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the provisions of Sections 15 and 17 of " The Dentists Act, 1884,"
48 Victoria, No. 31, to make the following regulations.
By His Excellency's command,
B. Stafford Bird,
for Chief Secretary, absent.
Regulations under "The Dentists Act, 1884," 48 Vict., No. 31.
1. Each member of the Board of Examiners shall continue
in office during the pleasure of the Governor in Council: Provided
that any member may resign by sending a written notice of his
resignation to the chief Secretary.
2. The Board of Examiners constituted under the said Act
shall appoint one of their body to be Chairman of the Board, and
such appointment shall be notified in the Hobart Gazette. The
Chairman so appointed shall be the official organ of communica-
tion of the Board.
Three members of the Board shall form a quorum.
3.
4. There shall be two meetings of the Board in each year for
the examination of candidates, one of such meetings to be holden
in the month of January and the other in the month of July:
Provided, that the Board may, in their discretion, and in any
special case, appoint any time for an examination.
Every candidate for examination shall give to the Board
5.
notice in writing of his intention to present himself for examina-
tion at least one calendar month before the first day of the month
of January or July as the case may be, in which the examination
will be held at which he so intends to present himself: Provided,
that the Board may in any special case dispense with such notice
or any notice.
6. The following are the subjects in which candidates shall
be examined:

1. General Anatomy and Physiology (chiefly of the head
and neck).
2. General Surgery and Pathology (chiefly of the head
and neck).
Dental Anatomy and Physiology (human and compar-
3.
ative).
4. Dental Surgery and Pathology.
5. Gold and other fillings.
6. Chemistry.
Metallurgy.
7.
8. Mechanical Dentistry, with practical tests.