The Short Title of this Act is “The Printers and Newspapers Registration Act 1868 Amendment Act, 1892.”

In case any printing-press shall be owned by an incorporated company, the notice referred to in section four of “The Printers and Newspapers Registration Act, 1868” (herein called “the said Act”), may be signed and given by the manager, managing director, or chairman of directors thereof on behalf of such company, and the forms in the First Schedule to the said Act shall be modified to meet such cases.

In such case, in the place where section five of the said Act requires the name and place of abode to appear, such company shall cause to be printed its name or some known abbreviation thereof, and its registered office or any place where its business is conducted.

The term “person” in sections eleven and twelve of the said Act shall be deemed to include an incorporated company.

Whenever it is desired that an incorporated company shall publish any newspaper, the provisions of section twelve of the said Act shall be complied with on behalf of such company as proprietor by the manager, managing director, or chairman of directors thereof, and the affidavit in such case may be in the form in the Schedule hereto, or any suitable modification thereof.

In such case the affidavit provided by the said Act shall be conclusive evidence against such company in the same manner in which by section thirteen of the said Act it is made conclusive evidence against a proprietor signing such affidavit, and an affidavit on behalf of such company under section fourteen may be made in like manner, and section seventeen of the said Act shall apply to any company on whose behalf any such affidavit has been made.