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Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1917, Page 4

The question of what constitutes *n alien was brought up at the sitting of the Auckland Military Board last week in the course of the hearing of a case in which a man whose parents were Germans applied for exemption on the ground of occupation. Major Conlap pointed out that in common law aft alien is a subject of a foreign State, who was not born within the allegiance of the British Crown. Persons bort within the allegiance of the Crown included everyone born within the Dominion of the Crown, whatever might be the nationality of either or both of his parents. The Dominions of tha Crown included British merchantmen on the high seas, and probably' even in tha territorial waters of a foreign country. The appellant came within the provisions of the law, and was therefore a British subject, as he was born in New Zealand. The board- dismissed the appeal, Whether the man is accepted for service with the overseas Expeditionary Forces is n matter for the Defence De» partment to decide. Major vonlan also pointed out that under the Alienti Act, 1!)0S, where the parents have become naturalised in New Zealand every child who during the minority becomes resident in - the Dominion with thorn shall be deemed to be. naturalised, and ?hall have all the rights and juiviledge* of natural-born subjects. It was proved at the Supremo Ccurt of Victoria, at Melbourne, that (I) SANDER'S EXTRACT is much mors powerfully healing and antiseptic than ordinary eucalvptus preparations; (2) SANDER'S EXTRACT does not depress the heart like the so-called "extracts" and crude oils; (3) SANDER'S EXTRACT is highly commended by many authorities as a safe, Tellable and effective household remedy. Get the genuine—insist if you have to-ajid be, «afe.