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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 July 1939, Page 6

Business and commercial colleges Have been classed as educational institutions within the meaning of the Social Security Act, and their students who are not in receipt of income will be exempt from the levy, .according to information received by the principal of an Auckland commercial college from the Prime Minister (Mr. Savage).

Mr. Robert Stewart, 67, of Punakaiki, was admitted to the Grey Hospital, last night, suffering from bruises and shock, as a result of being knocked down by a motor-car in Mackay Street, about nine o’clock. It was. reported, to-day,. that his condition was satisfactory. Mr. Stewart was crossing the street towards the Town Hall when the accident occurred. He was carried into a nearby shop, and after receiving attention from Dr. H. S. Ray, was removed to the hospital. The ear, which was proceeding in an easterly direction, was driven by Mrs. Violet Ethel Kelly, of Ward Street, Cobden. A week ago Mr. Stewart’s house, with all his belongings, at Punakaiki, was destroyed by fire.

Real high quality fashion goods are going cheap at the Sale —White’s Fashion Corner. —Advt.

Quality is still the most important feature! Even at sale prices you get the good quality everyone expects at C. Smith’s. The sale that means bigger bargains for all.—Advt.

Time and wages books' for all trades and in all sizes and rulings from 4d upwards. Means books 1/- to 2/- each. Ledgers, journals and cash books in all sizes and bindinges from 6d. to 50/- each. Paper files in all styles and for all purposes from the smallest to the largest size from 1/- to 16/6 each. Cash receipt books in all sizes from 4d. to 2/- each. Dpulicate letter books in three sizes from 1/3 to 3/6. Carbon papers in all sizes and colours for pen or typewriter. Typewriting papers in all sizes and weights from 2/3 a packet. Best values are always obtainable at B. Dixon’s, Ltd., Tainui Street. —Advt.