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Mataura Ensign, 22 June 1915, Page 5

It is necessary that all person** travelling to any European country should have passports. The Minister for Internal Affairs has written to the shipning companies setting out this fact" (says' the Wellington Tort/). Every person requiring a-passport will have'to submit to inquiries before the Governor can he advised to sign a passport. Application must, be made to.the Minister for Internal Affairs (Sir Franck Bell), and in future an interval of 14 tin vs will be allowed between the apr ! plication ami the issue of the passport-. r The “her - ’ »t bullock in the world, I Pa,t the 0- nr, has lately been, i slaughtered at Leeds (reports the ‘Meat Trades .Journal’). He was sold by Mo feeder for £lB6. and exhibited,., and was afterwards bought by a syndicate, who had him slaughtered. His. live weight , was 35581b, carcase weight 212Sli>, or 59.84 per cent., a very good prouortion. very tat, the beef was of exceptionally good quality.' the. lean being a nice bright color and the briskets Sin thick, verv fat. but wonderfully firm. The sides were about 12ft in length, and when cut info eight pieces it took six men to nit one of them on to the lorry. Got a sore throat? Take a few drops of “NAZOL” on a piece of sugar. Soothes and eases, la 6d buys 60 doses.