A GLENAVY WILL CASE.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVII, Issue 638, 13 July 1917, Page 4

A GLENAVY WILL CASE.

In the Supremo Court, Timaru, last week, Honor,a Carroll (Mr I Inntor, instructed by .Mr P. C ; . Hjorring, of Oanumij applied for an interpretation of Hm will -of the hi to John Carroll, fanner, of 0.1 onavy. < .Mr Ongley, of Oamaru, appeared for John Carroll, a son of the deceased, .and Mr Hamilton appeared for the trustees of Hie estate. Mr Hunter said that by Ids will the lade John Carroll left a farm at Glenavy to Patrick Carroll, and a, f irm addledcliffs to John Carroll, juu. The farnTiat Glenavy was isnb(joct to a life hue rest by Mrs Carol!, sen., who was 74 years of nig, •. Throe (laughdors received lo■n- i;s of £IOO each. H-onora Car- ■ i y received £2OO, although she did all the work on the Harm while her parents wore bed’-ridden, The claim was ‘made under die Family Protection Act, 1910. Mr Hunter contended that Miss Canto 11 was eniitlcdi to a much larger amount, considering the services site Ih'adi rendered. ' ,Mr Ongley and f Mr Hamilton said they would 1 submit, to Hie lading of the Court. His Honor! staid! that ho would reserve his decision,.