UNDER A WRONG NAME.
[ill 1 REGISTRATION OF A BIRTH. b% ' - ' |£2st , [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION. I f," ' Dus-edin, Friday. ? An unusual case was heard at tie MagisgjE' trate's Court this morning. Celina Pris•;i cilia Graham, a married woman, pleaded M. guilty to having made a false statement, |v whereby the registrar of births was §1' caused to make a wrong registration. It f appeared that defendant had been sepaf rated from her husband, who continued f ■ periodically' to visit her. This led her to ■ . ■ lose.good situations, and, to elude him, T- she assayed another name, although the f'.-jX child was his. Defendant was committed • for sentence..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14531, 19 November 1910, Page 7
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