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PETITIONER AND HIS WIFE. UNIQUE .HAPPENING AT .-, ,'/ ■■'■, ■ HAMILTON. \ • « APPLICATION WITHDRAWN. (By Telegraph, l —Own Correspondent;) ■.', -HAMILTON, this day.
An incident'.'probably imique in tlie divorce ■Courts* of New Zealand occurred .in- Hamilton: to-day, a petitioner, who- had, petitioned for\ a divorce froni his '\yife, took : ,her-:to'luhcli, and' a.fter the. adjournment -for luncheon informed: the judge that' they had become re- ; : conciled. , • . . , His Honor remarked that the termination to the proceedings was as'pleasing as' it was unique. 1 Petitioner had 'not. ! seen his wife since his return from the war up till the time of her appearance in Court to-day. Meantime 'she had been living in the same locality on a farm. Petitioner .withdrew all suggestions he.had alleged against his wife. '' '
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 9
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