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PETITIONS IN DIVORCE

A LENGTHY LIST THIRTY-ONE APPLICATIONS; NINE 'DEFENDED ACTIONS. Thirty-cue applications for dissolution of marriage have been filed for adjudication at tho forthcoming civil session, which will to opened on Monday. Of the cases, eight defended actions will bo heard before a judge and a, jury of twelve, and one before a judge alone. . Tho cither 22 petitions will not ho defended.

Details are as follow, flic parties and tho alleged cause being given:— BEFORE A JUDGE AND A JURY OF TWELVE.

Charles Walter Aldridge (Blair) v. Agnes Ada Aldridge (Wilford), and Harry Williams (Webb), adultery and £7OO damages. Donald Fraser (O’Leary) v. Jessie Fraser (Atkinson) and Emcao , Frank Tyreo (Blair), adultery. William Henry O’Hanlon (O’Leary) v. Sarah Emily O'Hanlon (Wilford), and Harry Hutchins (Wilford), adultery and £IOO damages. Harry Francis Rricldey (O’Leary) T. Nellie Janett Priddey (Wilford) and Peter Jorgensen (Wilford), adultery. Thomas Malcolm McCarthy (O’Leary) v. Annie Lydia McCartney and Michael McCToss.vn, adultery. Ada Margaret Stoning (O'Leary) y. ■ Walter Stoning (Tripp), desertion. z John Sydney Saunders (O’Leary) v. Edith Mary Wishart Saunders (Jackson) and Harry Hirt (Sicvwr.'glit), adultery. Cyril' William Tanner (m person) v. Ann Tanner (B. D. Bell), desertion. BEFORE A JUDGE ALONE. Cyril Coombes Austin Bartlett (Jackeon, P. W.) v. Lilliam Elizabeth Bartlett, adultery. , Alice Cairns Fyffe (Jackson, P. W.) v. Charles Marshall Fyffo, desertion. Frederick Henry Edward Banka (O’Rogan) v. Ivy '.Myrtle Banks and Rov Lamb, adultery. Ellon Charter (Jackson, P. W.) t. Ernest Frederick Charter, desertion. Margaret Bell (Jackson, P. W.) v. William Bardlcy Bell, habitual drunkarcl. Maud Buckeridgo (Rotherhorg) v, Edmund Buxton Buckeridgo, desertion. Ethel Hannah Orr (Morrison) v. John Forbes Orr (McGrath), desertion.Herbert John Hunt (Barnett) v. Lilly Hunt and James McCluskey, adultery. , Emily Eliza Dutton (Mackenzie) v. Reginald Albert Dutton, desertion. Samuel' Hunt (Mackenzie) r. Amy Dolores Hunt and Charles Pines, adalWalter Ingle (Mackenzie) v. Mabel Josephine Watkihson, desertion. Zoo Margaret Blood (Jackson, I*. W.) v. Samuel Erron Blood, adultery. Frances Ellen Mortimer© (Tanner) v. William Parry Mortimore, habitual drunkenness. Violet Nesbit (Jackson P. W.) >. Henry Robert Nesbit, adultery. Patrick John Barry (O’Began) v. Lyle Barry, desertion. Sydney James Hutton (Jackson, P. W.) v. Julia Hutton, and George Aneon, adultery. Mabel Taylor (Jackson, P. W.) v. William Geo Taylor, habitual drunkenness. ■ . ■

Katherine Josephine Brady (Macken. zie) v. William Joseph Brady, desertion.

-Violet Mary Hamlin (Mackenzie) ■*. Bher Charles Selwyn Hamlin, adultery. Thvra Adelaide Elizabeth Henderson (Mackenzie) v. Albert Alexander Henderson, adultery. Charles Pickering Haldane (Putmun) r. Annie Gertrude Haldano and George Williams, adultery. Minnie Hall (Ward, W. F-) v. Ernest Tom Hall, desertion-

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 4

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PETITIONS IN DIVORCE New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 4

PETITIONS IN DIVORCE New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 4

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