluldred Pounds.

Pereons abeent for	twelve months not 4, No person who shall have been out of South Australia for
entitledto exemption the twelve consecutive months covered by the period under assess-

ment shall be entitled to any deduction by way of exemption from income tax: Provided that no officer of or person employed by the State of' South Australia whilst so employed out of the State shall be deemed to be an absentee under the provisions of this ,4ct or any other Taxation Act.

the produce of	"In~omecon~etingof 5. 'c Income consisting of the produce of property" shall mean
property:' and include all rents, fines and premiums payable on the granting

or the renewal of leases, ixterest, and annuities, with the following exceptions, namely:-Interest derived from any Bonds, Inscribed Stock, Treasury Bills, or other securities of the Government of the State of' South Australia, which interest is hereby declared to be exempt from all taxation, and shall, under all circumstances what- soever, anything to the contrary hevetofore enacted notwithstanding, be excluded from the taxable amount of inconw of every taxpayer.

'' h o m e derired	6,	" Income derived from personal exertion" shall include every
from personal

exertion."

kind of profit and every kind of gain, whether arising in the course of business or otherwise howsoever, except gifts, legacies, and bequests, and shall also include all salaries, wages, allowances, pensions, or stipends, with the exception of " income conaisting of the produce of property."

Goodwill to be

7. Any amount payable and the value of any property or shares taken by way of goodwill upon the sale or transfer of any business shall be included in computing income from personal exertion. And if upon a b o t i r q d e sale of any business a loss shall have been incurred, such loss shall be allowed against any "income from personal exertion " of such taxpayer in the year in which such business shall be sold.

jucluded in computing

income.

Income from life

msurance. 8. In actuarially computing profits and surplus from life assur-

ance, under subsection 3 a ) of section 17 of " The Taxation Act

Amendment Act, 1904," a l rents, interests, and other profits and I	earnings, including interest chargeable by any company on overdue
premiums, shall be included: Provided always, that interest derived from any Bonds, Inscribed Stock, Treasury Bills, or other securities of the Government of the State of South Australia, which interest is by section 5 of this Act declared to be exempt from all taxation, shall be excluded from the actuarial computation.

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Q. In the case of the income of a taxpayer being a company Compmios ~ a ~ i n g on business in South

carrying on business other than life assurance in the said State. and Australia ~ n d . L,

also elsewhere, the taxable anmount of income shall be ascertained elseu"el'c*

ns follows :-

(G) Where the amount of income arising or accruing ia or derived

from South Australia is capable of being kept separate and apart from income arising or accruing in or derived from elsewhere, the amount of income arising or accruing in or derived from South Australia shall be the taxable amount:

( h ) Where such first-mentioned income is income not capable of

being kept separate and apart, the public officer of the company shall furnish a return to the Commissioner with a statement of account in a prescribed form showing a true estimate of the amount of income which shall have arisen or accrued in or been derived from South Australia and the method by which such estimate has been ascer- tained. The Commissiouer may accept such estimate or make an assessment against the company for such amount as he shall deem fit, which assessment shall be open to appeal.

10. In the case of every party being a carrier by sea who shall Income from fore@

not reside in South Australia, or being a company, shall not be shipping.

registered in South Australia, and who or which shall carry passen-

gers or goods to or from South Australia, the net taxable income of such carrier in the business of a carrier by sea, shall be calculated and assessed at the rate of Five Pounds upon every Hundred Pounds

of the gross moneys paid or payable to or receivable by such carrier,

whether in South Australia 01- elsewhere, for the carriage of pas- sengers, mails, or goods out of any port in South Australia, whether to some other port in South Australia or to eome other place.

11, If the account shall be the account of a taxpayer in his sole Inereme of exemption

individual right, Two Hundred Pounds shall be deducted from the to $200.

net amount of income the produce of' property, but if such income shall not amount to Two Illu~ldred Pounds the difference shall be deducted from the income derived from personal exertion, and any net loss in the production of either income shall be deducted from the net amount of the other income.

