New Zealand Gazette – 1961 – No. 65

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✨ Noxious Weeds Declarations


# Plants Declared Noxious Weeds in Borough of Manurewa
(Notice No. Ag. 7402)

Pursuant to section 3 of the Noxious Weeds Act 1950, the Director-General of Agriculture, acting under a delegation from the Minister of Agriculture for the purposes of the said section, hereby publishes the following special order made by the Manurewa Borough Council on the 18th day of September 1961.

## SPECIAL ORDER

Pursuant to section 3 of the Noxious Weeds Act 1950, the Manurewa Borough Council hereby declares the plants specified in the Schedule hereunder to be noxious weeds within the whole district of the Borough of Manurewa.

* Barberry (*Berberis vulgaris*)
* Barberry (*Berberis darwinii*)
* Barley Grass (*Hordeum murinum*)
* Bathurst bur (*Xanthium spinosum*)
* Bindweed (*Convolvulus arvensis*)
* Blackberry (*Rubus fruticosus* and *Rubus laciniatus*)
* Boxthorn (*Lycium ferocissimum* syn. *Lycium horridum*)
* Burdock (*Arctium*, any species)
* Californian thistle, Canadian thistle or creeping thistle (*Cirsium arvense*)
* Cape tulip (*Homeria collina*)
* Caper spurge (*Euphorbia lathyris*)
* Chamomile (*Matricaria chamomilla*)
* Charlock (*Sinapis arvensis*)
* Common broom (*Cytisus scoparius*)
* Crack willow (*Salix fragilis*)
* Cut-leaved psoralea (*Psoralea pinnata*)
* Dewberry (*Rubus caesius*)
* Fennel (*Foeniculum vulgare*)
* Field horsetail (*Equisetum arvense*)
* Foxglove (*Digitalis purpurea*)
* Giant buttercup (*Ranunculus acer*)
* Goat’s rue (*Galega officinalis*)
* Gorse (*Ulex*, any species)
* Greater bindweed (*Calystegia sepium*)
* Grecian thistle (*Chamaepeuce afra*)
* Grey willow (*Salix cinerea*)
* Hakea (*Hakea saligna*, *Hakea suaveolens*, *Hakea pubescens*, and *Hakea acicularis*)
* Hawthorn (*Crataegus oxyacantha* and *Crataegus monogyna*)
* Heath (*Erica lusitanica* and *Erica arborea*)
* Hemlock (*Conium maculatum*)
* Hoary cress (*Cardaria draba* syn. *Lepidium draba*)
* Japanese wineberry (*Rubus phoenicolasius*)
* Johnson grass (*Sorghum halepense*)
* Kangaroo acacia (*Acacia armata*)
* Kangaroo grass (*Themeda triandra*)
* Knapweed (*Centaurea nigra*)
* Lantana (*Lantana camara*)
* Lily of the Valley vine (*Salpichroa origanifolia* (Lam). Thell. syn. *Salpichroa rhomboidea* Miers)
* Lupin (*Lupinus arboreus*)
* Malta thistle (*Centaurea melitensis*)
* Manchurian wild rice (*Zizania latifolia*)
* Milk thistle or variegated thistle (*Silybum marianum*)
* Mist flower or Mexican devil (*Eupatorium adenophorum*)
* Montpelier broom (*Cytisus monspessulanus*)
* Mountain hypericum (*Hypericum montanum*)
* Nassella tussock (*Nassella trichotoma*)
* Needle grass (*Stipa neesiana*)
* Nodding thistle (*Carduus nutans*)
* Oxylobium callistachys
* Pennisetum (*Pennisetum macrourum*)
* Prickly pear (*Opuntia monacantha*)
* Pultenaea daphnoides
* Pussy willow (*Salix discolor*)
* Ragwort (*Senecio jacobaea*)
* Russian knapweed (*Centaurea repens*)
* St. John’s wort (*Hypericum perforatum*)
* Saffron thistle (*Carthamus lanatus*)
* Scentless chamomile (*Matricaria inodora*)
* Scotch thistle or plume thistle (*Cirsium lanceolatum*)
* Silver poplar (*Populus alba* var. *nivea*)
* Spiderwort (*Leycestera formosa*)
* Spiny broom (*Calycotome spinosa*)
* Squirrel grass (*Hordeum jubatum*)
* Star thistle (*Centaurea calcitrappa*)
* Stinking mayweed (*Anthemis cotula*)
* Sweetbrier (*Rosa eglanteria* syn. *Rosa rubiginosa*)
* Tall cinquefoil (*Potentilla recta*)
* Tauhinu or New Zealand cotton-wood (*Cassinia leptophylla* or *cassinia fulvida*)
* Thorn apple or jimson weed (*Datura stramonium*)
* Tutsan (*Hypericum androsaemum*)
* Viper’s bugloss (*Echium vulgare*)
* Water hyacinth (*Eichhornia crassipes*)
* Watsonia (*Watsonia bulbillifera*)
* Wild teasel (*Dipsacus sylvester*)
* Wild turnip (*Brassica campestris*)
* Winged thistle (*Carduus tenuiflorus* and *carduus pycnocephalus*)
* Woolly nightshade (*Solanum auriculatum*)
* Yellow star thistle (*Centaurea solstitialis*)

Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of October 1961.

P. W. SMALLFIELD, Director-General of Agriculture.


# Plants Declared Noxious Weeds in the Borough of Upper Hutt
(Notice No. Ag. 7404)

Pursuant to section 3 of the Noxious Weeds Act 1950, the Director-General of Agriculture, acting under a delegation from the Minister of Agriculture for the purposes of the said section, hereby publishes the following special order made by the Upper Hutt Borough Council on the 1st day of August 1961.

