WILL CASE
PROBATE REVOCATION SOUGHT.
CHRISTCHURCH, October 7
v Further evidence for the defence was gi;ob in the Supreme Court to-day during tnc hearing of an application to have the probate of will, allegedly made by the late Elizabeth Smith, recked, and the will declared null and void.
Plaintiffs were Olive Judge and Ivv Cookson, both of Christchurch, and defendant was the Guardian Trust and Executors Company of New Zealand, Ltd.
Giving evidence, Henry James Biggins, an accountant in the Standard Insurance Company, said he had seen the late. Miss Smith, who held £12,000 worth of shares in the Standard Company, rummaging at night in city rubbish bins,
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1936, Page 6
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