12. In lieu of section 11 of Act No. 604 of 1894, it is Refundofoverpaid

hereby enacted that if any taxpayer shall prove to the satisfaction taxea.

of the Commissioner that an overpayment of any tax has been made the sum overpaid shall be refunded by the Treasurer: Pro- vided that ipplication for refund shall be made within twelve calendar months after the overpayment.

13. Unimproved value " of m y land shall be deemed to be the Definition of unimprdved value. ' '

capital amount for which the fee simple of such land might be expected to sell if free from encumbrances, assuming the actual

improvements

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improvements (if any) thereon had not been made: Provided that

'' improvements " shall be deemed to be houses and buildings,

fixtures, or other building improvements of any kind whatsovcr, fences, bridges, roads, tanks, wells, dams, fruit trees, bushes, shrubs, or other plants, whether planted or sown for trade or other pur- poses, draining of land, ringbarking, clearing from timber or scrub, and any other visible improvements the benefit of which is unexhausted a t the time of valuation.

Muniments of title to 14. Notwithstanding anything contained in " The Real Property

land transferred to

Commissioner.	Act, 1886," it shall be lawful for the Commissioner of Taxes, as
Cf. Act 909, 1906,	regards all lands heretofore transferred or conrejed, or which shall
m. 14.	hereafter be transferred or conveyed to him under the provisions of section 8 of "The Taxation Act .%mendment Act, 1902," from time to time to forward the grant, certificate, or other muniment or muniments of title to all oy any of such lands to the Registrar- General for the said State, or other proper officer, and to request the said Registrar-General or such other officer, in writing, to forth- with cancel such grant, certificate, or other m~~niment or muniments of title.

Muniments to be 16. The said Registrar-General, or such other officer as aforesaid,

cancelled. shall thereupon cancel such grant, certificate, or other muniment or

cf. ibidg sec. Is. muniments of title by indorsing thereon and in the register book the words " Cancelled, the within land having been acquired by the Crown," and shall sign such indorsement; and thereafter all such lands shall, for the purposes of "The lteal Property Act, 1886," be dealt with and regarded in all respects ns if they had never been theretofore alienated from the Crown,

In the name and on behalf of His Majesty, I hereby assent to

this Bill.

GHORGE R. LE IIUNTE, Governor.

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Adelnide : By authority, C. E. Blusrow, Government Prink, North Terraoe.

THE LICENSING ACT, 1908

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ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.

$BC1 1 0 \. R E C 1 ' l O S.

PART I.-PRELIJIINARY 28. Licences to take effect from date of issue.

1. Short title.	29. Licences for part of the year.
2. Division of Act.

3. Repeal. DIVISION 111.-APPLICATIONS FOR LICENCES,

4. Interpretation. MEMORIALS, AND OBJECTIONS.

30. Application for licences, other than packet

PART 11.-LICENSING DISTRICTS AND licences, to be made to benoh.

BENCHES AND JIEETINGS.

31. Packet licence to be granted by Treasurer.

32. Application for publican's or wine licence for new

5. Licensing districts may be proclaimed, benches premises to be commenced by deposit of

appointed, and meetings fixed. plans and notice.

6. Date of meeting may be altered in certain cases. 33. Bench to grant or refuse licence, or to decide

7. Adjournment of bench when no quorum.	whether licence will be granted to premium
8. Bench to appoint chairman.	erected in accordance with plans.

9. Disqualification of certain Justices.	34. Application for other licences.
10. Dates of annual and quarterly meetings; special	35. Memorial against new licence.

meetings for forfeiture of licences.

36. Memorid and copy for service to be lodged.

37. Certified list of electors to be evidence.

PART 111.-CLASSES OF LICENCES, AND HOW 38. Where licence refused by reason of memorial

GRANTED, RENEWED, TRANSFERRED,

no licence to be subsequently issued except

on memorial bp majority of electors.

