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APPjyfi MARKET, v* '• L J ’*■ 'if-t LONDON,. May.lo,v ■ Tlie Ne’storV apples bit Liverpool; all West Australians are in good condition. Cleopatras brought 12s Ud to 1.5 s Oil ; Tasmanians were irregular,.many...being, pitted, especially AloxK. " - The Ctebpatras demand was fair, Cox’s 8s (id to 14s/Stunners‘MO/; HVj vj 2s;; psinan’s Pride lOs f»d to l2s .jfiil p All rifetpu’s 10s to ,i4§ ? Joiiiithan’s !)s to 13s Gd, others As to Us 9d. •The Port Bowen’s West Australian's arc. jn satisfactory condition. Cleopalra’k 14s to 15s, Dunn’s Jonathans 13s to 14s 3d. 'Plic Tasmania ns arc poor, in quality, many including Cox’s considerably pitted. Jonathan’s los to 12s 3d, Cleopatra- Ids 3d to 13s, Cox’s Os 3d to 12s, a few at 14s Od ; Ribstoii’s 8s Gd to 10s; others Os.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1929, Page 6
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182GENERAL CABLES Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1929, Page 6
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