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by the complaining party, or by some one appointed by him 
■or her, shall be the arbitrators to decide on the matter in 
difference. In case of a vacancy, or vacancies, another 
arbitrator or other arbitrators shall be elected at a general 
meeting. 
Or, 
If any dispute shall arise between a member, or person 
claiming through a member, or under the rules of the 
society, and the society, or any officer thereof, it shall be 
referred to justices pursuant to the Friendly Societies Act, 
1875, s. 22 (c). 
XIV.—Voluntary Dissolution. 
The society may at any time be dissolved by the consent 
of three-fourths of the members, testified by their signatures 
to some instrument of dissolution in the form provided by 
the Treasury regulations in that behalf. 
N.B.—It is desirable that all documents issued by a 
registered Benevolent Society should contain after its name 
the words “ registered as a Benevolent Society under 38 39 
Viet. c. 60.” 
In using these model rules for a Working Men’s Club, 
the words “ working men’s club ” would have to be substi 
tuted for “benevolent society” in Rule I, and Rule III (1) 
should be as follows : “ This society is established for pur 
poses of social intercourse, mutual helpfulness, mental and 
moral improvement, and rational recreation.”