TRANSMITTED, REJIOVED, AND FOR- 39. Manner of application by new applicant for

FEITED. licence in respect of previously licenaed

DIVISION 1.-LICENCE REQUIRED FOK SALE premises.

OF TJQIOR. 40. Yntr~w certificate.

11. No liquor to he sold iri qnantitie~ of less than 41. Manner of application for renewal of any licence.

Sgalls., or billiard or bagntelle table to be 42. Notire of appliration to Commissioner of Police

:~nd irispertor.

kept, without a licence.

12. Who disqualified from holding licences.	43. Notice to be given of time for making objections.
13. Exceptions to application of Act; limitation of	44. Proceedings on c*onsiderntion of application t e - -

application of Act. be pu&ic.

45. Personal attendance for renewal or transfer of

14. Modification of Railway Refreshment-rooms Act.

licence not requisite unless notice of objection

given.

DIVISION 11.-CLASS% OF T, I ~ E N C R S A N D FEES.

46. Notice of objection to be served.

16. Nature of licences.	47. Objections to licences and renewals.
16. Publican's licence and annual fee.	48. Clerk of bench to sign licences. Treasurer or

17. Storekeeper's licence and annual fee. officer appointed by him to issue same.

18. Wine licence and annual fee. 49. Until fee paid person entitled to licence deemed

19. Storekeeper's Austr~li:111 wine licence and annual

fee. unlicensed. If not paid within two months,

20. Licensee under storekeeper's or storekeeper's licence void.

Australian wine licence not to hold wine 50. List of licences issued and notice of non-paymenL

licence. of fees to be published in Gazette.

21. Packet licence and annual fee.

22. Registration of club. DIVISION 1V.-TRANSFER OF LICENCES.

23. Brewer's colonial ale lirence and annual fee. 61. Transfer of licences.

Holder of such licence not to hold wine licence 52. Nature of objections to transfem.

or storekeeper's licence. 53. Bench may transfer licence.

Provisions applicable to brewer's colonial ale

licences.

24. Distiller's storekeeper's licence and annual fee. 54. Transmission of licenoes in certain events by

Holder of distiller's licence not to hold etore- certificate of Spooial Magistrate or two

keeper's or wine licence. Justices.

Provisions applicable to distiller's storekeeper's

licences. DMSION V1.-REMOVAI. OF LIOENCES.

26. Billiard-table licence and annual fee.	55. Removal of licenoe to other premises.
26. Increase of fees consequent upon local option	56. Nature of objeutions to remove1 of lic~nae.

reduction. 67. Mode of removal of licencla from one house b

27. Fees t o be paid to Treasurer. another.

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97. Annual fee for club.

98. Club unregistered until certificate actually issued.

68. Proceedings on application for transfer or removal 99. Notice to be given of change of steward or manager

same as on application for licence. and oertified copy of amendments or altera-

69. Discretion of bench as to all applications. tion of rules t o be forwarded within fourteen

Need nbt state grounds for decision. days.

No compensation on non-renewal of licence. 100. Upon complaint, certific;tte of registration may be

80. Witnesses may be summoned. caneelled.

41. ,4pplicant may be required to give evidence. 101. Certificate to be produced for indorsement of

62. Costs may be given against unsuccessful objector.	convictions, and upon hearing of complaint
63. Special permits to carry on licensed premises.	for forfeit,ure thereof.

102. Steward or manager to produce certificitte, register, and rules of club on demand of Inspector.

103. Certificate of removal. Application, how dealt

64. Five days' certificates may be granted in cases of with. What objections may be taken.

fairs and certain other occasions. 104. Exemption of resident'ial and athletic clubs.

65. Packet certificates. 105. Punishment for false st,atement in notice or

66. Certificates to be gazetted. declaration.

106. Applicttt,ion of other I)ru\.isio~ls of Act.

67. Provision for carrying on business during absence

of licensed person.

438. Certificates to sell liquor on goldfields, and

107. Licences for previotisly unlicensed premises a t

- renewals thereof.

