... Currency.” This was ably explained by Mr J. A. Anderson, Deputy Managing Secretary of Cefco. His lucid explanation of this new currency system which comes into operation early next year seemed to indicate the change-over would ’go smoothly and would be beneficial ...

... practice at coping with these situations. f Although the transitional period after February 18 diuni«t which both old and new currencies be used ha* not yet been fixed, estl-. mates of Its duration vaiy from six month* to two years. But many believe It will ...

... year’s time will produce many individual problems for businessmen and. in particular, retailers. If the changeover to the new currency is to be smooth and easy, plans must be laid now The retailer must face the problems of dual pricing during the period ...

... Street, was the speaker at Tuesday night's meeting. His topic was Decimal Currency. He explained the implications of the new currency and how it will effect the individual as well as the owner of a small business. The talk proved informative and helpful ...

... the doorman at One was telling new arrivals: “ Better come back next year, if %gu don’t want to wait.” e stampede for the new currency attracted all generations. Perhaps the youngest customer was two-year-old ...

... His subject was the « Decimal System,” and preparing _for D-Day—February, 1971. He showed how to conlvert £S.D. into the new currency and how to write in ‘decimals. This was very inter‘esting. After a reading Mr Whitaker closed with the benediction. Wives ...

... convenient for the bur ing firms to get all their bil in decimal form from a certain date, instead of 2 mixture of old and new currency. The board also concede that where there is a close association hetween the companies, or the bulk of sales go to ome customer ...

... of Muscat and Oman has decided to introduce a new currency into his country to replace the Gulf Rupee. I am pleased to tell you that His Highness has done us the honour of asking us to manage the new currency. This we, naturally, are very glad to do and ...

... Decimalisation was presented by Messrs Matthew and McHarg of N.C.R The information provided will be of benefit when the new Currency scales become operative in February, 1971. The thanks of the Guild are expressed by Mrs Mann. After tea, an Anagram Competition ...

... making Construction Group pint cost , Aberdeen . -'^ u)ir(le( j Alter the Introduction of the tract the western Regional new currency the (ouncll say ; unroll.l Board valued there will a further rise m* erection of a 30- milk is , f12»*446 iikalv priced ...

... week, kirk or Culter v. Transport or Royal after being jailed for attempted Inverurie. Infirmary, Polmeuir or Woodend v. New- currency and diamond smug- hills, Cults v. Northern Co-op v. Kittybrewster, Aber- ling. eldie v. Stonetiaven, Whitehall v. Whilst ...

... which did not share the board’s view. ADAPTATION Mr Jenkins explained that the duration of the changeover period to the new currency was a point on which a decision would have to be made later. It could not be finally settled until the Governmgent saw ...