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fy? '■.';;' P&EBS ASBOCUTIOH TM.EGBAM.) ' !J '" - ' WELLINGTON, April 30. i.r« cus sion of the fruit and vegecommittee's suggestion that of Chinese and other engaged in the fruit and vege.ttaae should be taken to simplify iflcation, the Chinese Consul, Mr Wang, said to-day: j" committee actually recom- ** to-impose on my countrymen ™; in this fair Dominion an act ri ll al l civilised countries is as«a only with crime, but I have doubt that the New will not even «1 3i . e committee's suggestion, it w most unfriendly to China to the British sense of
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22081, 1 May 1937, Page 21
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