P-NG Council to Meet
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On June 27
THE Legislative Council of Papua- New Guinea will open its next meeting at 2 p.m. on Monday, June 27. t Although efforts are made at Suva wharf to stack cargo sep arately for each consignee, it often happens because of congestion, that bulk-stacking is unavoidable.
The New Zealand Fruit Merchants’ and Auctioneers’ Federation has complained to the Suva Chamber of Commerce of deterioration of fruit resulting. The chairman of the Chamber (Mr. W. G. Johnson) has pointed out that until the new shed is completed no appreciable im provement could be expected, but the Climber would do what it could to have the clearing of fruit and vegetables expedited.