THE INDUSTRIES FAIR
INDIAN ORANGES FOR QUEEN
(British Official Wireless.)
RU T GBY, Feb. 25. The Queen accepted a ease of Punjab oranges from a stall at the British Industries Fair, where they are on exhibition. They formed part of the first commercial shipment of oranges from India. Mr. J. H. Thomas paid a visit to the Fair at Olympia yesterday. During his inspection of the British Malaya stand, he expressed confidence in the benefit that would accrue to British Malaya from the acceptance of the world scheme to restrict the production of tin.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17503, 27 February 1931, Page 7
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