INTERPRETATION.
Wherever^ths'.fcerm Warden is media these B'egu* latioas it sball b£ understood to mean the Warden, or Resident Magistrate, or any other officer entrusted with' the superintendence of the Goldfield, or any portion ofit, and 1 holding a commission or appointment duly ' empowering him to have charge thereof. « - The word?, miner, penon, and claim, shall be read as both singular rfn'd plural. The word mmer.u used in theie Regulations, shall mean the hojair^f -a miner's right, and no other. The word" 1 "nune r lKali ? be taken to signify mining for gold, or in? d^eration connected therewith. The word Maim ihall bet aken to apply to any authorised holding, but generally to claims held under mineri* righW" r lf , Wberever^tVe %ord Act ii used ih these regulations it •h»Hb*'t»kea ; to' signify 1 the Gold fields Act, 1868, the Goldaeldi Aot Amendment ' Act. 1867, and the Goldfields Acfr Ajrieriameat Act, 1867, No. 2. The word day shall mean a working day, exclusive of any Sunday or ho}sdayr ./,'.(
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3319, 6 March 1868, Page 4
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166INTERPRETATION. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3319, 6 March 1868, Page 4
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