TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL.
JUDICIAL SEPARATION
(BY TKI'EGRArtI.— I'P.KSS ASSOCIATION.)
Welhkgton, this day. The Rev. F. W. Isitt has written to the Trader and Labour Council on tho question of judicial separation, citing several instances of wives who had to live with drunken buftbnnd.s for life, there being no free procedure whereby they could get separation. The Council decided to eoneider tho quention ot judicial separation at the"exb moetintf. '^ question of tendering for letter carriers1 suits vvas considered, and it was ri«uided to write to the Post-master-General pointing out tho_ evils of jL tendering pyntem, and suggesting a8 an Sternttive lhat Government workshopa be
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 21 April 1893, Page 4
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