Duty-Free Grog
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They Draw Line At Duty-Free Grog
\ concession to sell duty-free uor to international travellers ssing through Nadi Airport, ji, has raised some protests.
Phe concession has been mted to South Pacific Host is Limited, a company re itly formed to provide the tering at the airport. The cision is being disputed by the Iders of the airport’s duty ;e shop concession, who claim at they should have been ren this right.
A.t the same time, Mr. Barry lilp, proprietor of the ocambo Hotel at the airport, fis he should be considered.
Mr. Philp claims that when aders were called for the ty-free shop concession, he ha ired and received an assur ice from the Fiji Government at a duty-free liquor permit mid not be granted.
It appears that the liquor con ssion has been granted by the rport Authority, with per ission from Wellington and at the Fiji Government had ily a partial (and obviously inor) say in the matter, any )W.
