HUSBAND V. WIFE

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19335, 27 May 1937, Page 6

HUSBAND V. WIFE

CLAIMS HE WAS NEGLECTED What is said to be a novel claim as far as Gisborne is concerned may corao before the court in the near future, when a husband may possibly proceed against, his wife for negligeneo and to seek damages, the wife having money in her own right. It is alleged that the woman has persistently neglected her household duties to the detriment of the health of hor husband. The final "straw that broke the camel's back" was the failure of the wife, after agreoing to the request, to 'bring homo a bottle of Bramwell's One Nought, One, and the plaintiff ascribes a lengthy attack of influenza to this neglect. For coughs, colds, influenza and all chest complaints, it i.s a well-known fact Ihat Bramwell's One Nought One, on sale at all leading grocers and stores in the Gisborne district, as well as on the East Goast and Wairoa, cannot bo excelled by any other balsam on the market, and in addition to curing those complaints, acts as a tonic by. cleansing the throat of all impure germs, so that, for the sake of half-a-crown, plaintiff alleges taht he lost a week's work while suffering considerable pain,*