HIS ONE ANXIETY
Among the arrivals at Auckland by the Monterey on Friday was Mr. Glion Curtis, juni, the new Vice-Consul at the American,Consular-Office in Wellington,' 'states the "New 'Zealand Herald." Mr. Curtis; who comes from St. Louis, Missouri, has had consular experience "in " Budapest," Hungary,, a place which he. described as pleasant and cheerful, but,-for'all: that; he was not sorry to come to' this' part/of the world.. He hoped to ■enjoy the'sport New Zealand offered, especially tennis, but he confessed that'he had a'great anxiety at ..present. ' He; did; not know what to do "with a double-action revolver which he had brought to New Zealand,". but which he was not; permitted to bring ashore.' "I have been told by your arms officer," he said, "that I must either' send it back,' throw it overboard, or'present .it for,. New Zealand's defence.. Now, what, anil : to do?" '"' ■:.'.' ■":' -'-'■■ - ':'' v:'.-'.*-^""-'':
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 51, 2 March 1937, Page 15
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146HIS ONE ANXIETY Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 51, 2 March 1937, Page 15
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