Section 28Part 0 —
Provisions as to sums not exceeding sixty dollars to which member dies entitled
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Where any member of any society dies who is entitled to any sum not exceeding sixty dollars, the trustees or treasurer of such society may, if such trustees or treasurer is satisfied that no will was made by such deceased member, and that no letters of administration will be taken out of the funds, goods and chattels of such depositor, pay the same at any time after the decease of such member, according to the rules and regulations of the said institution; and in the event of there being no rules and regulations made, then the trustees or treasurer are authorised and permitted to pay and divide the same amongst the persons entitled to the effects of the deceased intestate, without letters testamentary or letters of administration having been taken out in the Islands.