IMPORTS OF ORANGES.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FRUIT. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, Sept. 15. From inquiries made in official quarters to-day, it was learned that the limitation as to the quantities of oranges sent to New Zealand from South Australia is to cease and that, until tlie end of the year, there will be no restriction on supplies. The- lifting of the embargo,-' which had been in force since the previous December, was announced on August 25 last, when it was explained that the importation of oranges from South Australia was to be allowed under a quantitative restriction. The last “controlled” shipment, it was stated, was due to leave Australia about to-morrow. After that, seeing that the production season in South Australia was nearing its end, arrangements had been made under which shipments of oranges could be made without control as to times and quantities. This arrangement holds good until December 31 next, when questions relating to the 1934 supplies will be gone into.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 248, 16 September 1933, Page 7
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