THE ARMS ACT.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20776, 9 February 1933, Page 11

THE ARMS ACT.

nn» - Bssession OF FIREARMS. ■KJC2 CHECK REGISTRATIONS. ■fceseeiJßL-eiiflok- of .4koatma ■ >a - Caor |Hjgt7 i» now being carried out by Hpfjuk#, and owners wilt be required HKSmuco certificate* of registration HHHmui- in their possession. Should ■Hfai&iiot bo able to,show a eertifia registered firearm 'be wilJ HHHmkwi ti> register again and .pay HHfijh registration fjje. Owners of mßHrajtereo iirearins arc liable to bo HB||d and to hare the weapon Mlal. For Home time past enHHHmiTe been mnde in the counHHMirieta, and the authorities are HHBpjtomng to go through the City HH|n>iig the registrations. ■HHpjlJftagMß* Surrendered. be necessary HHHpif of Uwloss of the original -registration, an owner the weapon, and this HHm|4oa<» jo a number of com* hns- become obsolete. ■Hp and revolvers, should |HHBfiet'» use, are destroyed, but it Hnffititl wjrviteable they arc retbe police. Utiles are sold, HHHwOQOud* p*id infertile ConsoliHHHU,. but revolvers are never BHHttife tW registration of a firtiiiUy in tho district in HHHMjMMn lived, and in the event i ■HmR* jgoing to live in another had to be regis- 1 HfHHfai. Registration is now good HHvmtt M New Zealand, proKnMHnliiM <s!e change of address is i MMBBHraSto "fee is now 2s 6d for i are war trophies. | we considered not to I HHHHBaicrrte«ablc. do not require HHHHbm Shot-guns also need not | HHHntfready n fairly large stor<> | -fifles nt the ChrKtStation, «h<l it in likelv tho present overhaul HHhk' Tlx* imittinl salt- by the I twej Inst property is and when it tnkoi H|HHH*Jitllie)r of mirrendored rifh*. ■■HnwVsrf iKit..