ALIENS' PASSPORTS
-Preas Aisociation.)
Warning Issued by High Commissioner
(By Talegraph-
WELLINGTON, Last Night. PasSCnger and tourist agents fiavS received a memorandum from the UnderSecretary for Internal Affairs staftng a communication has come from the High Commissioner for New Zealand in London settiug out that eertain difficulties had arisen through aliens having been booked irom New Zealand to Efigland without the iiitentiOn oi returning to tfieit native countries on the Cofififient, TrOuble arose When fdreign countries ret'used to admit tfiese people, wiih the result that they became strAnded ifi Great Britain withoiit aay people |o receive them. Under these cireumetances it WSs advishbie ffiat for the fUtlire U6 "Stateless" pefsdls Should be allowed to commence a journey irOm New Zealand for the United KingdOm without a definite assurance of ^heir being admitted to their ultimate fiestination. The effect of this official communication is that any European national resident in New Zealand wishing to return to his • own country must have a passport visa-ed by the Consul *r Consular agent representing that country, otherwise the ticket for the passago cannot be issued.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 86, 28 April 1937, Page 13
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181ALIENS' PASSPORTS Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 86, 28 April 1937, Page 13
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