ORANGES AND MANDARINS
SUPPLIES FROM N.S.W.
FRUITGROWERS’ DESIRES
BENEFITS STRESSED
(Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The. desire of the New South Wales fruitgrowers to supply New Zealand with oranges and mandarins at a price approximately half that at present .paid hero was "expressed by Messrs. Ilennc and Ilerrnd, president and secretary respectively of the Fruitgrowers i>ede.raiion of New South Wales, and Mr. MacDermott,. general secretary of the New South Wales chamber of Fruit and Vegetables Industries and chairman of the fruit section of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce.
They have been giving evidence at the inquiry into the marketing, oi New Zealand and imported fruit and vegetables, and in an interview to-day stressed the benefits that would accrue to both New South Whiles and New Zealand if some relaxation could he secured of the present restrictions on the importation of fruit from Now South Wales.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19136, 3 October 1936, Page 15
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