Training for decimal currency; Bank of New Zealand; ca. 1967

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Training for decimal currency; Bank of New Zealand; ca. 1967

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Upper Hutt City Library Heritage Collections

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On the 10th July 1967, New Zealand changed currency from pounds, shillings and pence to the decimal currency that we use today. In preparation for this change, this photo shows the training that staff at the Bank of New Zealand underwent to become familiar with the new currency. The staff often would take part in training sessions in which "dummy money" was used and act as tellers and customers. Here, Miss Joan Shakespeare is about to make a deposit as a customer to Graeme Jillett, who is act...

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Date created

ca. 1967

Creator

Revelle Jackson

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http://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/3398

Locations

BNZ, Bank of New Zealand, Main Street Upper Hutt

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Revelle Jackson Collection

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