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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 September 1954Vol. XXV, No. 2

Ranges From Half

p. 161 · Read in the full issue

The World Away

J the next season, New

[ Zealand will import 10,000

jes of grape-fruit and 80,000

ies of oranges from Jamaica. ’he importation of citrus to NZ in the West Indies has been go on for a few years now — lough it reflects badly on the erprise of citrus producers nearer NZ market. food oranges are grown in folk Island, but shipping con tions between Norfoix and the ninion are not such as to en rage growers to plant more s. ew Zealand is, of course, so htened of introducing fruit-fly t the importation of Australian iges—when there is a surplus > —is so hedged around by regula s that Australian growers can be bothered.