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In order to meet the difficulties with which many students are faced at present, the Auckland University College Council decided at the beginning of x.ne year to accept payment of class fees' where necessary in small regular sums at intervals. The need for a provision of'this kind has been shown by the numbers of students who have availed themselves of the privilege, and are paying their fees by instalments, Une result is that a large amount of extra 'bookkeeping on the office work has been increased to meet the altered position. It is the endeavour of the College Council to see that no really good student shall be turned away on account of lack of means.

The round motor trip, Greymouth to Mitchells via Bell Hill, Kotomanu, Inchbonnie and back to Greymouth via Kumara will shortly be safe in ad weathers when the Grey County Council has completed the erection of several bridges now in hand. The bridge across Blackwater Creek at the Greenstone, which is now high and dry owing to the alteration of the course of the creek due to sluicing operations by tlie ITohonu Gold Mining Company, is being dismantled and the material used in the construction of three other bridges. The first one at the first crossing of the Little Hohonu River on the Kumara-Mitcliells Rond has * been erected and the approaches completed. The second 60ft span will be used for bridging the second crossing of the Little Hohonu River, whilst an 80i't span will be put across the- Orangjpuki River on the Mitchells-Inchbonnie end of the roacl. This stream has been giving a good deal of trouble to motorists owing to the soft ford, . and the bridge will be a boon to travellers.

Economy is to-day’i watchword. Use ■‘Nazol” for coughs and colas this winter—a quick, efficient remedy. The new double size bottle contains 120 full doses for 2s 6d. Smaller size, 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt.

Children gain weight and develop glow of health by having Red Diamond Rolled Oats for breakfast. All grocers. —Advt.

I care not if the world rolls on ; Or ends to leave no race or trace, With all its purport dfead and gone, Mere cosmic dust in endless space. I care not while the mood shall last, A brief despondency, be sure— The cold I caught will soon be past, I'm taking Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

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Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1931, Page 4

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397

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1931, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1931, Page 4

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