TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1921, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

VARiOUS OH ITER

!UY TKt.KUlt.U’ll—i’Ell VIIESH ASSOCIATION. A DIYOHCK Sl'lT. WKIJ.IN'CTON. Auk. 31. Tin* Supreme Court lias I soon occupied two (lavs in hertrino the petition ol Mat tin Xntril Kareirti for a dissolution :’l,is jnii ri itiye w lt.li Kiicen Suroirh on ihc pround ul' adultery with George Vance Slkuiuou. n grazier, from idiom £pf".i;i damages was claimed. Iho petitioner is an Austrian and a carrier tesiilinsr at I’l i m inert on, and it is ; lleged Unit the respondent has been guilty on many occasions of miseonduct with the correspondent, who. it is aliened, has openly claimed to bo the father of her youngest child. The defence was a denial of the alienations. Respondent admitted hat owjit" to trouble with the petitioner, she went to Wanganui. where Shannon, bad taken a farm, taking ber youngest eliild with ber. and slie acted as Sbannon's bo'isekeeper. receiving AOs weekly. Tbe jury returned a verdict 01 favour of the petitioner, and award' 1 biwi £|.";{»:I against the eo-respond'ant. WAR MKMOMAI,. WANGANUI. Any. 31. A movement to erect a memorial at Wanganui to tbe memory of soldiers from tbe town ami district v. bo fell in ibe (treat War Look definite share this afternoon, when a. sun-committee n present.i live, of the fim migli Council and adiniuiiig Ineal bodies, I’alriotie ,-neiety, and Retunied Soldiers, came to n derision. It was resolved to erect a memori" 1 lower of a .striking design on Durie Mill, near tbe side of tbe ll.igstafl. Tlte spot, commands a wide view of country and sea. and as an electric elevator carries people to the site, the lower will be very accessible. KA1!MIt!! GOKS UANKRURT. NAIM UR. A no. ,j|. • lames 1,. Rowell, sheep lai'lller. lias filed a petition for bankruptcy. His liabilties are £0!),370 ami assets £BB,jf)3. Tbe bankrupt attributes bis position io tbe falling market m-t after per-t-base of two proper] ies for spi'ciilai-ive