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WELLINGTON. July 1
In the absence of authority on the question. Judge Ostler decided, to-day. that notwithstanding the failure of a wife to give reasons for non-compliance with an order for restitution of conjugal rights, she is entitled to an opportunity for defence, if a petition for divorce is tiled.
WELLINGTON, July 1
Local body officers belonging to all bodies levying rates in the Wellington district, as far as Wanganui, decided to form an industrial union.
\ WANGANUI. July 1
Henry Hooker, 79, retired blacksmith, was found late last night, at the corner of Guyton Street, seriously injured, with a fractured skull and two broken ankles. It is presumed that he was knocked down by a motor car while on the way home from a 'billiard saloon, where he assisted his son, who is the proprietor. The hospital reports this .afternoon, that Hooker is in a dying condition.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 July 1936, Page 2
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