DIVORCE PETITION
An undefended petition in divorce was considered by his Honour Mr. Justice Ostler at tbe Supreme Court this niorn~\n«, when llobei t John Irwin, a farmer of Bay of Plenty, was granted a decree nisi a'"ainst his wife. Louise llejnst.nck 1.1-wii.. = J-.;vitt».n.-r. wilt .. .ilk-d liy O. C. iJa'<s<:i!Si'.i Ib-)1b- ) wl»«' api'caircil" iw the pc-
tilioner. to show that the parties were married in September, 18011. In ti)o3 the respondent went to Auckland, and though Irwin repeatedly wrote to her and asked her to return, she remained away trom him. He saw her for tbe first time a I'e.w days ago in Wellington, when he again swjesfested that she should come Lack. The refused, stnd the liTOfi-ndiuvrii in divorce wm^ tlu-m tnki.n, There wers oo chiJilreu ol the uiarrias!.-.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 131, 6 June 1925, Page 13
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DIVORCE PETITION
Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 131, 6 June 1925, Page 13
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