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arrears with their annual subscriptions shall be suspended in the 
Rooms of the Society. Members shall in such cases be informed 
that their names have been thus posted. 
XIVa. Any member in arrears shall cease to receive the 
Society’s publications, and shall not be entitled to any of the 
privileges of the Society until such arrears are paid. 
Resignation of Members. 
XV. Members who wish to resign their membership of the 
Society are requested to give notice in writing to the Honorary 
Secretaries, and are required to return all books or other property 
belonging to the Society. 
Expulsion of Members. 
XVI. A majority of members present at any ordinary meet- 
ing shall have power to expel an obnoxious member from the 
Society, provided that a resolution to that effect has been moved 
and seconded at the previous ordinary meeting, and that due 
notice of the same has been sent in writing to the member in 
question, within a week after the meeting at which such reselution 
has been brought forward, 
Honorary Members. 
XVII. The Honorary Members of the Society shall be persors 
who have been eminent benefactors to this or some other of 
the Australian Colonies, and distinguished patrons and promoters 
of the objects of the Society, Every person proposed as an 
Honorary Member must be recommended by the Council and 
elected by the Society. Honorary Members shall be exempted 
from payment of fees and contributions: they may attend the 
meetings of the Society, and they shall be furnished with copies 
of the publications of the Society, but they sball have no right 
to hold office, to vote, or otherwise interfere in the business of 
the Society. 
The number of Honorary Members shall not at any one time 
exceed twenty, and not more than two Honorary Members shall 
be elected in any one year. 
