TOO MANY “IN-LAWS”

Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1932, Page 10

TOO MANY “IN-LAWS”

MAINTENANCE NOT GRANTED. REFUSAL OF HUSBAND’S OFFER. ' ■ An application by Elizabeth Hun wick for separation from her husband, William C. Hunwick, of Waipuku, and the provision of a maintenance order, was refused by Mr. J. H. Salmon, S.M., in the Hawera Court yesterday. The application was made on the ground that plaintiff had-been-forced to live in the same home "is her husband’s people and she claimed that she was; subjected to their chaff and was the butt for thejr unkind jokes. She had left Waipuku and refused an Offer from her husband’s solicitors of another house on the same property. . Delivering judgment, the magistrate said that when a wife left her husband and applied for a separation and maintenance order she had to show the court good grounds for. such conduct. Plaintiff had done this. But after plaintiff had left her husband the position had been changed. An offer had ■ been made providing for a new house, and an undertaking given that this house would not be invaded by. relatives of the husband. Still plaintiff had refused to return, and in view of the altered position the application could not be granted. 1 HAWERA SWIMMING CLUB. TO-NIGHT’S CARNIVAL HANDICAPS. Handicaps for the Hawera Swimming Club’s carnival to-night are: Men’s 25 yards: I. Jobson, G. S. Anderson scr, V. Spragg, M. Good Isec, W. IVhakarua, D. Ekdahl 2sec, M. Nelson 3se, C. Dingle 4sec, all of Hawera; F. Maslin, J. Gower, D. Beftnett 2sec, J. Whiting, C. Vincent 3sec, all of Eltham; T. J. Haughton scr, J. Gardiner, R. Watson Isec, L. Parker, B. Fastier 2see, J. Ryan 3sec, all of Stratford; P. Bourke, R. Adams 2sec, of Patea; H. Wesson, R. Gayton Isec, N. Lealand,- B. Meredith, J. Ryan 2sec, all of New Plymouth. 50 yards ladies; Z. Spragg scr, E. Kelsen, J. Murray Isec, 8.-Smith, P. Murray, T. Cann, M. Jackson 3sec, N. Spragg ssec, J. Beamish 6sec, S. Saunders 7sec, all of Hawera. Junior boys’ 25 yards: C. B. Wylds scr, R. Nixon, O. Church Isec, N. Velvin, R. Oliver, C. Nicholas, K. Budd 2sec; A. Buist, R. Lee, J. Church 3sec, N. Nicholas 4sec, C. W. Whittington 6sec, D. .McGlashan 7sec, all of Hawera; K. Harrison scr, of Wanganui; L. Ware scr, N. Glentworth, C. Ricketts 2sec, all of Eltham. Junior girls’ 25 yards: E. Kelsen scr, T. Cann Isec, B. Smith 2sec, N.’ Nixon 3sec, J. Beamish, J. Anderson, P. McGlashan 4sec, all of Hawera. Men’s 50 yards: I. Jobson scr, M. Good 3see, W. Whakarua, V. Spragg 4sec, all of Hawera; F. Maslin 3sec, C. Vincent, J. Gower ssec, I. W. Whiting 6see, all of, Eltham; A. Robson scr, T. J. Haughton 2sec, B. Lonsdale, J. 1 Gardiner 3sec, R. Watson 4sec, L. Parker 4sec, J. Ryan Gsec, all of Stratford; P. Bourke, R. Adams ssec, both of Patea; R. Gayton Isec, N. Lealand, B. Meredith * 4sec, all of New Plymouth. 100 yards men’s breast-stroke: F. Clarke scr, E. Tarrant 4sec, V. Spragg 9sec, all of Hawera; A. Robson 4sec, Stratford. Intermediate boys’ 220 yards: G. Morris, K. McGlashan, R. Clarke scr, J. Oliver, N. Chadwick I2sec, all of Hawera; J. Ryan 12sec, Stratford;,J. Ryan scr, New Plymouth. Large entries have also been received for the dual relay, senior dive, Corfu dive, long plunge and pick-a-back race. The Hawera polo team to play New Plymouth will be: D. C. Ryan, V. Spragg, E. Tarrant, W. Whakarua, S. Anderson, A. Ryan, M. Good. The ladies’ team to play New Plymouth ladies will be chosen from Misses P., J. and F. Murray, M. Jackson, J. McGlashan, J. Thomas, N. and Z. Spragg and Mrs. Rota. Tho New Plymouth team will be: Meredith; Wright, R.yan; Lealand; Staunton, R. Gayton, H. Weston.

GONVILLE BEATS PATEA. BOWLS AT WANGANUI. Wanganui bowlers proved the victors by six points when they defeated Patea last week-end on. the Gonville club’s green. The visitors were welcomed by ■Mr. A. B. Christensen, Mr. P. Bourke replying. The day's card reads: Morning. . & Drummond, Papps, Glenny Carey (6) .. - 20 — Smith, Gowan, Nauman, Corby (s) «= 13 Seown, Hamerton, Christensen, Grant (s) 14 ?— Healey, Symonds.- / Mailman, Mowbray (s) .............. ■. =-7 26 Lamb, Quickenden, Richards, P, Bourke (s) 19 ~ Tinney, Hall, Bell, Saunders (s) • — 18 Edwards, J. Bourke, King, Sheahan (s) • ••» 24 — Lake, Luff, Laird, C. Christensen (s) -> “ ® Dempsey, Mercer, White, Paterson (s) ... 23 —- Sutton, Denman, Svenseu, McKenzie (s) ““ 21 Afternoon. Drummond, Papps, Glenny Carey . H — Sutton, Healey, Smith, Bell (s) — 25 Seown, Hamerton, Christensen, Grant (s) 34 — Lake, Denman, C. Christensen, McKenzie (s) ” 25 Lamb, Quickenden, Richards, P. Bourke 1» Mailman, tuff, Fyfe, Corby (s) — 35 Edwards, King, J. Bourke, Sheahan (s') « Tinney, Gowan, Saunders, Mowbray (s) ~ 25 Dempsey, Mercer, White, Paterson (s) •• ’ Nauman, Hall, Laird, Svenson > (s). - “ 27 hawera opera house. CYRIL MAUDE’S LAST NIGHT. Cyril Maude, who is the star of the British production,' “These Charming People,” showing finally to-night at the Hawera Opera House, also appeared on the stage in the same role at the Gaiety. Theatre, New- York, in 1925. “My Wife’s Family” will‘show at the Opera House to-morrow night, when it commences t season of four nights and one matinee. The greater part of the rich humour in w’hich the* film abounds is supplied by Jimmy Godden, formerly ol the Elsie Prince'Company, who appears as a doctor with decidedly unconventional z 1 '~