HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 179, 30 July 1924, Page 8

HUSBAND AND WIFE.

NOT WILFUL DKSERTIOX. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The Full Court has given judgment in the case Barker v. Barker. . The judgment is to the effect that the refusal of a wife to cohabit does not constitute wilful desertion. " N.Z. SPORTING AND DRAMATIC REVIEW." An Incomparably Illustrated Journal. Of strong pictorial interest is tliis week's issue of the X.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review,"' prominence being given to football, which lias been the subject of lively interest in all circle* during the last few days owing to the arrival and departure of notable teams. Two full pages are devoted to the AH Blacks v. Auckland Rugby match at Eden Park, giving photographs of the teams and officials, and snaps of an exciting game. The final match in Xew Zealand (played at Palmerslon North) is also represented. Special interest will bo taken in the English League v. Auckland match at Carlaw Park, depicting the game at, critical points and demonstrating the brilliance of the players in a remarkably fine exposition Racing is covered in snapshots of v,Gisbornc Racing dub , * Steeplechase Meeting. The Wild West at Wembley, showing the opening of the Great Rodeo, should attract particular attention, and other pictures of Wembley are also of striking interest. The centre pages are featured with topical happenings and outdoor recreation in England and America. Hockey is not forgotten in this issue and enthusiasts will be interested in the various groups of players. •Miscellaneous piotures include the American tennis team, stud sheep fair in Sydney, football in Australia, first Test "match England v. South Africa at Birmingham, and numerous others. The stage and motion picture sections should also make a big appeal. The paper is now- on sale at all stationers ami booksellers.— (Ad.) Boys' all-wool jerseys, navy, grey, brown, and cream; all one price to clear, 5/11. Fowlds , sale.—(Ad.)