Renmnrk.-Variation of 1)ltrposer-Renewt~ls.

69. Licences, how absolutely forfeited.

70. Licence may be forfeited if holder twice, and shall

be if thrice, convicted within two or three

years. 108. Penalty on Jwtices interested adjudicating.

'71. Offence of transferor who transfers to wife, and 109. Names to be kept 111). mtl also lighted lamps.

vice vwsn, t o be deemed offence of transferee Governor may mnke regulations respecting lamps,

as regards liability to forfeiture. on recommendation of Jlarine Board or

72. Forfeiture not a waiver of penalty. similar authorit>y.

73. Forfeiture for not depositing fresh plan of premises. 110. Only one bar-room. cxuel~t by permissioti of be~lcll.

74. Landlord in case of forfeiture of licence may be Additional bar not pnrt of :1cc.ommodation.

authorised to carry on business. Subletting h r.

111. Corpses not to be refused nnder u penalty.

112. Stranger's goods not to hc lii~ble to t,he rent of

licensed houses.

75. Incorporated company may hold publican's 113. Tippling clause.

licence. 114. Penalty on licensed 1)ersolis ti~king .])ledges. or

Manager of licensed premises to be approved by p:~yn~erlt irt :rnything exrept. coin or bank

the bench. note%

Manager deemed to be licensee. 115. Penalty for allowing 11nlawf111 games, betting. &,C.,

Company liable for fines and penalties. or presence of disorderly persons.

76. No publican's or wine licence to be held by a Presumption of knowledge.

woman, except in certain rases. 116. Power to exclude or. expel certain persons from

77. Costs may be ordered. licensd premises.

78. Clerk of Court in which forfeiture ordered to 117. Permit,ting tlrunkennes~ or. riot,ot~s conduck on

forward particulars to Clerk of Adelaide Bench premises.

79. Clerks of benches to publish particulars of ,tpplica- 118. Licensee clrunk on ~)remiscs li,tble to penalty.

tions and of forfeitures and certificates. 119. 'Sheatricd ~)erform;~nves. music, or d:lncirly not

Clerk of Adelaide Bench to keep record of applica- to take p1ac.c. without permission.

tions. 120. Clauses to be set up in bar-room.

80. Provision for issuing duplicate of lost licence. 121. Retail stores not to be kept together with public-

81. Power of benches to make rules and regulations. houses and wine-houses in towns.

122. No communicntion for supply of liquor to be kept open between public-houses or wine-houses and stores or eating-houses.

82. Existing licences. 123. Persons who have forfeited or been refused licences

83. No liquor to be sold or supplied in club unless not to be employed: ~ s managers.

registered, nor except to a member. 124. Licensed persons not to share profits with nor

84. No club registered unless Act complied with.	entrust management of house to unlicensed
86. Provisions required in rules of club.	or unauthorised person.

86. Manner of application for registration. 125. Penalty on master of vessel not forwarding

87. Application for renewal. certificate or fee.

88. Notice of application to Commsi~ioner of Police 126. Liquors to be sold according to standard measures.

and inspector. 127. Penalty on holder of wine licence selling liquids

89. Inspection of club premise3 when application made containing over 35 per cent. of spirit.

90. Notice to be given of time for making objections.	128. Adulterated liquor not to be sold.
91. Personal attendance of applicant required in	129. Closing of houses against riot.

certain c m. 130. Penalty for evasion of provisions disallowing

92. Proceedings on consideration of application. consumption of liquor on premises under

Bench need not state grounds for decision. certain classes of licences.

No compensation for non-renewal. 131. Persons drinking in the house or store of persons

93. Objectione to grant or renewal of registration.	holding certain licences, or of vignerons,
94. Who may take objeotions.	liable to penalty, and may be apprehended.

.96. Notice of objdctm. 132. Penalty for selling liquor otherwise than aa

lR3. Benoh may p n t certificate of registration. authorised by licence.

