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Senate may represent the same to the Governor in Council, and
the Governor in Council may thereupon issue an injunction to the
authority so acting, directing them to desist from such practice;
and in the event of their not complying therewith, then to order
that such authority shall cease to have power to confer any right
to be registered under this Act so long as they continue such
practice.
16. Any person who wilfully procures or attempts to procure
himself or any other person to be registered under this Act, by
making or producing or causing to be made or produced any
false or fraudulent representation or declaration, either verbally
or in writing, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
shall, on conviction, be liable to be imprisoned for any term not
exceeding twelve months.
Any Registrar who wilfully makes or causes to be made
17.
any falsification in any matter relating to any register under this
Act, shall be liable to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding
twelve months.

REGISTRATION.

18. The Registrar-General shall keep in his office a book in
which shall be inserted the names and residences of all persons
registered under this Act, which book is referred to herein as the
"register" or "Dentists' Register."
19. On application made to him at any time for that purpose
by any registered dentist, the Registrar-General shall issue to
such applicant a certificate of registration.
20. The book as aforesaid shall be open to inspection by the
public.
21. The Registrar-General shall, from time to time, erase the
names of all registered persons who shall have died, and shall,
from time to time, make the necessary alterations in the ad-
dresses of the persons registered under this Act.
22. A true copy of the register aforesaid, certified by the Reg-
istrar-General to be a true copy, shall, in the month of December
in each year, be sent to the Colonial Secretary, and shall by him
be published in the New Zealand Gazette of the colony; and any
copy of the register so published shall be evidence in all courts
of law and before all resident magistrates and justices of the
peace and others that the persons therein specified are registered
according to the provisions of this Act: Provided that, in the