A British Princess on a Canadian Note

[Scottishmoney]

This is a note I have been looking for quite some time to find a very nice example of, not cheap but a lovely note:

The then Dominion of Canada issued the $1 denomination in many different varieties in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the previous issue to this one was issued in 1911. With the start of World War I and the entry of Canada into the conflict as part of the British Empire Canada found herself raising regiments to go and fight in the European conflict. Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Farquhar, the military secretary to the Governor General of Canada, the Duke of Connaught, asked the permission of the Duke to name a Canadian regiment in the Duke's daughter, Patricia's name. She was a very popular person in Canada, and was instrumental in the regiments founding. In 1918 Princess Patricia was name colonel in chief of the regiment, and she retained an active role in the regiment until her death at aged 88 years in 1974.

[BCNumismatics]

David,
  None of the $1 notes that are in the name of the Dominion of Canada can be regarded as common.

The Princess Patricia one is one of the hardest ones to try & find.

I picked up an example of the 1923 King George V $1 note in a postal auction over here in New Zealand nearly 2 months ago.

Aidan.