BIGAMIST IMPRISONED.
JUDGE'S SEVERE COMMENT. ' [BY TELIGRiMf.—PBESS , ASSQCUJIp&] .->. "v.-.'^\ i: CintISTCHUECg. > Friday. * Dec'ar that there, were no redeem- ■ ing features in- r t!he'caseV,:":Mr.'.;: : Justice Ads.-is to-day imposed *a : year's .imprisonment ': on Thomas , Henry Mansley to* &•?? bigamy. , , . > y v ; l '-'Afvg ; Counsel said that Masaley, three months after separation -from?< his wife in 1915, \ became infatuated with a second womaa I and wentt through : the marriage ceremony n with' her.* Soon > afterwards, he went'ti .• J Samoa and stayed there tiil 1920. I _■ ■ ' ■ ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18547, 3 November 1923, Page 10
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