The question of special eoniinomoration coins for New Zealand’s centennial celebrations was discussed at the lasi meeting of the Numismatic Society in Wellington. Various suggestions as to coins and medals were made, and it was finally decided to make a definite recoin uremia tion to the Government that a commemorative half-crown he issued al face value. The society also offered the Government its co-operation in respect to any further coins or medals it might lie decided to issue to mark the centennial in 1940.
Eyestrain, headaches, and defects of vision remedied by glasses.—Consult T. R. Gordon, Spectacle-maker, opposite Post Office.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 5
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