The danger of carryi«" bank-notes in large numbers : was exemplified lately, and tlio incident also sliowed that there arc still really honest people about. Miss Mary Carey, of Okato, was shopping in New ‘Plymouth, and, just prior to returning home she missed a roll of 30 £1 notes. She retraced her steps, calling at every shop she had visited during the day* The last on the list was Mr. C. O. Hawke’s, and tkero she found the roll awaiting her, and had her mind set at rest.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2112, 21 June 1907, Page 4
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