Fiji-Australian Trade.
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A return prepared by the Australian Department of Commerce shows that in 1932 Australia sent to Fiji goods to the value of £317,046, and received in re turn goods valued at £15,730, showing a credit to Australia of £301,316.
The principal items sent from Aus tralia were: Flour, £18,989; sharps and pollard, £34,240; hardware, £24,956; bags and sacks, £22,058; sugar-making ma chinery, £12,573; coal, £17,194; manu factured tobacco, £18,690; other manu factured articles, £8,873; timber, £8,325; rice, £5,939; beer, £6,359.
The principal imports to Australia from Fiji were; Beans, £3,232; bananas, £425; hides, £1,609; and molasses, £8,346.