THE WOMAN PAYS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 192, 16 August 1927, Page 8

THE WOMAN PAYS.

JOY RIDE TO CLM:m «>* Mam "iki Mrs. E. Barrow, *"■?». a:?*). Sydney. : I, G. H. Milford, do hereby the aboU the snaTof ment of my property JTibS* (Signed) g. nTrnxdi * J " l *« The above aekaonfesjnamt ~ to Mrs. E. Bairow by Gaamt aJK Watte was the reed ieX?* Moody relied whea of EUen Bamnr, money lent, from Watte at tfc/mU? trate's Court this amabc, - f^ , "Watte, who ia a eettbr tt'amW' went to Australia with tfct 2i used all her money tad left sarmnS there," said Mr. Moody. Be amai acknowledgment of havmg itmfm?£ money from her. Hen Sieastbrhsk! ho wrote before they west-eaty>3? Wednesday, My darling Keuay- • Just a few lijMs to tey he* ear. I am in not beng abb to as* yea mi Friday. You 7* dear, I mJZ ijg on Monday motaiag oa haaaaa,haYl was homo aboot 1 Vdstk, si| i haven't beea in towa sbte, Ismlb home to-morrow aight, i* faet'l bb> be in town to-morrow iff mass, fl so I will call and see yoa>- b «asii cannot see yon aboot Mtjta. wsljsa have a "spot" in for as. Are yon ready for «ufiss ttb «ss\! Make yoer eisd •> ay dear talht us go. All my lore is yoert ahsMp. Yours, x x x Bert, x x -Hβ takes this mrfoH—aU wsi h Australia, takes every s*a*v sss ha, and kmve* ker then iliisiii lih now keeping dear of the Csart, sal ha not pot in an appemaea ta-iay" saU Mr. Moody. Mr. McUvtr: My cfieai k ast sm to-day beeanse of ij latliailissi Tj. ; Moody has put a wry nay OMaloisi on hit awe, bat the Malabl % client pnU on is exactly tits caserne. I feel that the womaa sfcssM ii has to rabstanUate the aßajsfist; sir makes. Mr. Moody: I want th» am km to prove the stlraßwlisyansi ii as handwritiag. I «Wt kaew «M answer ha eaa have to the mmwim be denied the writiag. He fc Mfkfwell oat of the toadj aai astailf fears coming hen. Mr. MeUver: He fears aothkf.ni parties weat to Byda«y oa a jey-riie, yoer Worship, and the woaaa mm wants her moaey baek. - ' At this stage the ease was aijansl to allow Mr. Motdy to sat a auk official to identify the writinf ■ fb acknowtedgenwst aad chesacs or Hl McLirer to pndaee the lataiiat A Uttle later. WBBsai date Darley, bank eilrial, of the Bask el Autraiana, sail the afgastaraei tfa cheques produced and the sitasihaji ment were those of the lifiiliU Watts. He woeM aot twav ttat fe writing in the letter wu writtm hy Watts, bat it was similar. Mr. MeUver: Do. ye« kasw t tie G. H. Watts who ihjaed thaw caaaa ia the defeadut b this aetaA except that it b «O. H. Watti, Wfct" Hβ Worship: lie statoasat of dsm describes WaUa as a setOr, aat tb witness describes him as a peter. Mr. Mclirer said he woaH a* ,kt a non-snit on the groaais that that 'an no evidence to show themear/ hslait beea paid. Mr. I thbk then k tatdent evidence to throw the ema spa defendant of showmg the aaaey hi been paid. There is a case to ssMer. Mr. MeLiver: I weald ask ttst m> case stead dowa tfll Mβ pis. I asf be abb to see «y cheat I waaM pb the womaa -to be here. Mr. Moody: Well, she's etmamt k Sydney. Yon give ss £16 aai *!•«* soon be here. The case was then aajoaraal t» 2.15. Cast Partly Haul. When the Court reeamat tteie assai appearance of the defoaiaat, aai Kc Moody said he woakt km * tmfsaa, as he preferred to have defeafaat p» sent. Hβ therefore asked that the farther hearing of the case teaijearaeita Thursday. This was granted.