133. Penalty on master or commander of vessel for 171. Powers of inspectors to searoh for and mine

retailing without licence. suspected liquor.

134. Penalty for retailing less than five imperial 172. Licensed premises to be kept in repair and dean.

gallons without a licence. Notice by inspector.

135. Attempt to evade last section.	173. Penalty on obstruoting inspectors.
136. Justices may determine what is retailing.	174. Authority of inspeators and proof of appointment.
137. Xead, wine, cider, or perry not to be carried	176. Justices and other authorised persons may enter

about for sale, except by vigneron or orchardist. licensed premises.

138. Liquor carried about or exposed for sale may be 176. Unlicensed houses, wherein liquors are suspeoted

seized. to be retailed, may be searohed.

139. Pennlty for keeping billiard-tables, except under

the authority of a licence. PAR'I' F;.-LIMITATION OF NUMBER

140. Spirituous or fermented liquors not to be brought

on board His Mnjestp's ships without the	OF LICENCES.
c~ommnnder's ronsent.

177. Local option districts.

Persona not to be Supplied. 178. Poll may be petitioned for.

141 Liquor not to be supplied to aborigines.	179. Proof of validity of potition.
142. Liquor not to be supplied to be drunk by person	180. Poll to be taken a t general election.

under 18 nor to be supplied to person under	181. Who may vote.
16 years of age.	182. Licences to be dealt with.

Presumption in case of supply.	183. Resolutions to be submitted a t local option polk.
Defence of apparent age.	184. How to vote.

143. Penalty on sending child for liquor.	185. Effect of vote.
144. Person under 16 not allowed in bar-room.	186. Electoral rolls to Ge deemed correct.
145. Liquor not to be supplied to person in a state of	187. Declaration of determination of electors.

intoxication. 188. Scrutineers may be appointed.

146. Penalty for supplying liquor to police on duty. 189. Regulations as to mode of conducting local

147. Order may be obtained forbidding supply of option polls.

liquor to drunkards. 190. No poll to be invalid unless substantial injustice

148. Warning against supplying liquor. done.

EnzpZoyment of Barmaids.

149. Females not to be employed in sale of liquor

unless registered barmaids. 191. Special bench for giving effect to resolutions.

150. Register of barmaids.	192. Bench to meet as soon as convenient.
151. Register to be kept by clerk of bench.	193. Bench to be court of record.

152. Fraud, &C., in connection with registration.	Power to administer oaths.
153. Unregistered person acting as barmaid.	Application of secs. 60 and 61.
154. Female not to be employed in bar-room after	Admittance to licemed premises by bench or

1 1 I)."'. authorised person.

lktermination of bench final. No appeal againet

other proceedings except substantial wrong.

155. Ti~nes whrn premises may not be open nor liquor 194. How reduction to be effected.

sold. 195. Procedure for determining what licences not to

Proviso relating to excepted persons. be renewed.

Bar to be kept shut and locked during prohibited Classification of premises.

times. Order cf determining

Evidence of supply during prohibited times. Presir1er:t's certificate.

16G. Closed on Sundays. 196. Notice of first sitt'inp to be sent to licensees.

157. -$S to bowl fide travellers. Prrsons interested may be heard.

197. \Vhere nr~lnbcr of licences becomes less after poll

168. Detinition of bonrc fide traveller.

159. Definition of b o w fide lodger. taken.

160. Evasion of exenlption in favor of travellers. 198. Prthlic,ation and notification of the determination.

161. Evasion of law as to sale of liquor on premises. 199. Licensing hcnch to give effect to the detcrtnination.

162. Penalty on refusal to receive travellers.

Definition of bona fide traveller within this DIVISION 111.-EFFECT OF OTHEK RESOLUTTONS.

section.

163. Penalty for false representation.	200. Effect of adoption of second resolution.
164. Penalty for persons purchasing or found drink-	201. Effect of adoption of third resolution.

ing liquor on premises during prohibited

time.

