The rather Gilbertian situation has developed that, after a nation-wide appeal to buy dessert apples,, this fruit is not available to Dunedin retailers who launched the campaign, at the request of the Marketing Division, and booked large orders, and find that they cannot fill them. One broker stated that, as a result of the appeal, he could have sold 1000 cases of Cox’s Orange in* 10 minutes, yesterday, if available. The Dunedin, branch of the Marketing Division states that the crop of Cox’s Orange has not realised expectations, bat Jonathans were due in about a fortnight.—Press Assn.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1941, Page 6
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