MARITAL MISERIES

NZ Truth, Issue 602, 30 December 1916, Page 6

MARITAL MISERIES

i ; Borough Councillor's Troubles I Suggestion of Another Woman m the 1 Case Ropudiated (From "Truth's" Christchurch Rep.) i A little marital bcv»j>. Kvhieh is bound to <irout« a cwctiiin umuusit <*t UU<>r«3t In Woolsion, ciu'inj before Matrix* raic Bailey m the Chri-sjchurcii S..\i7;< Court last week, when WiUUun Fuller, who, it is undoraioud. Hits a« a. nwmhv? of the Woolsiwi Borough Cour.oi], was proceeded iti;ainai l>y his wife, who sought an order of separation and maintenance on the grounds &t cruelty, • etc- , Lawyer Cuissldy represented the lady. , whilst Mr. Cunningham looked ufier I Fuller*!! interests. Am v preliminary. Lawyer Oissidy . told ihii court i hat Kull«r had ofttred i hiM wife £1 a wt'fk. but sho STUCK OUT FOR THIRTY SHILLING'S. | ! which. Bsht» eojirtliU'rcd, wi.i qult«» little | enough to support her and ft eh'ld. ; Full«»- rarnod £3 a wvek at tlx* Wool- j ?<tun Tannery, and, m addition, carried j on n "tlmr p.iyrr.iiu club" for ;in:uicJnK i to tin? (xtrtK <»r £ i pt'f(pM> \\Uo could ' not %tfi liiuiu-ry, «t<>. i'op n>i r!.*i»osil. I hr KUV<: v ii J prvjor nr: a Ohrif 'f I'.'iroh * I driijn*ry l>nn. M.'.i )i>- n';i!» j >.■ i i .- 1 *>jieS; | j ih»» .-.niotifit of tj*<; ir-.jii fu tin- j:'.:*' o* i i V.'il.'i Wlui! It" Milile>VMoOd l<. ));• .tll«* «1"- ( I *.;•-'. iri o^ Uk* >yst.-|-,t,- *U- %r:. l; -, s*Ulh'U'il j ( jnut thi« cvujpli' •• »'.i!o nnt !jvf fojs-i-lln-r j mill (!)■> only (•,".• ■■iv-! i :., tvv drciiii-d ' wsirf :••< m I!'.-- ;'!i;i)i|!!'. (,f ni;tsr:H v n:if.fo ' tl;- <l<-f<-t'.i'.aii( Khoi'-its jj.i> (;:••? ram- ' J>!a;:i.-iiM. ! >-ic. <NniiUits.;:-.iiii .-:ti<! \a;i olU:f)t «',-irn* ■' «-«J ..-:.! y i^ io« i,-r -A ..<•«.', , ;f . ( l (» v j.ro-j dui'v-d hiri (.•niJ.ioVir r; nliiifi!u.'i»t to Ou*^' f'T< r;. . ■ . .5 ii •'. i«t» net-, !h-' ••;--!!t':>U.;»;.t Jv»id hor liu:-b-.i:td <-u:': ; </>. iJ v.-nklv und »h^ \.i-> ;?Ki:i;!«i. u.tii tin- • te^pt'oH «f I W»:!l* ;»;■■- .:,|'!mml .>• !»,.- '.v.M... J 5 . f.jU. ."fhiit I vtf'ok !.»!•? 1.v.l <-.-ir.">-«5 r-;% *hm::>«n. >■,»'- I iiT wa;. n K<»;u:»^'i-:u; ci ;h<- ';t:\rnTy u:id : ! t:a«i J-x'trtt ;ii'-r» ::.-r><- *,'« :s r-:. n< cn!d;- I I ;!<•" Hi' e.-»rt'sf ••■! •■•.*■» '?»*■ ' >S'.»b." tmt «h«" I j •■■c.ii-i Hi.! !«,;., •.■.-;; «'i',r- r - Jjr :V.,flr :<f;J ■ i t . '*-.:■■,;>!. I ;■;.;■.■■ .-. !,!.-• ,<• tfiftl hi% J ■;* 'V' '...if „> iU .! ■ * ,! .-,;•.. tu«n' «>tU,V

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