THE CASE OF MRS INDER.

West Coast Times, 22 June 1912, Page 3

THE CASE OF MRS INDER.

POINTED WOll DS FliOM BENCH,

< AUCKLAND, June 17

The case of ludor v. Indor came up at the Magistrate’s Court this afternoon, when a further adjournment was agreed to. In consenting to an adjournment, Mr. Kettle, S?M,, suggested that Mr. Denuiston (appearing for ■Win. Francis Indor) should write to his client’s solicitor as follows:

“ The case before the Magistrate has been again adjourned to next Tuesday. TV Mngist rate suggests that, if another divorce suit is to bo instituted by you. it woidd be fairer to both parties ii lie rid rained from giving a decision on the defence of adultery raised by you, in order that the whole matter may bo fairly and fully gone into at the Supremo Court. Kindly lot me know before Tuesday next whether you agree to this course.” Mr. Denuiston said that be would forward the communication as desired.