LOVED ANOTHER.
LEFT HIS WIFE AND TEN I CHILDREN. i | SEPARATION GRANTED. Mrs. E. J. Mnrchie petitioned the Court on Thursday for a separation from her husband, W. G. Mnrchie.
Mr. Graham appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Haggitt for Gcl'endant.
The Magistrate asked what ground there was for a separation, and Mr. Graham read portion of a hit er which defendant had wiitten to his wife, in v. hich he stated he he. ed anol her woman, and mt« iidf <1 to live with her. He wished to be freed from his wife. Mr. Graham said t’m-re we.re ter. :• ■ i > llll■(■;i of tie mars lage. nu .mi ieg wo sets of twins.
Tl.-c Magistrate asked for partiof the ages of the children (which counsel agreed to supply}, anil intimated that in th.e fact' o; ;h<- letter he would grant tie sy aval ion.
Svbseqv.ently Mr. Graham staled to the Court that the party's had agreed to an order being mane for 25s a week for the support of the children. Defendant was ordered to pay £2 6s costs. Feilding Star.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 33, 21 January 1911, Page 7
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181LOVED ANOTHER. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 33, 21 January 1911, Page 7
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