That he would "like to emigrate with his wife, because of the difficult relations in Central Europe.” is the wish of Kalman Geza, aged 28, a resident of Budapest, who has written to a Christchurch firm of motor-body builders seeking employment. Enclosed with the application is an authorised translation of the official interpreter of the Royal Court of Justice at Budapest, of a testimonial from the Motor Omnibus Joint Stock Company at Budapest, the applicant's previous employer. The tenor of the application is one of sincerity, and the writer expresses a desire to become a worthy citizen of the Dominion as well as serve his future employers faithfully. This is the second application that has been received by a Christchurch firm for employment from residents of Central Europe during the last few weeks.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 March 1939, Page 5
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