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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23413, 21 August 1941, Page 2

Intß«rt of Shirting.—’’Will the Minister advise the House why a licence was .granted tP a shirt manufacturer ip Christchurch, pmnlt)yißg six' hands, tp import £2spp worth of mpfPF l ? l . qfter it hah PCOn rpfpscd PPPP, and after licences had bpen refused for similar material to did established importers,” Mr W. J. Broadfpqt (Opposition, Waitomo) asked the - Minister for Customs (the Hon- W. Nash) in the House yesterday- fn § note tP his 9HPStion, Mr HrpsdfPPt ?319 % mimHsfctprer to whop me licence was framed began m i? 3? { . wsT'ya? frantfd exemßtfpp'lrqm mijitery fftVic'p on thp grounds pf the pupljc interest.—P.R.

Ifnipifratlon Restrictions.—An explanation was maaq in the *lot)se yesterday by the Minister in charge of Immigration (the Hon. W. Nash) that authority was' opt given for the remission of funds of vjsitprs, inplpdjng ■wrestlers, to popntries the sterling jrpa; An§wgmO unf|l k said hip restriction Wll tRf Immigration Restriction ACt oh the admission of persons of‘British birth arid parentage, and of European race, provided they were of good health and character. Citizens of the United States, born in that country, wore similarly admissible. Other aliens tyere in general npt at present granted permission to eater the Dominion, either permanently or temporarily.— PJ3»