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(5.) Registry of instrument of dissolution.—The instrument 
of dissolution and all alterations therein shall he registered 
in manner herein provided for the registry of rules, and 
shall he binding upon all the members of the society (d). 
(6.) Notice of dissolution.—The registrar shall cause a 
notice of the dissolution to be advertised at the expense of 
the society in the manner provided by this Act for adver 
tising an award of the registrar for dissolution; and un 
less within three months from the date of the Gazette in 
which such advertisement appears, a member or other per 
son interested in or having any claim on the funds of the 
society commences proceedings to set aside the dissolution 
of the society, and such dissolution is set aside accord 
ingly (e), the society shall be legally dissolved from the 
date of such advertisement, and the requisite consents to 
the instrument of dissolution shall be considered to 
have been duly obtained without proof of the signatures 
thereto. 
(7.) Special provisions as to friendly societies.—As respects 
friendly societies— 
(a.) The value of members shall be ascertained by giving 
one vote to every member, and an additional vote 
for every five years that he has been a member, 
but to no one member more than five votes in the 
whole: 
(£>.) No instrument of dissolution shall direct or contain 
any provision for a division or appropriation of 
the funds of the society, or any part thereof, other 
wise than for the purpose of carrying into effect 
the objects of the society as declared in the rules 
thereof for the time being, unless the claim of 
every member or person claiming any relief, an- 
(d) See note (a), p. 94, ante. 
(e) Provision for notice to the central office of proceedings 
and orders to set aside dissolutions is made by sect. 11 of the 
Act of 1876. See Treasury regulation 69 and Forms AT, 
A Z.