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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
916
2613.
Hints
upon
Money
Matters.
Have
a
supply
of
change
in
hand--shillings,
sixpences,
halfpence.
This
will
obviate
the
various
inconveniences
of
keeping
people
at
the
door,
sending
out
at
unreasonable
times,
and
running
or
calling
after
any
inmate
in
the
house,
supposed
to
be
better
provided
with
"the
needful."
The
tradespeople
with
whom
you
regularly
deal
will
always
give
you
extra
change,
when
you
are
making
purchases
or
paying
bills;
while
those
to
whom
you
apply
for
it,
on
a
sudden
emergency,
may
neither
be
willing
nor
able
to
do
so.
Some
housekeepers
object
to
this
arrangement,
that,
"as
soon
as
five-pound
notes
or
sovereigns
are
changed,
they
always
seem
to
go,
without
their
understanding
how;"
but
to
such
persons
I
would
humbly
intimate,
that
this
is
rather
the
fault
of
their
not
getting
understanding,
than
any
inevitable
consequence
of
getting
change.
The
fact
is,
that
it
is
the
necessity
of
parting
with
your
money
which
obliges
you
to
get
the
larger
pieces
changed,
and
not
the
circumstance
of
having
smaller
coin
that
necessitates
your
parting
with
your
money,
though
it
certainly
facilitates
your
doing
so
when
the
necessity
arrives.
However,
as
it
is
easier
to
count
a
few
sovereigns
than
many
shillings,
and
loose
money
is
most
objectionable,
it
is
well
to
put
up
reserve
change
in
small
collective
packets,
and
to
replenish
the
housekeeping
purse
from
these
daily
or
weekly,
as
may
be
most
convenient.
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