TWO DAYS LATE.
WEDDING CEREMONY BRIDEGROOM FOUND. REASON FOR DISAPPEARANCE. FINANCIAL. WORRIES. (Hy Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) XAPIKR, this day. Wedding bells have rung at last for the young IlaotinfM couple whose marriage was put off only an hour or two before it* appointed time last Thursday because the bridegroom felt lie "\vnc< not prepared to go through with it." After two days of distress and uncertainty the young couple were quietly married on .Saturday afternoon. The search which was made for the bridegroom after the delivery of his note to the bride informing her that he could not go on with the weddinjj was continued for nearly two days, before the young man was located at Pakipaki, about eight miles from Hastings.
It i- stated he was in a dwtret*<ed condition and was actually suffering from a slight lapse of memory. It is» explained that bis condition was due to unexpected financial worries disclosed only a few hours before the wedding wart due to take place, and that the heavy lortis which he suffered had greatly u[»set him. Later he returned to Hastings and talked the situation over with his fiancee and her people, with th<s result that tlits marriage was held quietly on Saturday afternoon.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 235, 4 October 1937, Page 8
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