AFFILIATION CASES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 208, 31 August 1917, Page 2

AFFILIATION CASES.

A domestic pruption -was broupLi he fore Mr. E. C. i litira. ?31_ vi tbe Magistrate's f "Urt ti>-ilav ior adjudication. T!k- parlies, hailinp iroin Avon-! d«4e. werp aceomyiaiued by an urmy of i ?}»jpat.'.t'! ■? «T 1 lie plaintiff, j Marion J. FTetAer. a tvbman with ihp i flush of youth. sn.>U£rVit separation and maintenance from her busband. Abra!mm Fletcher, and tlie i-ustody of tu-r three-year-old child. She war married 1 t'lrep ypar? ac-o at the age of It; yrar*.. Mr. Matthetr? appeared for p]a;ntitf. and Mr. Hal] Pkelton for defendant. Sericms allegation? were macie on both eide.- until M.r. C'j;r.eD that at- marters stood the 'nest settlement w-Tvnid bt- for both parties to consent to an orier. Mr- Skeltos said his r?ient ohiected to tl;;-. it wouij prevent an;, eri'.ring a.ddueed if desirable latrr. He would only consent to an order by private aireecueiu. Trie bus-band haJ a :?ood linme. and his nife !iad left it. The [•hi'id. to wlii'-h the bα-band liad :.woine fondly atta lied. «a.- no.* wiili ibe mother's mother nc::t door in repulsive environment. Eb Worship said be tb A3 the cai-e to ascertain t.Te po ice reports to tiie rcm iitit'ii of the childV present mrroaiidinss. AND CEVELTT. r'".;:it-r. a ,:rder v.ar chanted a;a ii?t ncr Husband. Andrew Butler. '•<".ntrait..r. Newton hoad. vuio was repre~fT::rd to !.? an in(.iria:e and "ru:i:y of irucily tv Mr= Butier. T:ie amoiint of maintenaiice at CI. and tut (■■jfijdy of two <■::: iren. '.-> year* and i v years. »a- al~o >j:ven the mother. ■Defendant djd not appear.