... women are given a crash course in the new currency, and then, after a film show, lecture and a coffee break, are invited to do their weekly shopping in the shop, which has all its prices marked in the new currency. : B : R s 3 ' o i L il % . ‘&’ : “:‘I ...

... their business. The object of the course is to familiarise cash handlers with the new currency system. so that they can deal with change giving in both old and new currency during the changeover period. The course will be held at the school on two evenings ...

... investigating the theft of a sum of money from a house in Dean’s walk. Part of the money which was made up of coins under the new currency was later recovered not very far away. If anyone saw anything suspicious in the area on Monday evening, please contact ...

... . i 4 ; mmm SMITH decimalisation day will not get into adequate circulation unless retail outlets draw the new currency from the banks and then issue it as change. The view of the leading retail organisations is that their customers’ best interest will ...

... from management downwards, are receiving instruction in decilimisation and will be ready to change over smoothly to the new currency system. ...

... 1968, by the Minister for Finance to facilitate the changeover to decimal currency by familiarising the public with the new currency and by finding solutions for the problems arising, in consultation with interested parties. And one impression I received ...

... maybe for a few days at least! Talking about silver! For once we have an idea what the next decade holds in store — a new currency Halfpennies have alread'y\ )ecome extinet and halfrowns are also ““tucked iway in bank safes. Florins, hillings, sixpences ...

... they reopen on Monday, February 15—the day Britain switches over to decimalsall transactions will be carried out in the new currency. The swift change-over f{s possible because the effect of decimalisation was taken into account as part of the original ...

... the use of decimal ourrency. He spoke of the tremendous benefits there would be in every sphere of operation with the | new currency replacing the old | sterling system, | Miss Montgomery thanked \ the speaker and said Mr. Howe had lived up to his reputation ...

... ensuring that the decimalisation requirements of the company’s many customers are implemented in time for the changeover to new currency. . 20V ™ - o, ’( t v e 9 A 3 A A -‘s ¥y : vl ...

... for each month will 1 as follows: Provisional base price per gallon for milk of 12,3007 to 123977 Total Solids Present New currency currenc ) (np) 1970 Aprit May June July August September October November December 1971 January February March ...

... there will be similar increases on homogenised and sterilised milk making a pint cost 1s 2d. After the introduction of the new currency, adds the council, there will be a further rise. Pasteurised milk at 1s 1d is likely to be priced at five and a half new ...