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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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(10) If by reason of death, sickness, removal, or any other cause the Magistrate named as provided by clause (3) of this regulation shall be unable to discharge the duties laid down in these regulations, any other Magistrate may discharge such duties in the place of the Magistrate so named.

(11) If by reason of death, sickness, removal, or any other cause the Magistrate so named as aforesaid shall not be present at the time and place fixed for the hearing of the appeal, any other Magistrate for the time being present may act in the place of the Magistrate so named, and if no other Magistrate be available the assessors may from time to time adjourn the hearing of the appeal for such period, not exceeding fourteen days, and to such place as they think fit.

(12) If by reason of death, sickness, or any other cause any assessor appointed as aforesaid shall not be present at the time and place fixed for the hearing of the appeal, then the Board or the appellant, as the case may be, shall, either at the time of hearing or previously thereto, make a fresh appointment of an assessor, and give notice in writing thereof forthwith to the Magistrate and to the other party, and the Magistrate may adjourn the hearing of the appeal for such time, not exceeding fourteen days, as he thinks fit.

(13) Any notice required to be given or document required to be served by this regulation may be given or served personally, or by registered letter addressed to the person to be served at his last known place of business or abode, and in the latter case shall be deemed to be served at the time which it would reach its address in the ordinary course of registered post.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

SYLLABUS OF THE EXAMINATION.

(A.) Written Examination.

1. Workshop arithmetic, geometry, and drawing as applied to plumbing-work.
2. The properties and uses of metals and other materials, tools, and appliances relating to general plumbing-work, hot- and cold-water supplies, and sanitary plumbing.
3. General plumbing practice.
4. A knowledge of the design and construction of sanitary appliances, and of the principles relating to the flushing, ventilation, and disconnection of sanitary fittings, wastes, drains, &c.
5. The testing of soil-pipes, vent-pipes, and waste-pipes, and of drains and sanitary fittings.
6. An elementary knowledge of the scientific principles applicable to plumbing-work.
7. An elementary knowledge of the properties and of the principles affecting the storage, conveyance, and distribution of water.

(B). Practical Test in Workmanship.

This part will be of an advanced character, and will be such as to show that the candidate can execute in a satisfactory manner within a reasonable time any piece of plumbing-work without the use of lamp or gas-jet or blow-pipe.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

THE PLUMBERS REGISTRATION ACT, 1912.

Examination Certificate.

This is to certify that __ has passed the examination held by the Plumbers Board of New Zealand in the theory and practice of plumbing, and has satisfied the Board that he is fully competent to perform the duties of a sanitary plumber.

In witness whereof this certificate has been awarded to him, whereby he is entitled to registration as a plumber under the Plumbers Registration Act, 1912.

Dated this __ day of __, 19 __.

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Chairman of the Plumbers Board of New Zealand.

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Members of the Plumbers Board of New Zealand.

Signature of holder : __

THIRD SCHEDULE.

THE PLUMBERS REGISTRATION ACT, 1912.

Certificate of Registration.

This is to certify that __ is a registered plumber, his name having been duly entered in the Register of Plumbers of New Zealand on the __ day of __, 19 __. Registered No. : __.

Dated this __ day of __, 19 __.

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Director-General of Health.

Signature of holder : __