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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 5

The question of postage in connection with sending out correspondence courses to students of the Wellington College was raised at Friday’s meeting of the College Board of Governors. It was proving rather hard on the board, said Mrs Kane, who declared that they had their hostel staffs to keep up which could not be paid for out of incidental expenses They were running on a dead loss. Sho did not see how they wero going to pay for the postage. The chairman thought they should inform the department they were not saving money while the schools wero closed. The man who was responsible for such demands was an unconscious humorist. This is a great opportunity for ladies to replenish their winter stock of hosiery. Collinson and Cunninghame are showing a special line of all wool cashmere stockings with rod wels6 at tops, in all these new and popular shades: coating, fawn, biege, kraft, grey, lark, nude champagne. These are a spedial purchase made by thenLondon house and are great value at 4s 6d pair.—-Advt. Infantile paralysis precaution 1 Smear olive oil and Nazol inside children’s noetrils. Prevents germs infecting mucous membrancee. —Advt.