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(b.) Any such restrictions may be in like manner removed or varied
by the Attorney-General.
(c.) No person shall carry on, or be in any manner concerned in
the carrying-on, of any such business in breach of the restrictions so
imposed and for the time being in force.

29. The power of the Attorney-General to appoint the Public
    Trustee as the Controller of certain companies under the War Regula-
    tions of the 25th day of November, 1914, shall extend to the appoint-
    ment of the Public Trustee as the Controller of the business of any
    company or firm whatsoever, and such power may be exercised
    whenever the Attorney-General is satisfied that its exercise is advisable
    by reason of the existence of any interest or control possessed or
    exercised in or over that business by an enemy, or by an alien
    enemy, or by an enemy company. The said regulations of the 25th
    day of November, 1914, shall be read and construed accordingly as
    if every reference therein to a company was a reference to a
    company or firm, and each partner in a firm shall be deemed to be
    a servant of the firm within the meaning of the said regulations.

Miscellaneous.

30. In these regulations, and in all other War Regulations, the
    term “person” includes a body corporate so far as such regulations
    are capable of application to bodies corporate.

31. (a.) Every alien enemy shall, if so required by the Custodian
    of Enemy Property, within fourteen days after being so required, give
    to the Custodian such particulars as he requires as to all property
    of the value of £50 or upwards, whether situated in New Zealand
    or elsewhere, which belongs to that alien enemy or in which he is
    interested.
    (b.) Such particulars shall be in writing verified by the statutory
    declaration of the alien enemy by whom the same are given.
    (c.) The term “property” includes all money owing or payable to
    an alien enemy or to any person on his behalf.

32. No owner of a British ship registered in New Zealand, or of
    any share in such a ship, shall transfer the ship or any share therein
    to any person not qualified to own a British ship.

33. These regulations shall be read together with and deemed
    part of the War Regulations of the 10th day of November, 1914.

SCHEDULE.

A.

Returns of Property held, possessed, managed, or controlled on behalf
of Enemies resident or carrying on Business in Enemy Territory.

Such returns shall be made under the following heads:—
(1.) Dividends or interest in respect of any shares, stock, deben-
tures, debenture stock, or other obligations of any company incor-
porated in New Zealand, and any profits or share of profits of any
business, and any interest on money lent other than interest on the
securities mentioned under the next following head.
(2.) Sums payable in New Zealand in respect of interest or securities
issued by the Government of any part of the British Dominions or in
respect of securities issued by any municipal or other public or local
authority, and also all principal sums which become or have become
due and repayable in respect of such securities.
(3.) Shares, stocks, debentures, debenture stock, and other obliga-
tions of companies incorporated in New Zealand, and interests held in
partnerships carrying on business in New Zealand.
(4.) All real and personal property not otherwise referred to in this
Schedule.
(5.) Property held in New Zealand for safe custody, such as securi-
ties, deeds, personal belongings, jewellery, or cash.
(6.) All income not otherwise referred to in this Schedule.
(7.) Debts, bank deposits, and bank balances.

B.

Returns of Property held, possessed, managed, or controlled on behalf
of Enemies resident or carrying on Business elsewhere than in Enemy
Territory.

Such returns shall be made in the same manner as returns under
Part A of this Schedule, but separately therefrom.

J. F. ANDREWS,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.