Penalty for persons present on premisee during 20'2. If poll invalid further poll may be ordered.

prohibited time. 203. Time for which resolutions continue in force.

165. Persons present on premiues presumed not to be 204. How resolutions adopted before this Act to be

excepted persons. given effect to.

166. Penalty for carrying liquor from licensed premisea

during prohibited time. 20.5. Number of licences deemed to be current when

No child under 16 to be convicted if ordered to earlier resolution not given effect to.

convey liquor. 206. Relief of tenant if licence not renewed.

167. Liqnid presumed to be liquor. 207. Fees for members of Special Benches and officers

Every sale a separate offence. and others.

168. Powers of police with reapect to persons on

PART V1.-LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AND

licensed premises a t prohibited time.

Penalty on licensee. EVIDENCE.

208. Payments ordered by benches, how enforced.

Inspection and Search o! Licenaed Premises. 209. Form of order by Licensing Bench.

169. Appointment of inspectors.	210. Offences for which licence may be forfeited.
170. Duties of inspectors.	211. Penalty on witness dnly summoned not tlppearing. .

OLCTIOH. 8CHEl)l'l.E.

212. Lioenoea to be produced on hearing of charges SCHEDULES.

A. Acte repealed.

against licensees. B. Forms of licences.

213. Proceedings ta be heard and determined under . -

Ordinance No. 6 of 1860. Enforcing penalties. C. Scale of feea for licences after reductions in pur.

suance of resolutione adopted at local option

914. Service of prooeas, notices, and documents.

Notica of objection my be delivered by post. ?U".

216. When information to be laid.	D. Grtdicate for a packet licence.
216. Power to amend.	E. Forms of application.
211. Prosecution end punishment of aiders and abettors	F. Householder's certificate as to the applicant.

in the oommiesion of offences. G. Memorial against licence for new premises.

218. Notices appearing in Gaze& to be prima facie

evidenoe.	H. Notice for objections.
J. Form of notice of intention to apply for transfer of

219. In proceedings for selling illegally, the defendant licence.

to be deemed unlicensed unless satisfactory	K. Form of certificate of transfer of lioence.
proof to the contrary.	L. Form of certificate authorising person to enter

220. In proceedin s person deeme.1 to be licensed un- and carry on business in licensed house until

lees aatis actory proof to contrary. 7

221. U n l i c e d person exhibiting sign prima lacie next meeting.

evidence of sale of liquor. M. Forms of notice of application to remove to

222. Evidence of sale or consumption of liquor. other premises.

N. Form of certificate of a removal to other premises.

223. Members of Police Force not accomplices.	0.	Summons to witness.
224. Magistrates may act on evidence of accomplices

without corroboration. P. Certificate to sell liquors in a booth at races, faim,

226. Special Magistrate or Justices may require at- etc.

tendance of any person to give evidence. Q. Certificate allowing other than licensed person to

226. Accomplice not excused from giving evidence if carry on business during licensee's temporary

iven a certificate of immunity. absence.

227. App f~ 'cation of licence moneys, penalties, finee, R. Certificate to sell liquors in a certain place upon

forfeitures, and fees. goldfields.

228. Appeal to Adelaide Local Court of Full Jurie- - S. Order forfeiting licence.

diction. T. Regulations for conducting the business of

229. Local Court, upon hearing of appeal, may state Licensing Benches.

special case. U. Notice of application for additional bar-room.

230. Protection to officers. V. Permission to use licensed premises for public

entertainment.

PART VI1.-REGULATIONS AND FORMS. W. Certificate of registration of barmaid. X. Regulations as to mode of taking a losal-option

231. Regulations. Proviso as to powers of Parliament.

232. Regulations unchallengable unless quashed. - poll and appointing scrutineers.

233. Forme sufficient if substantially correct.	P. Notice of non-renewal of licence.
234. Sdaries, feea, and allowances to be paid out of	Z. Form of order for payment of money by Licensing

moneys provided by Parliament. Bench.