ALIENS IN COURT
———o FINED FOR FAILING TO NOTIFY CHANGES OF ADDRESS. <By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON. This Day. The necessity of aliens complying with the regulations as regards change of address was stressed by Mr W. F. Stilwell. S.M.. when Eugene Gold, described as a Hungarian by birth, and his wife Hertha, of German birth, pleaded guilty to failing to notify a change of address. Mrs Gold also pleaded guilty to being absent without permission. The magistrate said privileges wore extended to these people and while H might be annoying to them to comply with the provisions. it was definitely Each of the accused was fined £;>. the wife also to pay costs cn the second charge. l’ordii’:m I von Liechtenstein. described as a native of I'oland. tor Injure to notify a change of address, was fined £5 and costs.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 5 July 1940, Page 6
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