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The Phylloxera Act.-1899.

THE SCHEDULES REFERRED TO.

SCHEDULE I.

Phylloxera Districts.

1. Reynella District.-Comprising the whole of the District Council districts of Clarendon, Stirling, Echunga, Morphett Vale, Noarlunga, Aldinga, Willunga, Kondoparinga, Macclesfield, Onaunga, Strathalbyn, Brinkley, Bremer, Port Elliot, Encounter Bay, Yankalilla, and Rapid Bay, and the Corporate Towns of Strathalbyn and Goolwa.

2. Tanunda District.-Comprising the whole of the District Council districts of Tanunda, Nuriootpa, Belvidere, Mount Crawford, Barossa, Port Gawler, Mudla Wirra South, Mudla Wirra North, Grace, Dublin, Alma Plains, Dalkey, and those portions of Balaklava and Port Wakefield south of the River Wakefield, together with the whole of the Corporate Town of Port Wakefield.

3. Angaston District.-Comprising the District Council districts of Angaston, North Rhine, South Rhine, Truro, Angas, Morgan, Blanchetown, Cournamont, Tungkillo, and Mannum; that portion of the counties of Young and Albert not included in District Council districts, together with the whole of the counties of Alfred and Hamley.

4. Central District.-Comprising the whole of District Council districts of Marion, West Torrens, East Torrens, Woodville, Yatala North, Yatala South, Crafers, Onkaparinga, Mitcham, Burnside, Payneham, Walkerville, Campbelltown, Prospect, Highercombe, Teatree Gully, Talunga, Munno Para West, Munno Para East, Para Wirra, Mount Barker, Nairne, Monarto, and Mobilong, and the Corporate Towns of Adelaide, Unley, Kensington and Norwood, St. Peters, Hindmarsh, Thebarton, Port Adelaide, Semaphore, Glenelg, Brighton, and Gawler.

5. District No. 5.-Comprising that portion of the province south and east of districts numbered 1, 3, and 4.

6. District No. 6.--Comprising that portion of the Province not included in any other district.

SCHEDULE II.

"The Phylloxera Act, 1899."

Vinegrowers' Return.

Return of the number of acres planted with vines in the vineyard owned by the undersigned :

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owner and occupier (or owner, as the case may be) of the vineyard above named, and that the above return contains a just and true account of the several matters therein set forth respecting the same

Dated this

day of

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[Signature.] SCHEDULE

The Phylloxera Act.-1899.

SCHEDULE III.

"The Phylloxera Act, 1899."

Notice of Temporary Quarantine.

Notice is hereby given that I have from this day forth quarantined the vineyard owned or occupied by you, situated [insert situation of vineyard]. Such vineyard will continue quarantined until released therefrom by order of the chairman of the Phylloxera Board. Ďated this

day of Signed

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An Act to authorise the Issue of Special Policies in lieu of Lost Life Assurance Policies, and for

other purposes.

[Assented to, December 21st, 1899.]

E it Enacted by the Governor, with the advice and consent of

BE

the Parliament of South Australia, as follows:

1. This Act shall be incorporated and read as one with "The Incorporation. Life Assurance Companies Act, 1882," and is divided in parts or

divisions, as follows:

DIVISION I.-Relating to lost or destroyed policies:

DIVISION II.-Transfer of policies from one register to another.

DIVISION I.

LOST OR DESTROYED POLICIES.

2. In the event of a life assurance policy on the South Australian Register of any Company being lost or destroyed, and upon a statutory declaration being made by any person or persons having a knowledge of the circumstances stating the facts relating to such loss or destruction, and the particulars of all assignments, mortgages, or other transactions affecting the said policy and the title thereto, to the best of the declarant's belief, the Company, if satisfied as to the truth of such declaration, and the bona fides of the transaction, may issue to the person entitled thereto a special policy.

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DIVISION I.

Judge or Special

issue of special policy.

The Life Assurance Companies Act Amendment Act.-1899.

3. If the Company fail to issue a special policy within one month after being requested in writing so to do by the person entitled Magistrate may order thereto, a Judge of the Supreme Court, after due notice to the Company, upon such evidence of the loss or destruction of the policy as he may deem sufficient, may direct the Company, upon such terms and within such time as he may determine, to issue to the person entitled thereto a special policy.

Special policy to be similar to lost policy.

Issue of special policies to be entered in books of company.

Special policy available as lost or destroyed policy.

Notice of intention to issue special policy to be advertised.

Expenses of

advertisement to be paid by applicant.

Not entitled to policy till costs paid.

Original policy, if found, to be cancelled.

4. Every special policy shall contain, so far as the same can be known or ascertained, the same or similar terms and conditions as were contained in the policy so lost or destroyed, and every memorandum or indorsement thereon, or the substance or the particulars thereof so far as the same may be known to the Company, and shall state why such special policy is issued.

5. The issue of such special policy, with the reasons for such issue, shall be entered in the books of the company.

6. Such special policy shall be available for all purposes and uses for which the policy so lost or destroyed would have been available, and shall be equally valid therewith to all intents, and all dealings and transactions with respect to such lost or destroyed policy, of which the company has had notice prior to the issue of such special policy, shall operate and enure for the benefit of the person entitled to such lost or destroyed policy, and be read and construed in the same manner as if the special policy was specifically mentioned and referred to in such dealings and transactions instead of the lost or destroyed policy.

7. The Company, before issuing such special policy, shall give at least one month's notice of its intention so to do in at least one newspaper circulating in the city of Adelaide, and one newspaper (if any) published in the neighborhood in which the applicant resides, or in one newspaper (if any) published in the district in which the policy is considered by the Company to have been lost or destroyed.

8. The expenses of such advertisement, and all other costs connected with the issue of such special policy, unless otherwise directed pursuant to section 3, shall be paid by the applicant therefor, and such costs shall in no case exceed the sum of Two Pounds.

9. Such applicant shall not be entitled to such policy until the said expenses and costs shall have been paid.

10. In the event of the original policy being found and produced after the issue of such special policy, but before payment of any moneys thereunder, the same shall belong and be given up to the Company issuing such special policy, for the purpose of being cancelled, and the Company shall not be liable upon such original

policy,

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