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| 表面の銘文 | C.R. Levuka TREASURY NOTE, FIVE DOLLARS. The bearer of this is entitled to receive from the Treasury, Levuka, FIVE DOLLARS. Entered Treasurer THIS NOTE is a legal tender, and payable at the Treasury, Levuka, on the First Tuesday in any Month |
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| 署名 | S. C. Burt F. W. Hennings |
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Fiji's earliest paper currency predates the cession of the islands to Britain by three years — this note was issued under the short-lived constitutional monarchy of Ratu Seru Epenisa Cakobau, whose government was perpetually cash-starved and dependent on settler commerce centered at Levuka. The Treasury notes of 1871 were a practical necessity, not a formal banking exercise, and the Gazette Office that printed them was primarily a newspaper operation.
Signatories Burt and Hennings were colonial officials rather than professional bankers. Surviving examples are extraordinarily rare; the entire Cakobau government apparatus collapsed in 1874, and most of its financial instruments were rendered void almost immediately upon cession.