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said Board shall be dentists and three shall be legally qualified
medical practitioners registered under the " Medical Practitioners
Statute 1865." Every election of a person to act as a member of
the said Board shall be held in the manner prescribed by regula-
tions to be made by the said Board subject to the approval of the
Governor in Council.
8. The persons appointed by the Governor in Council shall
conduct examinations for the purposes of this Act in such man-
ner and shall grant certificates in such form as the Governor in
Council from time to time by regulation directs.

9. The Dental Board may from time to time appoint a regis-
trar and any officers they may think fit for the purposes of this
Act and may at any time remove any person so appointed; and
may from time to time subject to the approval of the Governor
in Council make, alter and repeal By-laws regulating their pro-
ceedings and sittings and the election of a chairman and gener-
ally as to the conduct of their business.
REGISTER.

10. A register shall be kept by the Registrar to be called the
" Dentists' Register," and the said register shall contain in one
alphabetical list according to surnames the names of all dentists
who are registered under this Act and shall state the full names
and addresses of the registered persons, the description and date
of the qualifications in respect of which they are registered, and
subject to the provisions of this Act shall contain such particulars
and be in such form as the Governor in Council from time to time
directs, and the said register shall be open to inspection by the
public on payment of the fees prescribed in the First Schedule
hereto.
11. The Registrar shall from time to time insert in the register
any alteration which comes to his knowledge in the name or
address of any person registered therein, and he shall erase from
the register the name of every deceased person; and in the exe-
cution of these duties the Registrar shall act in each case on such
evidence as appears sufficient.
12. Any entry in the register which appears to the Registrar
to have been irregularly or fraudulently made may be by him
erased if the Minister so direct. If any person registered under
this Act has either before or after the passing thereof and either
before or after he is so registered been convicted either in Her