E2/Union  of  South  Africa 
 U1TIT3D  STAGES  EEEPARTMEITT  OP  AGElCULTUBE 
 
 Bureau  of  Entomology  pjid  Plant  Quarantine  LIBRARY 
 
 Washington,  D.  c.  STATE  PLANT  BOAR] 
 
 3.  E.  p.  Q.— 471,  Supplement  ITo.  3  July  25,  1941. 
 
 PLANT-QUARAITTI!E  IMPORT  KSSTRICTIOITS 
 IT.TIO'xT  OF  SOUTH  AITHICA 
 
 EEVISIOIT  01  SEaULATIOITS  CONCERHIIIO  TOMATO  SEED 
 
 By  Proclamations  ITo.  65  and  No.  87,  1941,  the  G-overnor- 
 G-eneral  of  the  Union  of  Sou.th  Africa  has  amended  the  Schedule 
 of  Proclamation  Ho.  286  of  1936  to  provide  for  the  entry  of 
 tomato  seed  from  areas  not  infected  with  the  bacterial  canker 
 of  tomato. 
 
 The  paragraph  entitled  "TOMTO  SEEDS"  on  page  8  of 
 3.  E.  p.  Q,. — 471  should  he  amended  to  read  as  folloiirs: 
 
 "TOMATO  SEEDS  (Lycopersicum  esculentum  Mill.)  from 
 Germany,  Italy,  Horth  America,  or  any  coimtry 
 v;here  bacterial  canker  of  tomato  (Aplanohacter 
 michiganense  E.  P.  Sm.)  occurs:     Import  permit 
 required;  must  he  accompanied  by  an  official 
 certificate  stating  that  the  seed  was  produced 
 by  plants  officially  inspected  in  the  field  and 
 found  free  from  that  disease,  or  that  the  seed 
 V7as  produced  in  an  area  where  the  said  disease 
 does  not  occur." 
 
 Acting  Chief,  Bureau  of  Entomolog;:!,'"  and  Plant  Quarantine .