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PRACTICAL EXAMINATION.
The candidate will be required:-
To perform such operations of the British Pharmacopoeia or such parts of them as may be practicable, involved in the processes for preparing collodions, confections, decoctions, dilute acids, extracts (liquid & solid) glycerines, infusions, juices, liniments, lotions, mix- tures, ointments, pili masses, plasters, powders (simple & compound) scale preparations, solutions, spirits, suppositories, syrups, tinctures, vinegars, waters and wines.
To compound and dispense medicines as prescribed; to write the directions in concise language and in NEAT AND DISTINCT hand- writing; to finish and properly direct each package. (In assessing the work in this subject the time taken by the candidate is taken into account.)
The candidate will be required to bring to the practical examina- tion his original laboratory notebooks for inspection should the ex- aminers so desire. These books must be taken away by the candidate at the close of the examination.
Forensic Pharmacy.
AN ORAL AND WRITTEN EXAMINATION.
The candidate must possess a thoroughly competent knowledge of the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance, 1987, the Dangerous Druge Ordinance, 1935, and the Regulations made under either Ordinance.
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REGISTRATION OF PHARMACISTS HOLDING DIPLOMAS. (s. 3{1} {d}}.
1. The following holder of British, Dominion and Colonial diplomas are approved for the purposes of section 3 (1) (d) of the Ordinance :-
(a) Any person duly registered as a pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist under the Pharmacy Act, 1988;
(b) Any person holding the certificate of a Dominion or Colonial pharmaceutical institution which has entered into or may hereafter enter into an agreement for reciprocity of registration with the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
The following Dominion or Colonial institutions have already entered into such agreements for reciprocal registration.-
The Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland.
The Pharmacy Board of Tasmania.
The Pharmacy Board of South Africa. The Ontario College of Pharmacy.
ihe Pharmacy Board of New Zealand.
The Pharmacy Board of South Australia.
The Pharmaceutical Council of Western Australia.
The Pharmacy Board of Queensland.
The Pharmaceutical Society of New South Wales.
2. Every person who satisfies the registrar that he holds a diploma mentioned in regulation 1 of these regulations and is entitled, upon compliance with the statutory requirements of the country in which the diploma was granted, to practise pharmacy in that country shall upon payment of the fee payable on registration be entitled to be registered as a pharmacist under the Ordinance.
3. Every person who immediately before the commencement of the Ordinance was on the register established by the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance, 1916, shali upon payment of the fee payable on registration be entitled to be duly registered under the Ordinance.
4. Any person holding a diploma other than a British, Dominions or Colonial diploma and desiring to be registered must make application and forward the diploma or a copy thereof to the registrar who may require him to undergo such examination as the registrar may consider fit. The registrar shall then forward the diploma or copy and the application together with a report on the examination as the case may be to the Governor in Council. The holder of Я diploma which has been approved by the Governor in Council shall on payment of the prescribed fee be entitled to be duly registered under the Ordinance.
[s. 3.]
POISONS REGULATIONS.
1. It shall not be lawful for any shopkeeper to sell poisons on Restriction any premises used for or in connection with his retail business, of sales by notwithstanding that the sale is exempted by section 21 of the Ordin- shopkeepers. ance, unless he complies with the provisions of paragraph (a) or paragraph (b), as the case may be, of section 19 (1) of the Ordinance.
2. No person shall sell, or supply, by way of wholesale dealing, Sale and any substance or article consisting of or containing any poison unless Supply of he is licensed in that behalf by the registrar.
poisons
FEES.
The following fees shall be paid to the registrar:-
(s. 3 (1) (c)).
1.
For enrolment as an apprentice or student
$10.00
(s. 3 (1) (c)).
For Part I of the examination whether or not the ap- plicant is examined in any or all of the subjects of the examination
$25.00
(s. 3 (1) (c)).
For Part II of the examination whether or not the ap-
plicant is examined in any or all of the subjects of the examination
$50.00
Provided that an applicant who for good and Bufficient reason has been unable to attend an examination arranged for him, may sit again on payment of half the appropriate fee.
(6. 3 (1) (6)).
2.
For registration as a pharmacist...........
$10.00
(s. 3 (1) (e)).
3.
(s. 3 (1) (g)).
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For retention of every name on the register (annually)... $10.00 For every wholesale dealer's licence
wholesale. (s. 3 (1) (g) and s. 21).
$25.00
(8. 8 (1)).
5.
For the issue of a further certificate of registration
$20.00
3. No person shall be licensed as a wholesale dealer unless he Licensing of 1s the agent of the manufacturer and carries on a bond fide business wholesale in the course of which poisons are regularly supplied.
dealers.
6.
(8, 14).
For the registration of every set of premises where an authorised seller of poisons carries on his business...... $10.00
7.
(s. 14).
For retention on the register of every set of premises where an authorised seller of poisons carries on his business (annually)
4. No person licensed as aforesaid shall sell or supply any poison Sales by except upon the premises named in his licence and to
wholesale
dealers.
$10.00
(1) another wholesale dealer duly licensed wholesale;
to
sell poisons
(s. 22(3)(a)).
8.
For entry of every name on the registrar's list
$25.00
(s. 22(3)(b)).
9.
For the making of every alteration in the registrar's list.
$10.00
10.
s. 22(3)(c)).
For retention of every name (annually)
on the registrar's list
$15.00
(2) an authorised or listed seller of poisons;
("listed seller" is a person entitled, subject to the Ordinance and these regulations, to sell Part II poisons under section 22 of the Ordinance).
(8) a registered pharmacist;
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