T ELEGRAMS
[I'EH Tit ESS ASSOCIATION. COPYRIGHT,
SAFETY OF SHIPS
WELLINGTON', October 10
Further regulations have been gazetted for safeguarding ships and cargoes they declare that it is unlawful for any alien or person who is a British subject by naturalisation only to be engaged ih the work of loading or unloading a ship. The regulations do not apply to the master or member ofthe crew who arrived in a ship from ti place out of New Zealand.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 October 1917, Page 2
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