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in such manner, and shall grant certificates and licenses in such
form, as the Governor in Council may from time to time by regu-
lations direct.
16. A casual vacancy in any such Board of Examiners may
be filled by the Governor in Council upon such written recom-
mendation as aforesaid; but the person so appointed shall be
qualified as the person in whose stead he is appointed, and shall
hold office for such time only as the person in whose stead he is
appointed would have held office.
17. Such reasonable fees shall be paid for the certificates or
licenses to be granted under this Act by the Board of Examiners
as the Governor in Council may from time to time by regulations
direct.

REGISTRATION.
18. A Register shall be kept by the Registrar, to be styled
the Dentists' Register, and shall contain in one alphabetical list
the names of all persons registered under this Act, together with
their qualifications and places of residence.
19. On application made to him at any time for that purpose
by any registered dentist, the Registrar shall issue to such appli-
cant a Certificate of Registration.
20. The Dentists' Register as aforesaid shall be open to
inspection by the public.
21. The Registrar 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 addresses of the
persons registered under this Act.
22. A true copy of the Register aforesaid, certified by the
Registrar-General to be a true copy, shall, in the month of De-
cember in each year be sent to the Chief Secretary, and shall by
him be published in the Hobart Gazette ; and any copy of the
Register so published shall be evidence in all civil and criminal
proceedings whatsoever.
23. The Registrar shall take and receive the under-mentioned
fees:
£ s. d.
On application 1
Certificate of Registration 5
Any alteration of Register 5
Inspection of Register 2 6

24. All fees accruing under this Act shall be paid into the