## SPECIAL ORDER

That, pursuant to the provisions of the Noxious Weeds Act 1950, the Upper Hutt Borough Council hereby resolves, by way of special order, to declare the following noxious weeds, listed in the First Schedule of the said Act, to be noxious weeds in the Borough of Upper Hutt:

* Barberry (*Berberis vulgaris*)
* Bathurst bur (*Xanthium spinosum*)
* Bindweed (*Convolvulus arvensis*)
* Blackberry (*Rubus fruticosus* and *Rubus laciniatus*)
* Boxthorn (*Lycium ferocissimum* syn. *Lycium horridum*)
* Burdock (*Arctium*, any species)
* Californian thistle, Canadian thistle, or creeping thistle (*Cirsium arvense*)
* Chamomile (*Matricaria chamomilla*)
* Cape tulip (*Homeria collina*)
* Caper spurge (*Euphorbia lathyris*)
* Charlock (*Sinapis arvensis*)
* Common broom (*Cytisus scoparius*)
* Crack willow (*Salix fragilis*)
* Cut-leaved psoralea (*Psoralea pinnata*)
* Fennel (*Foeniculum vulgare*)
* Field horsetail (*Equisetum arvense*)
* Foxglove (*Digitalis purpurea*)
* Giant buttercup (*Ranunculus acer*)
* Goat’s rue (*Galega officinalis*)
* Gorse (*Ulex*, any species)
* Grecian thistle (*Chamaepeuce afra*)
* Greater bindweed (*Calystegia sepium*)
* Grey willow (*Salix cinerea*)
* Hakea (*Hakea saligna*, *Hakea suaveolens*, *Hakea pubescens*, and *Hakea acicularis*)
* Hawthorn (*Crataegus oxyacantha* and *Crataegus monogyna*)
* Heath (*Erica lusitanica* and *Erica arborea*)
* Hemlock (*Conium maculatum*)
* Hoary cress (*Cardaria draba* syn. *Lepidium draba*)
* Japanese wineberry (*Rubus phoenicolasius*)
* Johnson grass (*Sorghum halepense*)
* Kangaroo acacia (*Acacia armata*)
* Knapweed (*Centaurea nigra*)
* Lantana (*Lantana camara*)
* Lupin (*Lupinus arboreus*)
* Lily of the Valley vine (*Salpichroa origanifolia* (Lam.) Thell. syn. *Salpichroa rhomboidea* Miers)
* Malta thistle (*Centaurea melitensis*)
* Manchurian wild rice (*Zizania latifolia*)
* Milk thistle or variegated thistle (*Silybum marianum*)
* Mist flower or Mexican devil (*Eupatorium adenophorum*)
* Mountain hypericum (*Hypericum montanum*)
* Nassella tussock (*Nassella trichotoma*)
* Needle grass (*Stipa neesiana*)
* Nodding thistle (*Carduus nutans*)
* Oxylobium callistachys
* Pennisetum (*Pennisetum macrourum*)
* Prickly pear (*Opuntia monacantha*)
* Pultenaea daphnoides
* Pussy willow (*Salix discolor*)
* Ragwort (*Senecio jacobaea*)
* Russian knapweed (*Centaurea repens*)
* St. John’s wort (*Hypericum perforatum*)
* Saffron thistle (*Carthamus lanatus*)
* Scentless chamomile (*Matricaria inodora*)
* Scotch thistle or plume thistle (*Cirsium lanceolatum*)
* Silver poplar (*Populus alba* var. *nivea*)
* Spiderwort (*Leycesteria formosa*)
* Spiny broom (*Calycotome spinosa*)
* Squirrel grass (*Hordeum jubatum*)
* Star thistle (*Centaurea calcitrappa*)
* Stinking mayweed (*Anthemis cotula*)
* Sweet brier (*Rosa eglanteria* syn. *Rosa rubiginosa*)
* Tall cinquefoil (*Potentilla recta*)
* Tauhinu or New Zealand cotton-wood (*Cassinia leptophylla* or *Cassinia fulvida*)
* Thorn apple or jimson weed (*Datura stramonium*)
* Tutsan (*Hypericum androsaemum*)
* Viper’s bugloss (*Echium vulgare*)
* Water hyacinth (*Eichhornia crassipes*)
* Watsonia (*Watsonia bulbillifera*)
* Wild teasel (*Dipsacus sylvester*)
* Wild turnip (*Brassica campestris*)
* Winged thistle (*Carduus tenuiflorus* and *Carduus pycnocephalus*)
* Woolly nightshade (*Solanum auriculatum*)
* Yellow star thistle (*Centaurea solstitialis*)

Dated at Wellington this 5th day of October 1961.

P. W. SMALLFIELD, Director-General of Agriculture.

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🌾 Plants Declared Noxious Weeds in Borough of Manurewa

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated3 October 1961
KeywordsNoxious Weeds Act 1950, Manurewa Borough Council, Noxious Weeds, Agriculture
👩‍💼 Officials

P. W. Smallfield, Director-General of Agriculture

🌾 Plants Declared Noxious Weeds in Borough of Upper Hutt

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated5 October 1961
KeywordsNoxious Weeds Act 1950, Upper Hutt Borough Council, Noxious Weeds, Agriculture
👩‍💼 Officials

P. W. Smallfield, Director-General of Agriculture

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