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50 DENTAL LAWS CONDENSED.
(2) That he has given three months' notice in writing of his
intention to make apphcation for registry.
(3) That he has resided continuously within the Province
during such period of three months (but the attendance of a resi-
dent of this Province who is practising his study of dentistry
abroad at any dental college or school, of good standing, ap-
proved by the National Association of Dental Faculties, and re-
quiring for graduation an attendance of at least three school
years of nine months each, or four school years of seven months
each, shall not, for the purpose of this section, be deemed a resi-
dent out of the Province).
(4) Either
(a) That he has fulfilled all requirements for graduation in
some dental college or school as aforesaid, and received a degree
therefrom, and has passed an examination before said Board of
Examiners, in subjects prescribed by the council of the said New
Brunswick Dental Society; or
(b) That he was practising dentistry in this Province prior
to the twenty-third day of April, 1890, and has since that time
(except while he may have been attending such dental college
or school as aforesaid) continued regularly to practise as a den-
tist or dental-surgeon in this Province ; or,
(c) That he had been registered or admitted or licensed to
practise as a dentist or dental-surgeon in any other Province of
Canada in which the standard of admission is equal to that re-
quired for admission in this Province, and in which persons regis-
tered or admitted or licensed to practise there ; provided, that a
certificate from the Dominion Dental Council shall, if the said
Council of the New Brunswick Dental Society think proper to
receive the same, be evidence of such registration, license or ad-
mission in such other Province, and the equality of such standard.
For further particulars, address the registrar, Dr. F. A. God-
soe, St. John, New Brunswick.
Board of Dental Examiners : President,
New Foundland. Dr. A. B. Lehr, 203 Water street, St.
John ; Secretary, Dr. T. P. Smith, 203
Water street, St. John ; Dr. T. E. Bullard, St. John. Medical
Board; Dr. N. S. Frazier, St. John; Dr. H. Coperthwaite, St.
John ; Dr. Scully, St. John ; Dr. Duncan, St. John.
Every person shall be entitled to have his name registered
on the registrar, upon passing before the members of the board,
or such other examiners as may be appointed by the board for
that purpose, a satisfactory examination touching his fitness and
capacity to practise as a dentist or a dental-surgeon or upon satis-
fying the board
50 DENTAL LAWS CONDENSED.
(2) That he has given three months' notice in writing of his
intention to make apphcation for registry.
(3) That he has resided continuously within the Province
during such period of three months (but the attendance of a resi-
dent of this Province who is practising his study of dentistry
abroad at any dental college or school, of good standing, ap-
proved by the National Association of Dental Faculties, and re-
quiring for graduation an attendance of at least three school
years of nine months each, or four school years of seven months
each, shall not, for the purpose of this section, be deemed a resi-
dent out of the Province).
(4) Either
(a) That he has fulfilled all requirements for graduation in
some dental college or school as aforesaid, and received a degree
therefrom, and has passed an examination before said Board of
Examiners, in subjects prescribed by the council of the said New
Brunswick Dental Society; or
(b) That he was practising dentistry in this Province prior
to the twenty-third day of April, 1890, and has since that time
(except while he may have been attending such dental college
or school as aforesaid) continued regularly to practise as a den-
tist or dental-surgeon in this Province ; or,
(c) That he had been registered or admitted or licensed to
practise as a dentist or dental-surgeon in any other Province of
Canada in which the standard of admission is equal to that re-
quired for admission in this Province, and in which persons regis-
tered or admitted or licensed to practise there ; provided, that a
certificate from the Dominion Dental Council shall, if the said
Council of the New Brunswick Dental Society think proper to
receive the same, be evidence of such registration, license or ad-
mission in such other Province, and the equality of such standard.
For further particulars, address the registrar, Dr. F. A. God-
soe, St. John, New Brunswick.
Board of Dental Examiners : President,
New Foundland. Dr. A. B. Lehr, 203 Water street, St.
John ; Secretary, Dr. T. P. Smith, 203
Water street, St. John ; Dr. T. E. Bullard, St. John. Medical
Board; Dr. N. S. Frazier, St. John; Dr. H. Coperthwaite, St.
John ; Dr. Scully, St. John ; Dr. Duncan, St. John.
Every person shall be entitled to have his name registered
on the registrar, upon passing before the members of the board,
or such other examiners as may be appointed by the board for
that purpose, a satisfactory examination touching his fitness and
capacity to practise as a dentist or a dental-surgeon or upon satis-
fying the board
