ROAD SERVICE

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24850, 23 March 1944, Page 7

ROAD SERVICE

| KING COUNTRY ROUTE (0.C.) HAMILTON, Wednesday A suggestion that local bodies and chambers of commerce should consider the preparation and submission of evidence regarding tj;e Railway Department's proposal to institute a daily wad passenger service between Tatimarunui and Frankton was made to-dav V the No. 1. Transport Licensing Authority, Mr. E. J. Phelan. On the representations so far made to him, the sendee would be of great benefit to the Kinff Country by opening up districts *iOng its route, Mr. Phelan said. Travel"PX, time would he lessened and the serJicej should lie popular with tourists. would not commence until conditions improved, and he hoped that in the meantime all who were interested would make .themselves conversant with the position and assist him with advice and e ndence. UNDEFENDED DIVORCE A decree nisi was granted by Mr. Justice Fair yesterday to Bernard Edward Avery (.Mr. Elwarth) against Laurel Joyce Avery on the ground of failure to comply with an order for restitution of conjugal rights. WIFE'S RETURN ORDERED .An order for restitution of conjugal fights was sought by William Wallace "Unson (Mr. Jerry; agaiust Myrtle yunson before Mr. Justice FairVest'erPLe petitioner, who is a naval olhcer. said they were married in December. lD.'Sf), and have two children, when he returned home on leave last October he found that his wife had 'eft her home at .M i I ford and declined 0 return. She wanted to leave the country and take the children with jj r * Before their marriage she had , IT ?d in London and Egypt, and she never been.satisfied here. An order ■ as made for return within 28 days. CUSTODY OF CHILD precision was given by Mr. Justice air yesterday on the application of Peinz Isador Rosenberg (Mr. Newer?) for a writ of habeas corpus in fjs pert of his thrce-vear-old daughter. Re application was opposed by Mr. '(Mning on behalf of the mother, fatricia Joyce Rosenberg. After liearK. counsel, His Honor said the appli--11011 must be dismissed, and it appeared to him that the child must rea'Vith her mother. The question of aintenance and custody should not be ecidea on an application for a writ of ? Dea s corpus, but left to be dealt with whole of the relations between Sband and wife were beine deternpd on a divorce petition. The wife awarded £ls 15s costs and disbursements.