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[[Henry Povey|Povey]] has to audit the unit accounts, so the excess in the Comfort Fund must be disposed of.<ref>[http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/p6s7k/the-navy-lark--the-comfort-fund Radio Times]</ref> |
[[Henry Povey|Povey]] has to audit the unit accounts, so the excess in the Comfort Fund must be disposed of.<ref>[http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/p6s7k/the-navy-lark--the-comfort-fund Radio Times]</ref> |
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| + | We all have our financial worries. Whether it's the rent which can't be due again already, the HP payment on that car which collapsed when you got it home or the demands of that thieving little meter that the Gas Board tucked away under the stairs when you weren't looking. Well, our [[HMS Troutbridge|Naval Detachment]] on the island off [[HMNB Portsmouth|Portsmouth]] also have difficulties in making ends meet. Naturally their books balance absolutely perfectly, the problem is to make them balance sufficiently well to have enough over to buy the wardroom gin without being caught when the books are inspected. |
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Revision as of 23:44, 6 December 2020
Plot
Povey has to audit the unit accounts, so the excess in the Comfort Fund must be disposed of.[1]
Announcer’s remarks
We all have our financial worries. Whether it's the rent which can't be due again already, the HP payment on that car which collapsed when you got it home or the demands of that thieving little meter that the Gas Board tucked away under the stairs when you weren't looking. Well, our Naval Detachment on the island off Portsmouth also have difficulties in making ends meet. Naturally their books balance absolutely perfectly, the problem is to make them balance sufficiently well to have enough over to buy the wardroom gin without being caught when the books are inspected.
Sources