Maurice

1:10:01

Argentine Northern Land,
gone up again.

1:10:03

- Hmm. Up six.
- Hello.

1:10:06

Hello, Maurice.

1:10:10

You'll have heard my news.

1:10:14

- Yes, but you didn't write, so I didn't.
- Quite so.

1:10:18

The wedding's next month.
You'll be an usher?

1:10:23

- Best of luck.
- Anne's with me.

1:10:25

She wants to talk, too.

1:10:31

- I'm Anne Woods.
- My name's Hall.

1:10:35

Maurice Christopher Hall.

1:10:37

Mine's Anne Clare Wilbraham Woods.

1:10:41

But I can't think of anything to say.

1:10:44

You're the eighth friend of Clive's
I've spoken to this morning like this.

1:10:49

- Eighth?
- Yes, the eighth.

1:10:52

I'll give Clive a turn. Good-bye.

1:10:55

Maurice, Anne has a hundred pounds
in her pocket. Would you invest it for her?

1:10:59

- Certainly. What sort of thing?
- Whatever you fancy.

1:11:02

- I'm not supposed to fancy more than four percent.
- Barclay Perkins.

1:11:07

Brewing and distillers.
They're at five percent.

1:11:10

Or there's Argentine Northern Land.
They've gone up a sixth.

1:11:15

- Land investments. How about -
- I like the last one best.

1:11:19

Very well.
Send the check here, would you?

1:11:22

Can't you come down to Pendersleigh next week?

1:11:24

It's short notice, I know,
but later everything's gonna be chaotic.

1:11:27

I'm afraid I can't do that very well.
Hill's getting married, too.

1:11:30

Things are more or less busy here.

1:11:34

And after that,
Chapman's marrying Ada.

1:11:36

Well, uh, come in September.

1:11:38

Not October, because that's almost
certainly the by-election.

1:11:41

But come in September and see us through
that awful Park versus Village cricket match.

1:11:46

All right.

1:11:48

You'd better write nearer the time.

1:11:51

All right.
Good-bye, then, Maurice.

1:11:53

Good-bye.

1:11:55

Good-bye.