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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17960, 9 December 1921, Page 12

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TIVOLI 'PHONE 2236 A i TIVOLI 'PHONE 2236 A. j t Demonstrations, BEE -CLUB., The Opening Demonstration St the Club's Educational Apiary. Cornwall Park, will ! take place (weather permitting) TO-; MORROW (Saturday), 10th inat., »t 2 j).m. All interested in Bee Culture are invited ( to attend. i I. HOPKINS, Prceident. j g - | In Divorce. I J N DIVORCE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. NO. 1896. Between SUSAN MAY CURTIS, Petitioner, FRANCIS HENRY CURTIS. Respondent.

TO FRANCIS HENRY CURTIS, of the City of Auckland, Waterside WorkerTake Notice that a Citation has been issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland citing you to appear and answer the Petition _of Sußan May Curtis, of Auckland, wherein she praya for » dissolution of her marriage with yon on the ground that you havo been separated | from her by a Soparation Order, which has I been in existence for over a period of three j years and such Citation intimates that in default of your so doing, the. Court will 1 pioceed to near the said Petition and pronounce sentence therein, notwithstanding J your absence. I Now, therefore, take notice that for the purpose aforosaid, you are within twenty-sight j days after the 9th dny of December, 1921 I (being tho last dato on which this advertiseI ment is to be published), to attend in person, I or by your Solicitor, at the Supreme Court I Office at Auckland, and there to enter an ap- ; pearance, without which you will not be 1 allowed to address the Court at any stage of | the proceedings. _ . . I A copy of the said Citation and Petition i will be supplied to you on applying for the 1 same at tho Supremo Court Office at Auckland. Dated at Auckland, this 11th day of October, 1921. J. W. SCHRAMM, Deputy Registrar. Friends of the Respondent are particularly requosted to forward to him the foregoing advertisement. This ie tho last advertisement. Allan Francis Hogg is the Solicitor for I the Petitioner, whoso address for service is 1 at the Offices o£ Messrs. Moody and Hogg, I in Queen Street, in the City of Auckland.

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