LEFT LAMENTING.
HOW THE PUBLIC SUFFER. ' t FIJI BOAT OUTS OUT LOCAL FRUIT. Those fruiterers who failed to huy any of the fruit ex the Willochra will havo to suffer for their timidity during tho lioxfc few weeks. Cable news was received at tho markets on Saturday that on account of the boycott of tho fruit in Wellington early last week the steamer which left Suva for Auckland on Friday did not take any consignments for Wellington, and only has a small one for Auckland, where she i 3 due to-morrow. This means that no further bananas can reach New Zealand before December 4, when tho Tahiti arrives from San Francisco; and Rarotonga. When tho advice was made known to retailers on Saturday, the price of the remainder of the Willochra's hananas rose 2s. per case, being pretty well cleared out at 9s. per I case. , !
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1908, 17 November 1913, Page 8
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146LEFT LAMENTING. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1908, 17 November 1913, Page 8
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