"GLORIOUS COUNTRY."
"It is a glorious country we !ive in," remarked a member of the Automobile Association (Auckland) at last nijsiit's meeting, when advice was received from the Xiitional Bank of Xew Zealand that the Reserve Bank had declined to grant the association's request that an additional £35 be forwarded to Mr. R. E. Champtaloup to enable him to attend the annual convention of the Internationale de Touresonie to be held at Krakow, Poland. In its application the association pointed out that when Mr. and Mrs. Champtaloup left for Enjrland the convention at Krakow had not been convened, and therefore the .C 5") necessary to cover Mr. Cliiiinptnlnup's expense* in personally representing the Automobile Association (Auckland) \va« not included in the original sum approved. The reply of the Bcseive Hank read: "The representations* relative to the permit have been duly noted, but it is regretted that approval cannot be granted for the additional amount."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 109, 11 May 1939, Page 5
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