HUSBAND AND WIFE.
CONJUGAL RiG-HTB ORDSR An order foe the restitution of conjugal rights was sought in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Ifardman, by Mabel Amelia Millar {Mr. ; i Oaburne-Lilly) against Jamws Bidney MiHer, a motor-djritoerj o! Auckland,, Petitioner stated that the mairiage took place on January 25, 1922, at Palraerston North, where the partiea redded m for: a time, finally coming to AfcdHaiitt. • i There were no children. They bad not been able to get along together. November 2, 1922, respondent left her. She had requested him to return, bntha '^SwIiHI His Honor granted a. Asnree ordering respondent to return within 21 days. ' " 1 ■ ■ ■ wmrn
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18641, 23 February 1924, Page 7
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