New Zealand Gazette – 1908 – No. 15

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✨ Plant Disease Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 15

For Live Plants from all Countries or Places.

Service.	Per Parcel of Twenty-five Plants or Cuttings.	Minimum Charge.
Fumigation or dipping	s. d. 0 6	s. d. 2 0

Every person commits an offence against these regulations who,—
(a.) In any way introduces, attempts to introduce, or is concerned in introducing or attempting to introduce, any fruit, plant, or other thing affected with disease, or who keeps, sells, or exposes or offers for sale or barter such fruit, plant, or other thing, or in any way causes the distribution of the same.
(b.) Removes or attempts to remove any fruit, or plant, or package, or wrapping containing the same, from any wharf or landing-place within the Dominion without first having obtained a permit from the Inspector in the form set out in the Third Schedule hereto.

SCHEDULES.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

Date of Order in Council.	Date of Gazetting.	Disease.
Dec. 15, 1904	Dec. 15, 1904	Alternaria solani (early blight).
"	"	Phytophthora infestans (potato-rot, or Irish potato-blight).
July 9, 1906	Sept. 27, 1906	Fusicladium pyrinum (pear-scab).
"	"	Lita solanella (potato-moth).
"	"	Bacillus amylovorus (pear-blight, or fire-blight of the pear).
Nov. 18, 1907	Nov. 21, 1907	Antonina crawi.
"	"	Aspidiotus camelliæ.
"	"	" coccineus.
"	"	" cryptoxanthus.
"	"	" ficus.
"	"	" lataniæ.
"	"	" nerii.
"	"	" Rossi.
"	"	Astero lecanium variolosum.
"	"	Chionaspis citri.
"	"	" eugeniæ.
"	"	" furfurus.
"	"	" quercus.
"	"	Dactylopius adonidum.
"	"	" bromiliæ.
"	"	" citri.
"	"	" destructor.
"	"	Diaspis amygdali.
"	"	" rosæ.
"	"	" pyricola.
"	"	Eriococcus araucariæ.
"	"	" coriaceous.
"	"	" eucalypti.
"	"	Eulecanium persicæ.
"	"	Fiorinia camelliæ.
"	"	Icerya purchasi.
"	"	Lecanium cerasarum.
"	"	" depressum.
"	"	" hemisphæricum.
"	"	" hesperidum.
"	"	" longulum.
"	"	" oleæ.
"	"	Mytilaspis citricola.
"	"	Parlatoria zizyphus.
"	"	Pseudolecanium tokionis.
"	"	Pulvinaria camellícola.
"	"	Anarsia lineatella (peach-moth.)
"	"	Aphis persicæ (green peach-aphis).
"	"	Aphis prunifoliæ (plum-aphis).
"	"	Dacus psidii (New Caledonian fruit-fly).
"	"	Dacus xanthodes (pineapple fruit-fly).
"	"	Eriophyes pyri (pear-mite).
"	"	Euthrips fuscus (thrips).
"	"	" pyri (thrips).
"	"	Heliothis obsoleta (tomato-caterpillar).

Date of Order in Council.	Date of Gazetting.	Disease.
Nov. 18, 1907	Nov. 21, 1907	Laverna herellara.
"	"	Myzus cerasi (black aphid).
"	"	Samenoidea opalescens (peach-root borer).
"	"	Siphonophora rosæ (rose-aphis).
"	"	Trypeta musæ (New Hebrides fruit-fly).
"	"	Trypeta pomonella (apple-maggot).
"	"	Tylenchus devastatrix (eel-worm).
"	"	Bacillus phytophthorus (potato black-leg).
"	"	Bacillus solanacearum (potato bacteriosis).
"	"	Bacillus sp. (potato wet rot).
"	"	Bitter pit.
"	"	Clasterosporium carpophilum (peach die-back).
"	"	Coniothecium chomatospórum.
"	"	Dendrophagus globosus (crown-gall).
"	"	Exoascus deformans (peach-curl).
"	"	Fusarium oxysporum (potato dry rot).
"	"	Glomerella rufo-maculans (bitter rot).
"	"	Nectria cinnabarina (canker).
"	"	" ditissima (canker).
"	"	Phoma citricarpa (anthracnose or black-spot of orange).
"	"	Podosphæra leucotricha (apple-mildew).
"	"	Septoria ribis (currant-leaf spot).
"	"	Sphærotheca mors-uvaæ (gooseberry-mildew).
Jan. 13, 1908	Jan. 23, 1908	Melanose.
"	"	Meredon equestris (narcissus fly).

SECOND SCHEDULE.

Date of Proclamation or Order in Council.	Date of Gazetting.	Subject.
July 6, 1897	July 8, 1897	Importation of grape-vine cuttings allowed; rooted vines and grapes prohibited.
Dec. 7, 1897	Dec. 9, 1897	Importation of fruit infected with the Queensland fruit-fly prohibited.
Aug. 10, 1898	Aug. 18, 1898	Prohibiting the introduction of scale-infested plants, and appointing ports of entry for plants, &c.
Oct. 20, 1899	Oct. 26, 1899	Prohibiting the introduction of scale-infested fruit.
Mar. 12, 1906	Mar. 22, 1906	Introduction of fruit infected with apple-scab or black-spot, and potatoes or tomatoes infected with Irish blight, prohibited.
Sept. 24, 1906	Sept. 27, 1906	Introduction of potatoes infected with potato-moth prohibited.
Mar. 19, 1907	Mar. 21, 1907	Regulations under “The Orchard and Garden Pests Act, 1903,” prohibiting the introduction of pears and pear-trees infected with pear-scab.
Mar. 19, 1907	Mar. 21, 1907	Regulations under “The Orchard and Garden Pests Act, 1903,” restricting the importation of pear, apple, or quince trees from North America.
Jan. 22, 1908	Jan. 23, 1908	Regulations under “The Orchard and Garden Pests Act, 1903,” in regard to the importation of grapes.