The Enemy Trading (Italian East Africa) Notice 1941.
PURSUANT to clause (2) of Regulation 5 of the Enemy Trading Emergency Regulations 1939, the Minister of Industries and Commerce doth hereby give notice as follows:-

1. This notice may be cited as the Enemy Trading (Italian East Africa) Notice 1941.
2. Any transaction is permitted to be engaged in with any person or body of persons whether corporate or unincorporate carrying on business in the territories formerly known as Italian East Africa which but for this notice would or might amount to a breach of the said regulations.
3. This notice shall not excuse any person from compliance in other respects with the provisions of the said regulations or with any other provision of law in force in New Zealand, or with any provision of law in force in the said territories.
4. Inquiries from individual firms should be addressed to “Political Headquarters, East African Command, Nairobi, Kenya.”

Dated at Wellington, this 16th day of December, 1941.

D. G. SULLIVAN,
Minister of Industries and Commerce.

The Uniforms and Badges Emergency Regulations 1941.-Uniforms, Badges, and Insignia of the Women’s War Service Auxiliary.

National Service Department, Wellington, 20th December, 1941.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the Uniforms and Badges Emergency Regulations 1941, authority has been given by the Minister of National Service for the use by officials and members of the Women’s War Service Auxiliary of the uniforms, badges, and insignia described in the Schedule hereto.
The uniforms, badges, and insignia may be used and worn only by duly enrolled members of the Women’s War Service Auxiliary on the terms and conditions from time to time authorized by the Minister of National Service.

D. WILSON,
For the Minister of National Service.

SCHEDULE.
UNIFORM TO BE WORN BY SUCH OFFICIALS AS ARE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL SERVICE.
Khaki cotton drill costume uniform with four military pockets in coat; self-coloured belt; uniform to be worn with khaki shirt and tie; skirt pleated side back and side front; the uniform being indicated in the diagram below. Cap: Soft-crowned cap with visor:-

UNIFORM FOR OTHER MEMBERS.
Khaki cotton drill coat frock with three military pockets, two on skirt and one on left breast; self-coloured belt, buttons affixed on front; tie to be worn in colour according to training section to which member belongs; the uniform being indicated in the diagram below. Cap: Soft-crowned cap with visor:-

BADGES.
Badges to be worn by such officials as are approved by the Minister of National Service:-

Badge for other members:-

ARM BANDS.
The arm band to be worn by members of the Women’s War Service Auxiliary on approved occasions when members are not in uniform shall bear a crown and the letters “W.W.S.A.” in red on white cloth.

EMBLEMS FOR TRAINING GROUPS.
The following shall be worn on each shoulder by members of the appropriate groups as set out hereunder:-

• Transport Group.-The emblem shall be the word “Transport” in white letters on a blue ground.
• Cycle Corps.-The emblem shall be the word “Cycle” in white letters on light navy blue ground.
• Signalling Group.-The emblem shall be crossed flags, one white and one blue, as indicated by the following diagram, on white ground:-

• Canteen Group.-The emblem shall be the word “Canteen” in white letters on red ground.
• Land Workers’ Group.-The emblem shall be the word “Land” in white letters on green ground.
• Clerical Group.-The emblem shall be the word “Clerical” in white letters on dark blue ground.
• Nursing Group.-The emblem shall be the St. John Badge to be worn on the left upper sleeve.