THE COURTS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2054, 4 December 1907, Page 3

THE COURTS.

Press' Association. DUNEDIN,- Dec. 3. In the Divorce Court, m McCulloch v McCulloch, husband s pet, - Hon on the ground of non-compli-.ancc with an order for. restvtution ot rights, a decree ni»i was vss& .three months. In. Kelly •(wife’s petition) a similar order was made. Both cases were undefended. At Port Chalmers to-day 1 nomas Scott (engine room storekeeper) and Richard Wcedon (greaser), both employed on the steamer Kaikoura, were sentenced to six months imprisonment on a charge of unlawfully entering the slap s bold and damaging cargo. The evidence showed tliat accused were found in the hold and that they broko open a case containing feeding bottles- als that they endangered the safety o the ship by taking a naked light into tlio hold wliero a quantity or explo gives was stored. * . 0 AUCKLAND, Dfc. 3. tho Divorce Court -vlr. Justice Dewiiston granted decrees nisi in -the following cases: Rose H. Horsfnll -v James Horsfall, misconduct and cruelty; Albert Ricketts v. 15mina Ricketts, misconduct, Thomas lv. Sheldon, co-respondent; Emily Meyv John Mover, desertion; Alfred TM,„,ln« v Esther Rhodes, misconArthur L. Winter co-respond-Vam v Emily Gooch v. Charles Rug’nstus Gooch, desertion; Sydney ■Herbert Godfrey v. Margaret 11. Godfrey, misconduct. Henry Mills, «o-r espondent^ MNG T ONj Dec. .3. In the Divorce Court to-day Air. in the Albert Tolley, a butdfer! wife’s petition, on tho grounds of bigamy. - -