iTE PLANT BOARD ^^^^^^"^ "'^'"^ 
 
 miTED ST.^ES DEP-^TIIENT OF AGRIOILITIRE 
 
 AC^'ic^'-l'tural Research AcLniinistration 
 Bureau of Entonologj'- and plant Q,uarantine 
 VJashington, De C. 
 
 B.E.P.O^* 391. 2d Revision September 14, 1951 
 
 Suppleiient MOo 1 
 
 PI^^-Q^AR/HTIKE ILTOI^ RESTRICTIONS 
 
 OE THE 
 
 BRITISH GOID CO/^T GOiOKY 
 
 .■ufflCLSS PROPHBTTED OR PJEBTRICTED IE TinC WJUS 
 
 The follovdng information received, by the Post Office Departnent from the 
 "Dostal authorities of the Gold Coast refers to articles prohibited in the 
 mails bv that British Colony: 
 
 "3. For the protection of animals and plants o 
 
 (a) Irohibited articles: 
 Living aniraalso 
 plants in soil. All plants from Central and South 
 
 America^ Trinidad, Tobago, G-renada and St. Vincent. 
 Jj-l cottonseedo 
 Llaize seed, 
 
 (b) Articles allov;ed conditionally: 
 Coffee in cherry is admitted if accompanied by a 
 
 certificate of freedom from mealy-pod disease issued 
 by the country of export, 
 prepared cocoa beans, cocoa plants, or parts of them, 
 and pL'.nts generally, only under a license issued by 
 the Director of Agriculture, Accra*" 
 
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 Chief, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 
 
 3 1262 09241 7749