VIENNESE BOYS CHOIR
NO DIFFICULTY IN TRANSFERRING EARNINGS By Telegraph —Press Association AUCKLAND, Last Night. Complete satisfaction with the arrangements made to transfer the earnings of the Viennese Boys’ Choir was expressed by the management prior to the choir’s departure by the Aoiangi for Sydney this afternoon. A representative of the choir said that he was unable to understand why Mr. Richard Crooks had been compelled to leave money in New Zealand, as reported in a message from Sydney. “We have had no trouble whatever,’’ said the representative. “We were required to show that we were not taking more money out than we earned, but we have no complaints whatever to make. ” x Further inquiries showed that Nicola, the magician, who left recently for Australia, experienced no difficulty in transferring the proceeds of his tour.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1939, Page 5
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