SUPREME COURT Decrees on divorce petitions granted

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32702, 3 September 1971, Page 17

SUPREME COURT Decrees on divorce petitions granted

On undefended divorce petitions presented to Mr Justice Roper in the Supreme Court yesterday decrees nisi were granted as follows:

Living apart- Alan Aspinall, warehouseman (Mr H. J. B. Quigley), v. Ngaire Mary Aspinall; Lois May Sutherland (Mr B. S. McLaughlin) v. Alex John Sutherland, a driver, of Napier; Pamela Rosalie Elmes, who has changed her name by deed poll (Mr A. J. Forbes) v. John Osgood, a merchant sea-

i.man; Harold Edward Smith, :a labourer, of Featherston : (Mr Forbes), v. Joyce Smith, i Adultery: Hugh Thompson, a schoolteacher, of Te Atatu ■ (Mr S. G. Erber), v. Lynda . Gladys Thompson and ! George Spiers, a stock con- ' trol clerk; Richard Peter ■ Krinkel, a fitter-welder (Mr ■ G. T. Mahon), v. Sandra Mary ; Krinkel and Mark Lawrence > Williams, a workman; An- ' thony Herbert Jensen, a . bank officer (Mr J. E. Butler), - v. Zandra Cherie Jensen, of ' Alexandra, and Ronald Ogle, a commercial traveller, of Alexandra; James Gilbert Wright, a watersider (Mr W. S. Smith), v. Rosalie Irene Wright and Gary Cooper, a company employee. Separation agreement: Barry Dennis Shaw, a salesman (Mr D. H. P. Dawson), v. Lorraine Grace Shaw; John Carol Carr, a paper manager (Mr Dawson), v. Mary Margaret Carr; Donald William Chapman, a rabbiter, Hamner Springs (Mr H. O. Jacobsen), v. Beverley Dawn Chapman, of Wellington; Darryl Chapple Reanney, a lecturer, of Lincoln, (Mr Quigley), v. Wendy Ann Reanney, of New York; Lyane Margaret Gwendolene Dodds (Mr E. T. Turbott), v. Norman Edbrooke Owers Perreau Dodds, a factory employee; Mervyn Garfield Thompson, a lecturer (Mr Erber), v. Jane Elizabeth Thompson, of Wellington; Joanna Joseph* Melena Van Tongeren (Mr G. W. Alexander), v. Jacobus Cornelius Antonius Van Tongeren, a bricklayer; William Leiper Lambie, a technician (Mr L. M. O’Reilly), v. Beryl Lilian , Lambie; Avis Joan Wood. (Mr R. J. Aldous), v. Andrew , Morton Wood, a bar man-, ager; Malcolm David Calcutt, i a boilermaker (Mr B. J.; Brown), v. Lena Elizabeth ( Calcutt, of Hokitika; Joan Dyer (Mr K. N. Hampton), v. ] Ernest Charles Dyer, a rub-, ber cutter. .