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Evening Star, Issue 17691, 18 June 1921, Page 6

The Commonwealth Bank authorities have ascertained that 10s Australian notos arc being mutilated fur a fraudulent pur- ) 10--0. The. modus operand! is to split tho notes and past counterfeit backs to genuine notes. Two of tho stripped backs ara then pasted to'jcUier. giving the appearance of a complete note ; but as does not can I '.' the “ preen ice to pay which is on tho face of a genuine note, it is valueless, and will not ho paid by tho Commonwealth Bank. The public is warned to examine closelv all 10s notes, and to see that there are intact and me not merely two backs pasted together. Wellington is shortly to have a Chines® newspaper. r l he paper 1 will Ire called the ‘ Man Times.’ The first number is to appear "on July Id, and the paper will contain news of affairs in the hast and also a recoid of events elsewhere. the General Council of Education resolved (at Wellington yesterday) that the department he urged, before making any appointment, to take stepsto secure that all entrants to the education service are loval • that a regulation relating to the inculcation of patriotism and loyalty in school children he referred to all registered schools as well as State school, with a request to have such a regulation fully and loyally observed in such other schools. Mr 11 liTCallum, 11. P., was elected deputy chairman of tho council. diildien kve eccoa. Best English, kwe, at Is 8d per lb; try a pimnd of this. —it will please them and you. Hunter and Etlicfidge.—£Advt.]