TESTS FOR IMMIGRANTS

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 8 September 1920, Page 4

TESTS FOR IMMIGRANTS

Xew tests iire proposed for imini- ; o.Mills. British subjects are to take tin* oath of allegiance. Foreigners fir - if) obuiin permission to enter tJiO country, and will have to supply full int'or’,i:. t ion nhoui ? liejnsel ves. If allowed to ('omit diet must promise to obey <.i.};i y, '. •’ Von *d th i-nh . wouldn't you. l); a t li'!.- •■‘•mu try had a population e*' v Midituinstead of one million.* Hui these precautions seem t o me quite inadequate. J would suggvsr iliat im migrants hr ]>n t through the follow imr c\n in i ant ion pa per: (I) Give at least six reasons wh\ Xmv Zealand is the hnest country on eaith. t 'J) Give the approximate date <»;: •v.hieh Xew Zealand began to lead the world, and the directions in which sh( led. ' 11 here would he a fine catch in thm , Most i minium n» s would think of Sed : don. and would he promptly disquali I lied for disloyalty to lieform.J (3) On what grounds are we justified ' in saying that Xew Zealand won the ! war? j ti) "Write down ttic names of the i members of the original All Black football team, ami stare why the defeat at the hands of Wales was a moral i victory. I (.1) AVho ami vital was Desert Gold' i ft; - ) Write a short sketch of M•' Massev’s career, and compare it with Sir .To>eph Ward >. f 7) Write notes on G. J. Parr. Dr. Thacker, ‘* go slow.” “double betting. *’ I'ni\ er-iiy si;,., and George George.“ Auckland Star. rf