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This volume was compiled and published by the Department of Statistics in Details recorded include: name, sex, age, conjugal condition marital status , birthplace, years in New Zealand, allegiance BN—British Naturalised, or F—Foreign , occupation, address, file number. The files themselves do not exist.

They refer to those who were interned, either as aliens or as prisoners of war. However, a few individual files remain listed in the original series. In this series there are also more general files relating to aliens, which may mention individuals, such as:. A few general files and 58 files on specific aliens — cases investigated by the Alien Enemies Commission Often the files on people consist mainly of police reports.

These include both files on individuals investigated and more general files. The files may be found through name searches on Archway. These files were created by the Army Department and include both general and specific files. These files are found in AAYS sub series To find sub series within series , complete an Advanced Search on Archway.

There are a few files referring to individuals, and others may have specific details on individuals, for example:. The parts of Europe they had come from, such as Dalmatia and Croatia, were within the Empire of Austria-Hungary, an enemy nation. The Branch records include: correspondence with private employers of Yugoslavs; correspondence on and profiles of Yugoslavs in Dargaville and elsewhere; correspondence about notices of service for Yugoslavs, by region.

On 24 June additional war regulations were gazetted which led to the creation of an Alien Service Branch of the Defence Department, which supplanted the Jugo-Slav Organisation Branch.

The Alien Service Branch was given the power to direct all enemy aliens, whether naturalised or not, into employment specified by the government. Many enemy aliens had already been interned and the regulations were aimed at the Yugoslav community. All Yugoslavs of military service age were registered and directed into employment in public works such as railway construction or drainage projects, or into work with other approved employers such as local bodies.

Some Army Department correspondence files relate to the deployment of Yugoslav labour and the implementation of the additional war regulations [ AAYS ]. Access restrictions apply. Permission requests should be sent to:. Regulation of aliens ceased in , but it was resumed under the Aliens Control Emergency Regulations All aliens over 16 years were required to register. This system of registration continued until and a new system until Some people registered during the war were later re-registered under the new system in or later, and files of aliens in World War II may be found in post-war records.

Most records are held in Wellington. Other archives hold a few local alien records. In July an Aliens Tribunal was established to investigate whether aliens should be interned, and if so, at what stage of the war. Records include:. Individual case files are restricted for years from the date of birth of the person documented in the file.

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Applications for privileged access to files within the restricted period should be made to the Chief Archivist, Archives New Zealand. In October the Aliens Tribunal was replaced by regional Aliens Authorities, each a private individual, who were to classify all enemy and certain non-enemy aliens in their districts.

Authorities were private individuals, so few records were archived.

Files are held for most aliens either registered or interned. Dates of birth recorded in this series may help in gaining access to individual files in series and if date of birth is more than years ago. Personal files: aliens, enemy aliens and internees c, R from date of birth [ AAAR ]. Alien Registration Files created under the regulations of and not re-registered into the new system established after Some departmental records include information on individual aliens, internees and prisoners of war; others give context and background.

Registration of aliens continued after the Second World War, initially under the same legislation and regulations as during the war. Our Wellington archive holds files for individuals required to register as aliens under the Aliens Act A separate sequence of files was transferred to our Auckland archive in Some individuals will have files in both archives. A card index, in two series, of all those deemed alien , gives access to these alien files:.

All those who registered as aliens , but who were no longer recorded as aliens when the term was discarded in [ AAAC ]. All those still registered as aliens when the term was discarded in [ AAAC ]. Most translations are from Bulgarian or Serbo-Croat, many of legal documents.

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Some include personal information. The Aliens Act gave police power to take action against aliens who did not report changes of name or address. The action could go as far as arrest and bringing to trial. However, these chronologically arranged files include records of convictions for all offences, not just those under the Aliens Act R This index appears to record alphabetically the names and addresses of aliens working on the Roxburgh and Benmore hydro-electric schemes. Although there were some constraints on Asians generally, the only people who were really restricted in terms of citizenship were the Chinese.

Legal restrictions affected their migration to and from New Zealand, and their lives in this country from until The main records relating to Chinese are Alien and Naturalisation files, and Immigration records from the Labour Department archives. Chinese labourers first arrived in , having been invited by the Otago provincial government to re-work the gold fields of southern New Zealand. They were not assisted immigrants, so there are usually no immigration records. Most Chinese then, and later, came to New Zealand via Australia.

In the s, when strong anti-Chinese feeling first appeared in New Zealand, many were still living in Otago, but more than were also on the West Coast goldfields. The Customs Department issued poll tax receipts and exemption certificates, but the records are now held under the Labour Department see next column. Poll tax payment allowed Chinese to land and gain permanent residency, but they remained aliens, except for the few who were naturalised.

The latter often spoke English before arrival. The ability of Chinese to become British citizens in New Zealand through naturalisation was prevented in There were three other periods when Chinese were allowed into New Zealand in significant numbers: after World War I , at the beginning of World War II as refugees, and for a few years after World War II , but otherwise restrictions remained. The poll tax was abolished in and in the government permitted the naturalisation of Chinese in New Zealand again.

However, the number of Chinese immigrants remained relatively small — mostly chain migration of family members — and it was not until that the immigration status of Chinese and Europeans was made the same. Some records were destroyed in the Hope Gibbons fire in The following existing records are specifically concerned with Chinese:.

Labour Department records [ACGV Series , , , , , and Former record groups L24 to 31 ] can provide information on Chinese migration. Access may be restricted.

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The most useful series of records are:. The archives of the Department of Customs, Dunedin District Office, hold alien records which include many Chinese and some others who were not British. Names can be found on Archway. Customs Service files include many Chinese and others, often students, from overseas [ DADF ] R60 from date of closure.

Mahi rangahau. Te Tiriti o Waitangi. He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni. Proactive release of official information. Te tiakanga. Home Citizenship. Need help? Go to our contact page. To top Back to top. Passports Passports are the official documents used to show citizenship when travelling. Naturalisation Naturalisation is the process by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen of a country. Restrictions Access to naturalisation files is restricted until years after the birth of the person documented or 40 years after death , whichever is sooner.

Naturalisation after World War I Naturalisation after World War I required the same procedures as before, though in time requirements were tightened up. Aliens in World War 1 After the outbreak of World War I, the government gazetted regulations which allowed aliens to be registered, supervised and detained.

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