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He sketches the evolution of banking and analyzes the complex relationship among money changers, hostellers, and foreign merchants in the city, negotiating the tricky world of currency, hostellers, and international traders particularly smoothly.

The move comes after last year's foot and mouth shutdown of the countryside which left the charity with debts of pounds 5m as hostellers cancelled walking holidays.

The trio was last seen by some fellow hostellers reportedly in an inebriated condition.

Hostellers bear the double brunt of separation from family and friends and have to face the challenging new learning environment, which may cause mental distress in them.

Among all, 411 (55.8%) participants were hostellers and 326 (44.2%) were day scholars.

"Now this headmaster Rao and another teacher called Nukaraju have ruined the hostel as they don't provide food to the hostellers. Moreover, they punish them severely and because of this, many students left the school," he alleged.

In the `olden days', all the hardy hostellers had to be in bed by 11pm with lights out and anyone under the influence was refused admission.

"I had the wonderful opportunity to help raise an orphan white rhino baby." A dedicated conservationist, Lewis raises awareness about the plight of African rhinos and other wildlife among the hostellers. Nature and game reserves surround Amazulu, which serves as base camp for exploration.

Carrie Loffree, of Montreal, Canada, has some good advice for prospective hostellers.

Such has been the success of the Youth Hostellers' Walking guides to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales and Moors, that a third, to the Peak District, has been compiled.

Duties such as washing-up and cleaning -once required of all hostellers - are now limited to making your bed and stripping it the following morning.