Circular note

Now she was crouching in the corner trying to extract a circular note from a kind of linen nose-bag which hung in chaste concealment round her neck.

1874 Cook's Circular Note, an early form of the traveller's cheque, launched in New York

Another innovation was his circular note, a forerunner of the travellers' cheque, which enabled tourists to obtain local currency in exchange for a paper note issued by Thomas Cook.

Another innovation was his circular note, an early travellers' cheque, which let tourists obtain local currency.

Another innovation was his circular note, a forerunner of the travellers cheque, which enabled tourists to obtain local currency in exchange for a paper note issued by Thomas Cook.

The circular note urged homeowners to contact the gardai about their concerns.

A circular note, first issued in 1874, it enabled tourists to obtain local currency in exchange for a paper note issued by the company.

Interestingly, the Federal Board of Revenue's (FBR) October 24 circular notes that the taxation authority has tried to avoid causing hardship to the low income groups by lifting certain restrictions.

The London Credit Exchange Company issued the original one that could be used like currency in any of 90 European cities, and Thomas Cook then followed suit, issuing 'circular notes' that could be exchanged like cash.

Top Management and Board should also have a fair degree of awareness of the fine nuances of the threats and appropriate familiarization may be organized" the circular notes.

The circular notes that laws should aim not just to regulate social issues or satisfy the desires of people but also to educate.

Financial authorities overseas even in sympathetic countries can't do much to help and assist in more passive ways, normally by sending circular notes to financial institutions asking them to conduct due diligence and ascertain whether they hold any Libyan connected assets.