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£(iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiin^ | Believed Husband's Story I | (From "N.Z. Truth's" Special Auckland Representative.) j | WHEN, some weeks ago, OMve McDonald asked Mr. W. R. 1 | ■" McKean, S.M., to grant her separation, . maintenance and | I guardianship orders, she told her husband's counsel, Mr. V. N. | § Hubble, that she would not again live with the man she had a 1, married, and" added: "No, the blood would freeze m my veins, as 1 | I am afraid of him." . The wife also alleged that her husband, § | Georne McDonald, a carpenter m the Railway Workshops at | | Wanganui, had neglected the children. Giving his reserved de- § § cision recently, the magistrate dismissed Mrs. McDonald's appli- § I cation. § iMtiiritiMMin tt Kitinrit inn j tJJiiim t iiiiutiitii nit niit ji iiiti mn m iiiji v n iji n diji inn tj it nt>t>iMrjrjijiMti4J>tt ut itiimiMii tiiut ji jjjjjjjji?--