P-Ng Imports Kenaf Seed
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BCAUBE unseasonable ram spoil Papua s 1952 harvest of kenaf seed, it is necessary to import 7,000 of importations. For the harvesting of the seed crop, an ingenious im prevised harvester had been rigged up in Port Moresby but heavy rain ca P me before all t/e crop co'Sd be
gathered.
The planting season in the Territory wjll soon begin . F|rst part of the us cons i gnmen t Q f see d was due to leave New York by ship in mid- Ztr. ‘° Prevent P “ Ber - = Inspector R. C. Clammer of Bougainville, NG, was on leave in Brisbane in September.
