A Pecullar Case
By Telegraph.—Press AssociationAuckland, this day.' Mrs May Fobd applied at tho Police Court to-day for a separation order against her husband, but though tho latter did not opposo it tliolS.M, refu?orl to grant it, becauso tho woman was living with anothor man. He said that a married woman who askod (or a separation order must come into the Court with olean hands. Plaintiff said that, her husband's hands wore not cloan, He did not keep tier, and threatened onco to tear her clothes off br,r back if she did not give him the money Bho had earned, She lived with another rann because hor husband would not leave her alone. Tho magistrate, Mr Kettle, suggested that Ford should undertake to koep the peace for twolvo months, and the man having conaonted tho application was dismissed.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1441, 27 September 1905, Page 2
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