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Convention enlarges list of crimes in extradition conventions of 1889 and 1900 and is considered as an integral part of those conventions. U.K.T.S. No. 7 (1907) ; S.P. XCVIII, 385; Hertslet XXVI, 257. § See treaty of 22 December 1931. 7. Treaty for the advancement of peace.% Signed at Washington 15 September 1914; ratifications exchanged 10 November 1914 ; effective 10 November 1914; terminable after twelve months' notice. Superseded in its application to New Zealand by treaty of 6 September 1940 (q.v.). U.K.T.S. No. 16 (1914) ; S.P. CVIII, 384; Hertslet XXVII, 1116. 8. Convention respecting the regulation of liquor traffic. Signed at Washington 23 January 1924; ratifications exchanged 22 May 1924 ; effective 22 May 1924 ; terminable after three months' notice. New Zealand agreed to ratification. U.K.T.S. No. 22 (1924); L.N.T.S. XXVII, 181. 9. Extradition treaty. Signed at London 22 December 1931 ; ratifications exchanged 4 August 1932; effective 24 June 1935 ; terminable after notice not exceeding one year and not less than six months. Article 18 of this treaty provides that upon its entry into force the provisions of article 10 of the treaty of 9 August 1842, of the convention of 12 July 1889, and of the supplementary conventions of 13 December 1900 and 12 April 1905, relative to extradition, shall cease to have effect, save that in the case of each of the dominions and India these provisions shall remain in force until such dominion or India shall have acceded to the present treaty in accordance with article 14 or until replaced by other treaty arrangements. New Zealand has not yet acceded to this treaty. L.N.T.S. CLXIII, 59. 10. Convention relative to the disposal of real and personal property (supplementary to convention of 2 March 1899). Signed at Washington 27 May 1936 ; ratifications exchanged 10 March 1941 ; effective 10 March 1941 ; same duration as convention of 2 March 1899. New Zealand was a party to this convention which amends convention of 2 March 1899. U.K.T.S. No. 6 (1941) ; L.N.T.S. CCIII, 367.
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