A South Island Will Case.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5709, 4 March 1890, Page 4

A South Island Will Case.

A raiidenb of Westiporfc. bids fail! to i We^b|m disputed case soon to be tried in Duuadm.. He was married in Spotlttnet many years ago, ami came to Bune*M<with his Wife in fctie^eurly day of -the Otag 0 gold-fields,, and lived therti for •ilaWef time. -• On the discovery of gold[ on "^^WestrCoaSt heweiit there, wher6 he ' nrtd iehidbd ever since. He had not been "therfc lone: before his wife consoled -self witj? spmeone.else, au,d so he took no ;iiuot;e-- i a|6ughV; about/ her. After some \vpiii, .to live with her second' *■ choice at Balcliitha, and seems to have got ,on .comfortably: enough , with him, their 1 relations 'not being made any the more difficult from the fact of a relative having diedl&ftving'herL2oooor L3OOO a year. .. idecenflyl/ she^^died also, and instead of ; fleayii%,ber niohey to Ko. 2, or even to she leffc.it to some other 1 "jhaiij a dark Horse who appears to have * dominated ber wh^n she was in such a r ffcate^entally.and physically as not to be- ' ' c responsibjle for her actions. No. 2is very _._jnauch-iricensed at the turn things have 1-^.takea; Mid-institutes proceediugs to upset the will, oblivious/ or unmindful of the I factthatshpuld.it be upset the husband and j . not he will get the benefit. Meanwhile, . ;-fche. husband is awaiting events with eager | expectation. There seems every pro- > bability of, the will being upset, and he emerge, from a position of comparative ■' f j[Jenury to what would to him be one of /affluence. . '