FEILDING DIVORCE CASE.
At the Supreme Court at Palmerston yesterday. Amy Sophia Young, of Feilding, applied for a dissolution of her marriage with Charles Edward Young, on the grounds of adultery. Petitioner gave evidence that the marriage took place in 1897, and there were four children of the marriage. After living at Bunnythorpe, they settled in Feilding for some time, and respondent then went to Hamilton and took up a farm. Some time afterwards petitioner'paid a surprise visit and found a young woman living on the farm, since which petitioner had refused to live with her husband. Mr Justice Chapman granted the petition, to he made absolute in three months, but His Honour ordered that the decree should not lie sealed until a ropy of the marriage certificate had been received by the .Registrar.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3340, 8 September 1917, Page 2
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