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✨ Regulations and Statistics

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 71

No fruit or other product of any tree or plant shall be landed on any wharf, jetty, or other structure in the State of South Australia without the written permission of an Inspector first obtained.
All living trees or plants, or portions thereof, or fruits introduced into South Australia from any country or place shall, on being landed or introduced, be forthwith delivered into the custody of some Inspector or some officer of Customs, and shall, at the expense of the importer or consignee thereof, be conveyed in original unopened packages to such place in such manner as the Commissioner shall direct.
An Inspector shall examine such trees, plants, or portions thereof, or fruits, and may treat such trees, plants, or portions thereof, or fruits in such manner as he may think desirable, or may order that such trees or plants or portions thereof, or fruits, and the boxes or packages in which they were packed, or either of them, shall be destroyed if in his opinion there is any danger in importing them.
The expense of conveying such trees, plants, portions thereof, or fruits to the place fixed for their examination, and of the examination and treatment or destruction thereof, shall be borne by the consignee or introducer thereof, and shall be paid before they are delivered to such consignee or introducer.
No person shall be entitled to any compensation by reason of any damage to or by the destruction of any tree, plant, portion thereof, or fruits, or of any box or package, under these regulations.
No plant or portion thereof shall be introduced into South Australia from any country where the insect known as Phylloxera vastatrix is known to exist, unless accompanied by a declaration made by the grower before a Justice of the Peace, or British Consular agent in the State or country of origin, to the following effect:—

(a.) That the package contains no grape-vines or portions thereof.

(b.) That the plants were grown at a greater distance than 50 yards from any grape-vines or roots of vines.

(c.) That no phylloxera exists or has existed in the nursery or garden in which the plants have been growing.

(d.) That the whole of the plants are free from the insect known as Phylloxera vastatrix.

Any person contravening the provisions of the above regulations, or any of them, will be liable to a penalty of not less than £5, nor more than £100, or to imprisonment for any period not exceeding six months.

ANNUAL RAINFALLS OF SOME OF THE CHIEF STATIONS IN NEW ZEALAND.

