... pay with decimal coins so long as they offer them in sixpenny (tip) multiples. In a shop where prices are marked in the new currency shoppers will pay with decimal money or £.s.d. in multiples of Conversion to £.s.d. is needed only if people want to compare ...

... Board is very conscious that staff training has a most important part to play in bringing about a smooth change to the new currency. They have maintained close liaison with the Joint Committee of the Industrial Training Boards, and may Colleges of Further ...

... Townswomen's Guild. Mt. D. Jones, of Lloyds Bank, was the speaker. With decimal coins and posters. Mr. Jones explained how the new currency will work. Members were very interested to learn how cheques will be signed under the new system. Mrs. K. Phillips, vi ...

... then show a pack of new decimal coins. I hey tell the old persoa to collect their savings and have than changed into the new currency. Coun. Plowman said that a notice will be displayed in the bureau and every opportunity to explain the situation to old ...

... advertising in newspapers and on television. So by D Day, the public should be sufficiently well informed to deal with the new currency. It will certainly be in use that day in banks. Post Offices and most, if not all, Government departments. It is not p ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ofaskinA us to manage the new currency. This we, naturally, are very dto do and preparations ...

... 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 ...

... period will not be more than 18 months from February 15. But it is likely to be much shorter than that. A big swing to the new currency is expected from D Day and the Board feels that it would be everyone's advantage to keep the period as short as possible ...

... changeover a little less painful—a once-only operation. A 6d. or 2}p. coin is out of step with a decimal currency system. A new currency will lead to revision of our whole pricing structure. Retention or otherwise of the 6d. will not in itself have any effect ...

... 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 ...