Proclamation of Noxious Weeds by the Prime Minister
Made 1929 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Other
- Country
- Tonga
- Subjects
- Cultivated plants
- Keywords
- plant protection, pests/diseases, weeds, inspection, offences/penalties
- Categories
- agriculture
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Proclamation of Noxious Weeds by the Prime Minister CAP. 128A 1988 Revised Edition to Page 1 C T PROCLAMATION OF NOXIOUS WEEDS BY THE PRIME MINISTER (1) On 20th August, 1926 R.R. 17/29 Name of plant— Cactus (Cactaceace) Area to which the proclamation extends— The Kingdom of Tonga. (2) On 12th February, 1927 R.R. 16/29 Name of plant— Johnson Grass, commonly known as Hana or Kola. Area to which the proclamation extends— All land and islands in the District of Ha’apai and Vava’u CAP. 128A Proclamation of Noxious Weeds by the Prime Minister 1988 Revised Edition Page 2 to (3) On 26th August, 1929 G. 121/29 Name of plant— Johnson Grass known also as Hana or Kola. Area to which the proclamation extends— Niuatoputapu and Tafahi (4) On 27th October, 1933 G. 150/33 Name of plant — Blue rat tail (Stachytarpheta Indica) or Fisi Lanumata. Area to which the proclamation extends— The whole of Tonga. (5) On 25th October, 1968 G. 106/68 Name of plant — Prickly Solanum (Solanum Torvum) commonly known as Tisaipale. Area to which the proclamation extends— The whole of Tonga.