DIVORCE GRANTED
KITTENS IN BED
By Telegraph —Per Press Association) AUCKLAND, February 18. A Justice of the Peace, named John Edwards Ashworth, was granted a decree nisi in a- divorce petition at tne Supreme Court to-day on- the grounds, of agreement to separate. In evidence he said he was-married in LaudlSllii'e in 1888. There had been much trouble because of his wile's habit of taking the cat to bed with her. More than once it had kittens in the bed. The wife, in evidence, admitted she let the eat sleep in the bed, blit said her husband had .not complained. The cat had kittens in bed once or twice.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1932, Page 6
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