E2/Malaya 
 
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE LIBRARY 
 Bureau of Entomology and Plant QuarantinSTATP PJ a 
 
 Washington, D. C. rLAN r BOA on 
 
 January 26, 1939. 
 
 B. E. P. Q,, — 478, Supplement No. 1. 
 
 PLANT - QUARANT IKE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS 
 OP 
 MALAYA 
 
 Plant Importation "by Air Restricted 
 
 The Plant Importation (Amendment) Rules, 1938, revoke 
 the rule under the caption "Plant Importation lay Air Prohibited" 
 on page 1 of B. E. P. Q,, — 478, and substitute the following: 
 
 "The importation into the Colony "by aircraft of 
 any plant is prohibited with the exception of cut flowers 
 from the Netherlands Indies: Provided that such cut 
 flowers are not portions of any plant mentioned in 
 Schedule A (See the list on page 3 of B. E. P. Q.— 478) 
 and that they are imported only through the ports or 
 aerodromes of Singapore and Penang; the following 
 fresh fruits, namely, pears, peaches, nectarines, 
 strawberries, plums, raspberries, red and black cur- 
 rants, and gooseberries; Provided that the same are 
 imported only through the civil airport, Singapore. 
 
 "Provided further, that the written permission of the 
 Director of Agriculture be first had and obtained and 
 that the said permission be produced by the importer 
 or his agent at the civil airport, Singapore, and that 
 each consignment be accompanied by a certificate in 
 the form shown in Schedule B (see page 4 of B. E. P. Q,. — 
 478), and such additional certificates, if any, as the 
 Director of Agriculture may fpeTfTTitae to time require." 
 
 Chief, Bure 
 
 t o niology and pjrant/ Quarantine . 
 
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 
 
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