—	Mongonui.	Auckland.	Gisborne.	Napier.	Taranaki.	Wanganui.	Wellington.	Nelson.	Canterbury.	Greymouth.	Hokitika.	Dunedin.	Queenstown.	Invercargill.
1864	67·900	37·400	..	49·300	43·800	30·410	44·500	63·400	22·000	..	..	24·200	..	51·700
1865	40·800	40·000	..	..	56·800	..	50·700	68·300	24·300	..	..	46·600	..	63·600
1866	..	42·000	..	30·000	55·700	36·580	41·100	56·000	19·400	..	127·500	29·000	..	47·200
1867	55·200	53·180	..	..	60·690	38·250	41·950	46·310	30·070	..	110·510	39·050	..	41·620
1868	..	49·087	..	..	50·420	34·130	55·522	79·370	30·041	..	120·210	33·893	..	46·346
1869	48·340	52·797	..	..	55·125	42·960	56·768	65·230	27·292	..	88·210	32·918	..	42·680
1870	52·870	44·831	..	32·410	54·720	35·030	48·205	48·430	28·364	..	116·680	39·202	..	53·950
1871	57·640	47·505	..	35·890	72·120	51·090	64·057	55·670	27·935	..	122·440	22·146	..	39·030
1872	46·900	42·096	..	23·940	63·640	40·420	50·945	78·610	19·741	..	123·210	27·393	28·880	40·110
1873	63·720	41·237	..	42·380	53·120	39·000	54·985	65·440	26·330	..	96·170	35·825	32·300	37·480
1874	56·950	35·024	..	37·940	57·220	36·760	53·496	71·550	22·790	..	104·480	28·739	30·190	44·650
1875	52·530	51·310	..	38·260	66·960	44·340	65·827	69·070	32·310	..	130·790	42·631	31·760	44·180
1876	58·640	44·025	..	38·390	48·180	33·880	43·374	60·640	23·990	..	116·325	38·260	30·930	40·590
1877	54·470	40·375	..	33·450	52·000	33·970	51·925	48·520	23·720	..	136·660	37·460	35·590	43·150
1878	40·140	37·160	26·090	21·100	56·730	41·980	54·602	51·900	13·540	..	154·446	45·235	60·020	54·020
1879	58·920	46·130	64·330	53·140	60·180	33·650	57·441	61·420	23·180	..	128·295	42·099	22·420	33·260
1880	55·480	38·890	59·450	38·400	47·220	36·270	46·767	37·270	17·670	..	122·840	33·063	27·690	39·140
1881	..	34·237	38·480	..	..	30·270	50·132	..	28·071	..	..	26·402	..	..
1882	..	45·630	52·140	..	..	33·880	55·685	..	25·391	..	..	41·796	..	..
1883	..	52·215	56·460	..	74·870	47·290	51·994	39·910	30·336	..	..	38·312	..	..
1884	..	38·070	33·890	..	60·640	45·770	62·335	37·430	28·451	..	..	33·881	..	..
1885	..	28·140	44·410	..	..	23·580	36·813	21·710	22·080	..	..	24·598	..	..
1886	..	32·640	28·500	..	..	46·410	54·477	35·530	35·287	..	..	52·632	..	..
1887	..	37·710	54·390	..	..	38·590	56·969	28·810	32·890	..	..	39·144	..	..
1888	..	34·600	32·230	..	..	31·300	41·009	27·990	29·155	..	..	48·356	..	..
1889	..	41·970	38·340	..	..	35·410	31·356	27·130	20·384	..	..	23·446	..	..
1890	..	46·100	50·740	27·620	68·190	32·840	45·230	38·310	14·836	..	..	27·984	44·520	..
1891	53·570	36·040	39·850	30·360	73·100	35·470	35·125	31·010	20·575	..	..	32·734	28·890	68·500
1892	59·550	41·331	45·970	40·630	..	36·910	67·656	55·420	27·883	118·960	..	47·552	20·870	39·090
1893	86·370	53·810	62·390	57·730	..	42·990	53·034	55·120	22·112	112·970	..	54·495	26·750	35·240
1894	71·000	41·110	62·900	40·640	63·120	33·930	51·006	49·690	29·844	106·680	115·890	39·436	23·480	35·530
1895	60·740	44·150	48·470	33·970	67·880	46·490	61·473	46·400	30·982	92·160	92·320	51·396	26·930	64·930
1896	37·970	37·790	37·950	35·900	66·661	41·540	57·546	34·340	30·228	106·920	115·830	48·538	23·990	36·600
1897	..	45·361	48·110	41·280	72·530	44·060	48·495	37·640	*14·480	114·050	128·830	38·110	†30·560	52·800
1898	..	40·750	48·240	†30·790	49·060	31·160	41·962	30·900	*18·558	107·400	124·000	34·143	37·660	58·240
1899	..	34·440	51·430	37·550	64·727	38·180	52·715	37·400	‡24·860	98·760	104·780	38·621	32·280	44·110
1900	..	39·150	59·950	45·690	61·261	36·910	51·000	37·300	‡23·720	89·260	99·450	43·378	31·470	33·390
1901	85·250	38·490	47·630	27·010	58·440	37·980	41·557	41·860	*22·016	110·250	133·970	37·652	35·550	47·830
1902	†64·650	38·280	44·980	37·050	52·040	29·030	38·750	33·280	*24·490	98·950	96·070	53·564	31·740	..
1903	45·140	45·130	32·800	33·650	69·170	36·380	53·800	45·590	*20·890	83·910	102·850	42·774	27·230	..
1904	59·390	45·700	51·540	..	82·935	43·490	60·405	42·040	*31·150	124·730	114·070	48·708	28·460	45·800
1905	37·300	39·820	55·900	49·780	64·510	37·920	51·170	43·240	28·450	95·190	93·830	53·840	28·740	36·650
1906	44·130	35·700	44·805	31·890	58·100	34·450	42·310	29·850	30·200	101·760	115·910	32·440	33·340	..
Aver-ages	56·13	41·66	46·98	37·11	60·64	37·64	50·61	47·19	25·12	104·13	115·59	38·41	31·24	45·38
Years	27	43	29	29	34	42	43	41.	43	15	28	43	26	30

Lincoln.
† Incomplete.
‡ Linwood.

Mean of above fourteen stations, 52·70 in.

Meteorological Office, Wellington, 6th August, 1907.

R. A. EDWIN.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1907, No 71

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🌾 Regulations for Introduction of Trees, Fruits, and Plants into South Australia (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated5 August 1907
KeywordsAgricultural regulations, Trees, Fruits, Plants, South Australia

🌾 Annual Rainfalls of Some of the Chief Stations in New Zealand

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated6 August 1907
KeywordsStatistics, Weather, Rainfall, New Zealand
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R. A. Edwin

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