BRITISH TARIFF
EFFECT ON AMERICAN APPLES
(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) {.Received this dnv nl noon.) HONDOX. Ala veil 31. The “Daily Telegraph” says importations of American apples have ■decreased remarkably since the imposition of 1-3 of ten per emit. duty. Importations for the week ended 27th. February were 166,000 owls; sth. March 105,000 civts; 12th. March 47,000 civts; 19th. March 52,000 cuts; 26th. March 33,000 civts. Though there were sixteen milion bushels in cold storage of United Stales on Ist. March which is half a million bushels above 1931, there has been a big increase in importations of South. Africans jrt March, in. addition to the opening of the Australian and Neiv Zealand season.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 April 1932, Page 6
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