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Pacific Islands Monthly, 15 October 1940Vol. XI, No. 3

Behind The Fan

p. 24 · Read in the full issue

(Japanese buyers, in August, were offering £9 per ton, Suva, for copra, although the local firms had ceased buying copra for cash. The “catch” was that, for every £9 worth of copra bought by the Japanese, the planter or trader had to buy from £25 to £3O worth of Japanese goods.)

Little Freddie Fiji ; “Mum! Look at the pretty girl! What a LOVELY fan she has!”

Mother Britain : “Come, my child, I don’t like you to talk to strangers.

There is much behind that fan that you cannot see ”