DEFENDED DIVORCE
Allegations of adultery on the part of his wife, Irene Marv Fleming (Mr. Dickson), were made~bv Gordon William Fleming, fellmonge'r (Mr. M Robinson), in the hearing of his petition for a divorce which .was continued before Mr. Justice Callan and a % jury in the Supreme Court to-day. These allegations were denied by both the wife and Reginald Johnston, factory hand (Mr. Dickson) who was cited as co-respondent. Evidence was given by Leonard Owen Bellette, private inquiry agent that he saw the respondent and corespondent go into a house in Station Road, Papatoetoe, on September 13 last. He kept a room of the house under observation. The case is proceeding. ]
While bathing at Thome's Bay on Saturday, a young man collapsed and died from heart failure. He was Mr. Tarleton Richard Wilme Trafford, aged 26, of 45, Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket, and was employed as a clerk at the New Zealand Breweries, Limited. He was bathing in shallow water with a friend when he collapsed. Dr. P. Andrew was called, but Mr. Trafford was dead when he arrived. (
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1942, Page 6
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