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Entry of Pacific Islands plants

Passengers arriving in Xeee Zealand from the Pacihc Islands, who ui-h to bring in nursery stock, need to have a prior plant quarantine permit.

Mr 1.. G Morrison. the r Ministry et Agfcu 1 ! ore ami p Fisheries Deputy Director h ;Plant He.:.th) '.nd - will apply I" tile m- ' [reduction "t plant' from " the Cook Is'ands. I tji. o Tonga Western Samoa. t American Samoa. Nine p> Island, and New ta ; .hm a 1 Plant mat< rial t islands usually consist' o| ci ohms dracaena pant, giniei. hibiscus and v sansevieria. species which n are in New Zealand, -o there m is risk ef introducing dis- bi ease. Ihe designation nur- P sery stork does not include P 1 the normal range ol fruit e< and vegetables exported to New Zealand lor con- i; sumption, or seed, or the ' bulb. corm. rhizome. or tuber of an ornamental plant in a dormant stage. Now under New Zealand's k, Introduction and Quarantine v of Plants Regulations 1973. v nurserv stock must be ac- '

I not her I .5. project Mainline Corporation. Ltd has acquired a 45 per cent interest in a $4.6m shopping centre and office park on California's Monterey Peninsula. I'he project is Mainline's 14th in the United States. A month ago the company announced that it had started work on t SUSI7m luxury apartment project. Mainline did not say how much the latest interest had cost. liursill expands Bursill Engineering (N.Z.) Ltd, Auckland, has purchased a 24 per cent shareholding in R. Patton and Sons, Ltd. Petone. The Auckland company is a subsidiary of Bursill Engineering Pty, Ltd. Australia, and the firms involved are concrete pump manufacturers. The managing director of R. Patton and Sons (Mr R Patton) said that the merger would lead to the export of concrete pumps to Australia and Asia.

anpanied bx both a pnor •rnnt and an Internationa, •ahh certilicate. he -aid I’he Ministrx P' ic' pit imi'ix xxas tha' entrx mild not be refused, will} nt prior pet inn. provided le stock was It ee It om ■st' and d:-ea><' and that permit could be obtained t arrival With the recent 'iniea-t i nursery Mock coin.ng to e\i Zea and «it lit Hit pel nt difficulty has arisen in aking the necessary checks ■lore issuing an on-arrixal ■rinit lor this reason the >iicx has itad to be review 1 said Mi Morrison Iwo public aliens, issued . the Adx is. rx Services P sion of the Ministry of .griculture and fisheries. A Guide to Importers of lain Material" and "Piant ■uarantine in Xexx Zealand ould prove helpful to ould-be importers, said Mt lorrison.

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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33514, 20 April 1974, Page 17

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Entry of Pacific Islands plants Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33514, 20 April 1974, Page 17

Entry of Pacific Islands plants Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33514, 20 April 1974, Page 17