THE COURTS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2053, 3 December 1907, Page 3

THE COURTS.

Press Association. AUCKLAND, Dec. 2. .Charles' Sxnich petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage wnthi Clara Sniicli, on the grounds of her .misconduct with James Mack, who was cited as co-respondent. Eviaence was given,. and a decree niisa < r ianitecl, to be made absolute in "litre months, with costs against the co-respondent on the lowest scale. John Wheeler, an enginednyor, of *Teki>|iuru, i>etitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with -Uansi Wheeler on the grounds or her misconduct with John llalion, a lio wus cited as co-respondent. I otitioiiei said he was. married on April Ist, IS9-5, and resided with his wire at Xekopuru, where five children were the issue of the marriage. 11l 18oJ he accused his wife of adultery, cine admitted it, and ho condoned the offence. In November, 1904, his wife left the town, and he had not seen her since. A witness deposed to serving writs on the respondent and co-respondent, who said they were living together at Houhora. A decree nisi was granted, to be made absolute in three .months, with costs aga i 11st co-respondent. NAPIER, Dec. 2.

Three youths named Percy Jones, iViliiam Pereival Hughes, and Robert James Clearkiii were all committed for trial to-day for breaking and entering. A girl named Olsen was committed for trial for attempted arson by set:iu fire to the West Clive hotel..