Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in section 133 of the Public Revenues Act 1926, the payments made for the purposes of that section to the Public Trustee during the financial year ended 31 March 1935 of sums amounting to 20,000 pounds are hereby validated and declared to have been lawfully made.

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in section 23 of the Companies (Bondholders Incorporation) Act 1934–35, where the Bondholders Incorporation Commission constituted under that Act is satisfied that any person is unable or ought not to be called upon to pay any fee payable by that person in accordance with any regulations made for the purposes of that section, or any part of that fee, the Commission may by order dispense with the payment of the fee or of any part thereof subject to such conditions as it thinks fit.

If, when the Bondholders Incorporation Commission has disposed of all matters and proceedings before it or likely to come before it, the Controller and Auditor-General certifies that in his opinion the total amount then received or thereafter to be received by way of fees and levies under the Companies (Bondholders Incorporation) Act 1934–35 exceeds the total costs and expenses of the Bondholders Incorporation Commission then incurred or thereafter to be incurred, the amount of the excess, if it is not less than 100 pounds, shall be refunded or remitted to the persons by whom amounts exceeding 30 pounds have been paid or are payable by way of hearing fees or levies under the said Act, in proportion to the total amounts so paid or payable by them respectively.

It shall be and be deemed to have been lawful for any local authority to expend out of its General Fund any sum or sums of money in connection with the celebration or commemoration of the Silver Jubilee of the accession to the Throne of His Majesty the King, or in connection with public functions of welcome to Their Excellencies the Right Honourable Viscount Galway and Lady Galway.

For the purposes of this section the term local authority means any City or Borough Council, County Council, Road Board, Town Board, Harbour Board, Education Board, Tramway Board, Transport Board, or Hospital Board,

The control of the King George V Hospital, Rotorua, and the Pukeora Sanatorium, Waipukurau, may, with the consent of the Minister of Health, be transferred to the Waikato Hospital Board and the Waipawa Hospital Board respectively, to be conducted by those Boards for the same purposes respectively as before the transfer, and any land, buildings, equipment, and other property vested in or belonging to the Crown in connection with or used for the purposes of either of those institutions may be transferred to or vested in the Hospital Board concerned.

Anything done before the passing of this Act in connection with such a transfer as is authorised by this section is hereby validated and declared to have been lawfully done.

The provisions of the Electoral Act 1927, or any other Act, as to disqualification of members of Parliament, shall not apply to any payment which, under the authority of any appropriation now or hereafter made by Parliament, has been or may hereafter be received by Herbert Seton Stewart Kyle, Esquire, member of Parliament, by way of remuneration, or reimbursement of travelling expenses reasonably incurred by him, in respect of his services as a member of the Stock-remedies Registration Board established under the Stock-remedies Act 1934.

The provisions of section 18 of the Civil List Act 1920 shall not apply to the absence, owing to their attendance at the Empire Parliamentary Association Conference in London, of Peter Fraser, Esquire, Harold Galt Dickie, Esquire, William Alexander Bodkin, Esquire, and the Honourable Mark Fagan, members of the General Assembly, during the present session.

Notwithstanding anything contained in the Savings-banks Act 1908, the trustees of the Dunedin Savings-bank may, during the present financial year, pay out of the profits of the bank to the Dunedin Branch of the New Zealand Crippled Children’s Society a sum or sums not exceeding in all the sum of 300 pounds, to be applied by the society for the objects thereof as set out in its rules, and any such payments heretofore so made shall be deemed to have been lawfully made.

The payment made during the financial year ended 31 March 1935 by the trustees of the Dunedin Savings-bank of a sum of 100 pounds out of the profits of the bank to the Central Mission of Dunedin towards the cost of the Health Camp for Needy Children is hereby validated and declared to have been lawfully made.

Notwithstanding anything contained in the Savings-banks Act 1908, the trustees of the Hokitika Savings-bank may pay to the Westland Hospital Board, out of the profits of the bank, a sum or sums not exceeding in all 650 pounds, to be applied by the Board in purchasing and installing an X-ray plant for the Westland Public Hospital, and any such sum heretofore paid shall be deemed to have been lawfully paid.