ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
RESTRICTION OF IMPORTS BOOMERANG FOR GOVERNMENT? WELLINGTON, Tuesday “It seems strange that a government which supplies most of the electric power should at the same time be placing a limit on the business it will be able to do in the future by restricting the importation of electrical appliances.'' said the manager of a large firm to-day. A shortage in refrigerators, wash-ing-machines. vacuum-cleaners and ranges was already in sight and unless the restrictions were eased in the near future there would be a general shortage of appliances, his own fTrrn also having difficulty over the importation of lamps.
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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20784, 19 April 1939, Page 12
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