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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21909, 22 March 1933, Page 11

Already a Magnificent and Loyal Response' X-\y ’/ Let us make it 100% Voluntary Convert your Government Bonds TO-DAY! Y ou can serve your country well by converting at once, and you can serve yourself no better by waiting or by dissenting. The effect upon New Zealand’s credit abroad of a complete VOLUNTARY Conversion of her public debt / Is beyond valuation. It is a gesture of the New Zealander’s confidence In his country. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS CLOSING DATE MARCH 24th, 1933 A VALUABLE GESTURE TO THE WORLD HOW TO DO IT! Prospectus may be obtained from any Postal MoneyOrder Office, any Stockbroker, or any Bank; and conversion may be arranged at any of these offices. ANNUAL S/WiHC IN GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE = £570 BENE FITS TO ALL IN LOWER INTEREST RATES = Incalculab ,000 le

Mr Edward Denny Bacon, the wellknown philatelist, was knighted and invested with the K.C.V.O. by the King at Buckingham Palace on December 21. Sir Edward is the curator of the King’s philatelic collections at Buckingham Palace, and is a past president of the Royal Philatelic Society, London. Sir Edward was responsible for the arrangement of the Tapling collection of stamps, which was bequeathed by the late T. K. Tapling to the British Museum, and bis advice is often sought by the Museum on stamp matters. The King, who is patron of the Royal Philatelic Society, has been collecting stamps since he was a midshipman.