RULES FOR SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED SOCIETIES. 269 
for 11161111)618’ use (section 19); so much of section 22 as 
relates to the reference of a dispute to the chief or any 
other registrar; the amalgamation, transfer of engagements, 
and dissolution of friendly societies (section 24, proviso to 
sub-section 8, and section 25, sub-section 1, c, and sub 
section 7); militiamen and volunteers (section 26); the 
limitation of benefits (section 27); payments on the death 
of children (section 28); societies receiving contributions 
by collectors (section 30); cattle insurance and certain 
other societies (section 31); and the four last heads of 
schedule II.; and to the provisions of the Friendly Societies 
Amendment Act, 1876, except so much as relates to con 
version of registered societies into branches (section 3); 
deaths at sea (section 7); and fees on certificates of death 
(section 8). 
Note. 
By Treasury regulation 65, it is provided that where a 
limited application of the provisions of the Act is authorized 
for any purpose by the Treasury, such limitation shall be 
stated, whether by way of enumeration or exception, in the 
rules of every society registered for such purpose ; and by 
Treasury regulation 68, that a society may be registered for 
any of the purposes specified in the Act, conjointly with 
any specially authorized purpose. If the special authority 
is a limited one, such society shall not, in respect of any of 
its purposes, be entitled to any of the privileges or exemp 
tions of the Act beyond such as are contained in the pro 
visions specified in the special authority, but shall, notwith 
standing anything in such special authority contained, be 
subject, in respect of any purposes other than those specially 
authorized, to the same duties and obligations as if it were 
not a specially authorized society.